Go Get That Scholarship!: A Guide To College Basketball Recruiting For High School Players, Parents And Sports Fans

Go Get That Scholarship!: A Guide to College Basketball Recruiting for High School Players, Parents and Sports Fans

Review"In Go Get That Scholarship!, Nate Mast and Shawn Donnelly have written a terrific guide to the confusing and emotional recruiting process that most people only go through once, if at all. It provides outstanding practical advice to help any aspiring scholarship athletes and their families. With this guide, you'll feel like a veteran of the process." --Jay Bilas, ESPN Basketball Analyst"Go Get That Scholarship! is the most comprehensive guide to understanding the entire process of getting the opportunity to play college basketball. It is a must for any high school player and their parents. Nate Mast and Shawn Donnelly have laid out the 'blueprint' for getting college coaches to take notice of you." --Fran Fraschilla, ESPN Basketball Analyst"Go Get That Scholarship! is a great, great book. Packed with tons of useful info, along with a very readable and entertaining style, this book is a must-read for not just high school players, but also fans of college basketball. Excellent work by Nate Mast and Shawn Donnelly." --Bill Self, Head Basketball Coach, University of Kansas"Mast has an authoritative tone that comes naturally from his years of experience. Chapters like 'What Coaches Want' offer an insider's look at how coaches think and the criteria they use to evaluate players ... A must-read for anyone who is serious (or whose child is serious) about playing college hoops, and it doubles as an interesting take on the recruitment process for fans of the college game." --Kirkus ReviewsWritten by the director of basketball operations at Southern Illinois University (who also played at Illinois and assisted at Kansas), GO GET THAT SCHOLARSHIP! helps high school basketball players and their parents navigate the often stressful and confusing process of securing a college basketball scholarship. Filled with interesting anecdotes, indispensible lists (?he Six Things You Have to Ask a Coach