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3. Address Player’s Concerns
Understand Their Needs:

Listen Actively: Pay attention to the player’s concerns, goals, and expectations. Understanding their perspective will help you address their needs more effectively.
Answer Questions: Be prepared to answer any questions they may have about your program, the team, or the recruiting process. Provide clear and honest responses.
Provide Solutions:

Offer Solutions: If the player has specific concerns or needs, work on providing solutions or adjustments to address them. This could include adjustments to their role, additional support, or specific development plans.
4. Arrange Visits
Campus Visits:

Plan Visits: If possible, arrange for the player to visit your campus. A visit allows them to experience the environment, meet with coaches and teammates, and get a feel for the program.
Showcase Facilities: During the visit, showcase your program’s facilities, training areas, and any other features that set your program apart.
Meetings with Coaches and Players:

Coach Interaction: Arrange meetings with your coaching staff to discuss the player’s potential role and development plans. This helps build a connection with the coaches and provides a clearer picture of the player’s future in your program.
Teammate Interaction: If possible, have the player meet current team members to gauge team chemistry and get a sense of the team culture.

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