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Should Parents Talk To College Coaches?

Parents can (and should) talk to college coaches during the recruiting process, but when is it appropriate and when is it not? Get the answers - https://www.ncsasports.org/blog/2019/... 0:00 Should parents talk to college coaches? 0:21 Coaches know if a parent is too involved 1:26 how parents can help with emails 1:43 how to be involved with phone calls SUMMARY • All the communication should come from the student-athlete. They should be the one communicating with coaches. Parent’s should not reach out to a coach on behalf of their child. • Parents can brainstorm questions to ask, proofread messages and jot down some talking points for a phone call or visit, but at the end of the day, emails, phone calls and most of the talking should be done by the potential recruit. Have a question? Drop it in the comments below or email us at [email protected]! FOLLOW NCSA College Recruiting: YouTube at    / ncsasport   or NCSAsport Facebook at   / ncsasports   Twitter at   / ncsa   or @ncsa Instagram at   / ncsa_sports   or #ncsa Snapchat at   / ncsa_sports   or ncsa_sports TikTok at   / ncsa_sports   or ncsa_sports NCSA is the largest and most successful college athletic recruiting network. With a network of over 35,000 college coaches, NCSA assists student-athletes in 34 sports to find their best path to college.