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Excited to be heading up to Chapel Hill this afternoon to watch Spring Practice at UNC!! @mlombardiuncgm @CoachBPetrino @CoachPick53 @BlaylockAndrew @Belichick_B @Hayesfawcett3 @SWiltfong_ @CharlesPower @adamgorney @GregBiggins @TomLoy247 @GregSmithRivals @samspiegs @ChadSimmons_

Super excited to be traveling to Conway tomorrow morning to watch CCU spring practice!!! @CoachNGilbert @NickPetrinoCCU @SchillerWilson @ScottAligo @L_Armstrong3 @CoachHCrabtree @CoachCParrott

From 185 at this time last year to 280 this year! 🐱🏈@Dillon_Football

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4.53 40 @CoachesCombines @CoachRoller5 @Dillon_Football

It’s almost GO TIME! This Sunday at Woodland High School QUICK REMINDERS: Session Times: 1- 7:30am 2- 11:45am 3- 4pm Register/pay ahead or it’s $35 at the door Spectators welcome: tickets are $5 @SCFCA1 @iguerin @LouatTheState @JohnsonLambe

#16 🐐Tarheels! 🐱🏈@Dillon_Football @ZamauriousRobe1

Super excited to be heading up to Clemson to watch spring practice March 23!!! 🐅🐅 #ALLIN @CoachMattLuke @carson_cramer @CoachTA44 @TofClemson @ClemsonTigerNet @ClemSportNews

Appreciate Matt Norris and BSN for the new threads! @Dillon_Football 🐱🏈

Excited to be going down to Columbia to watch UofSC spring practice!! 🤙🏽 @Dillon_Football @CoachRoller5 @CoachSBeamer @kendalbriles @DarrenUscher @SamSerbay @brianbachman_ @P_Ellsworth_USC @BrandonHuffman @TomLoy247 @ChadSimmons_ @Andy_Villamarzo @adamgorney @SWiltfong_

🚨LOCATION CHANGE- MARCH 29🚨 The Carolinas Coaches Combine originally scheduled at Fort D on March 29 will now be held at WOODLAND HS 📍Woodland HS 4128 Hwy 78, Dorchester, SC ⏰ All session & registration times remain the same @JohnsonLambe @iguerin @SCFCA1 @LouatTheState

Congratulations to the following @Dillon_Football players for being selected to the Carolinas Coaches Combines at Fort D S3! See you March 29 @ 4PM! Check email to register/more info! @JohnsonLambe @CoachRoller5

Congratulations to the following @Dillon_Football players for being selected to the Carolinas Coaches Combines at Fort D S2! See you March 29 @ 11:45AM! Check email to register/more info! @JohnsonLambe @CoachRoller5

Had a talk today with a parent who was asking about the recruiting process.. Here’s what I told them. 1. Support your kid. Don’t do it for them. If they want it, they’ll do the extra work. If they won’t do the work… they don’t really want it. And that’s okay. 2. Form a DOT, not a circle. You don’t need 15 opinions. You don’t need 10 specialty coaches. If they have the talent, the right people will find them. 3. Only about 2% of high school athletes receive athletic scholarship money. Don’t build your financial plan around something statistically unlikely. 4. Most prospects are the best player on their high school team. Being “pretty good” isn’t the same as being recruitable. 5. Your kid does NOT need every recruiting subscription site membership. They probably don’t need any. 6. Be careful with recruiting “services.” If someone is asking for large fees to “get your kid recruited,” be cautious. College coaches recruit players, not payment plans. 7. You don’t need every showcase or ranking camp. You don’t need every summer and fall tournament 8. Getting invited to a $150 camp is not “getting recruited”. It’s getting the assistant coaches paid 9. College coaches call high school coaches. They ask: Does he/she work hard in the weight room? What’s their attitude like? Are they coachable? 10. They also ask about parents. If you’re difficult, entitled, or a problem. They’ll be honest. 11. Don’t get jealous when others get recruited. Teach your kid to be a good teammate, not a bitter one. 12. If your first explanation is “the coach screwed my kid over,” that’s a red flag to a college coach. 13. Coaches know when parents run the social media. 14. You don’t need to post and tag every at-bat, inning, or highlight. Recruiting isn’t a tagging contest. 15. If your child’s entire identity is sports, they will eventually burn out or resent it. Build a person first. The athlete follows. The Bottom Line If your kid really has it, will have opportunities Recruiting is simple.

Urban Meyer says the quiet part out loud. Be the best player on your high school team first. Development > camps. Mastery > 7-on-7 trophies. College coaches recruit game tape, not weekends.

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EXCITED to be down at @GamecockFB Junior Day tomorrow!! #SpursUp🤙🏽 @Dillon_Football @CoachRoller5 @CoachSBeamer @kendalbriles @DarrenUscher @SamSerbay @brianbachman_ @P_Ellsworth_USC @BrandonHuffman @TomLoy247 @ChadSimmons_ @Andy_Villamarzo @adamgorney @SWiltfong_