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You're in Indianapolis. Your athlete just finished their first match. And you look around and notice something.

The college coaches that were crowding your court? They're gone.

Before you panic — this week's video explains exactly why this happens every single year at Nationals, and more importantly what your family should be doing about it right now.

🎥 THIS WEEK ON YOUTUBE

Why You Should Expect Fewer Coaches Around Your Court at Nationals

If you're in Indianapolis this week — or following along from home — this is the most important video you'll watch all tournament.

Every year families are caught off guard when college coaches disappear from their court mid-tournament. It feels personal. It feels discouraging. But there's a very specific reason it happens — and once you understand it, you'll stop reacting and start doing something about it.

In this week's video I break down:

  • Why 30+ coaches can become 6 overnight at a tournament like Nationals

  • The real reason college coaches stop at your court — and why they leave

  • Why you should NEVER count on a teammate bringing coaches to your court

  • How coaches like the Nebraska HC approach Nationals and what it tells you about recruiting lists

  • The one story from the floor that perfectly sums up how college coaches actually think

⚡ TAYLOR'S QUICK SETS

Your Social Media Is Part of Your Resumé

College coaches are in Indianapolis this week — and before they ever watch your athlete play, some of them have already looked them up online. Taylor breaks down why your social media presence is part of your recruiting resumé and what your first impression should look like. 👇

📋 WANT THE FULL BREAKDOWN EVERY WEEK?

This week's Recruiting Edge paid issue goes deep — class-specific Tasks, Goals, Tips and Real Talk for every recruiting class, plus What's Happening Now and a From the Field observation straight from the floor in Indianapolis.

👉 Subscribe to PRI's Recruiting Edge and get an actionable recruiting plan delivered every Sunday night.

💬 FROM JASON

We are on the floor in Indianapolis all week watching the recruiting process happen in real time. Watch this week's video. It will completely change how you see what's happening around your court this week.

Questions about what your athlete should be doing right now? DM me on Instagram @parallelrecruitinginitiative or reply to this email.

See you on the floor. 🏐

— Jason

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