The Best Book On Ivy League Football Recruiting

Are you a high school athlete with dreams of gaining admission to an Ivy League school? Are you feeling the pressure of the college application process and finding yourself lost in all the jargon like ‘highlight tape’, ‘combines’ and ‘exploding offers’? Don’t panic, we’ve got you covered. Ivy League Football recruiting can be both a long and incredibly competitive process. This book will give you a basic outline of what to do and what NOT to do as you navigate your way through the application period. As an added bonus, secrets of the highlight tape, the importance of attending a combine, and so much more are now unlocked. So what are you waiting for? Start reading!

Book Outline:
Chapter 1: The Top Three Takeaways from this Book -- Good Things Come in 3's
Chapter 2: Your High School Recruiting Plan
Chapter 3 : Academic Achievement for an Ivy League Recruit
Chapter 4: Selecting Football Camps and Combines
Chapter 5: Creating a Highlight Tape
Chapter 6: Additional Parts of an Athlete’s College Application
Chapter 7: BeRecruited and Other Online Resources
Chapter 8: The Ivy League Recruiting Visit
Chapter 9: Ivy League Likely Letters
Chapter 10: Which College Athletic Program is Right for Me?
Chapter 11: College Athlete Life

Dear Reader,

Let me first thank you for taking an interest in this book—I genuinely hope you find it to be an informative guide to the Ivy League Football recruiting process. I wrote this book to demystify some of the common misperceptions surrounding ivy league football and make the recruiting process more manageable for student athletes. I hope that my authentic opinions and experiences provide a good guideline for effectively handling the process and managing expectations.

Please note that while I believe this to be the most comprehensive and helpful book on the market about ivy league football recruiting, it is distinctly not an “official” guide. This book is based on a first hand account, so all opinions expressed are my own. If I’ve misstated or misconstrued anything in this book, the fault is also my own, and not that of any of the Ivy League institutions, football programs, or my publishers.

Best of luck!

Very sincerely,
Scott Britton