I have always said and believed that the greatest basketball player in the world will do nothing unless the right people, and I mean the right people know of him. You see,one of the most important aspects of basketball (exposure) has been completely neglected for centuries. THEY ALWAYS SAY JUST GO PLAY ON A TRAVEL TEAM AND YOU WILL GET NOTICED. You have a better shot at making a full court, behind the back, with a blind fold shoot! While travel teams will help, most of the scouts that attend the games already have an idea of who they are looking for, most of the time they are there because they know one or two of the players and are just checking up on how there " merchandise" is doing.



I have a better, more productive way of getting massive exposure and having your name spreading like wild fire to thousands of coaches, scouts and teams.

Would you like to know the secrets responsible for getting over a hundered college scolarships? Here is my step-by-step basketball exposure system for attracting hundreds of college recruiters and coachs.

One of the easiest, but most effective ways you can get scouts and recruits knowing of you and attending all your games is by contacting them. That's' right, contacting them.

But there is a system you have to follow. Here is the system: First you have to really know what your game is like, what you do great and what you do horrible. What is your niche...ask your coach, other coaches, teammates, parents, get as much info as you can.

Then you need to do some research. Go on the Web and start looking at different schools and teams, see what there roster is like, and see all the years the players have been there. This is a great way for you to secretively find out what that team is looking for, and what they are interested in.

Let's use an example: If you are a point guard, that is small, but has a lot of skills like you can really shoot the ball, dribble under control and pressure and have a low turnover to assist ratio, and you find a team where their starting point guard is in his last year, and they had a high average of turnovers last year, and their reserve point guard isn't all that good. Then you found a goldmine. You are exactly what that team needs and is looking for!

But now if that team has three guards, that were High School All Americans, and none of them are higher then sophomores, then you better move on... they already have your spot filled!

This is what I call being "Pro Active"... it is the difference between playing hard and playing smart. It is also the difference between most of the players that get scholarships, and most of the ones that end up sitting at home, watching ESPN.

So now you know that that team need someone like you,

now you can begin contacting them. Start researching some teams, and start asking coaches, trainers, players and parents what they think of you game so you can get progress report to use when researching those teams.