Also, it's still early and some other schools might have a better situation for me. During this time, NCAA rules allow coaches to make in-home visits which interjects a new dimension into the recruiting derby. Many parents now, for the first time, will meet both assistant and head coaches. Coaches must come prepared to reveal overlooked insights about their programs. Academics requirements and advantages can be discussed in greater detail.
Recruits become more demanding about where they fit within a program's future.
The in-home visits, which usually occur during weekdays, are particularly crucial to the recruiting process because it is becoming increasingly difficult to reach youngsters over the phone. Restrictions on calling hours make it tough on staffs. Some prospects are already playing basketball. Weekends are now used by schools to host large gatherings of recruits. These are the best opportunities for recruits to meet most of the team members, student body as well as some faculty.