For Parents
The structure, visibility, and tools to manage recruiting alongside your athlete.
From: ProspectUnlocked
Marcus — new update from Texas State
Campus Visit
Texas State University
“Coach met with Marcus after practice. Wants film from the spring scrimmage.”
Logged by Coach Williams · Northcrest HS
Sample update — yours arrive whenever new activity is logged.
What You Get as a Parent
Shared Activity Updates
Profile Visibility
Camp Directory
Outreach Templates & Cadence
SoonCollege Fit Reports
SoonNew: The Recruiting Playbook
Long-form, no-hype takes on the recruiting process — camps, target-school lists, and the real path for sub-FBS athletes.
Read the Playbook →FAQ
A structured playbook for the recruiting process: understand timelines, evaluate realistic fit schools, track your athlete's progress, and see recruiting activity as it happens.
Free to create an athlete profile and track activity. Paid tiers (Foundation, On The Radar) layer on for deeper analysis and longer engagement windows — released in phases.
Sophomore year (the 2028 class, as of the 2026–27 season) is when it's reasonable to start. Junior year (2027) is when it matters. If your son is a senior (2026) and hasn't started, it's not too late — it's a different playbook.
Yes. Most of what we publish is for FCS, D2, D3, and NAIA athletes — the divisions where 95% of HS football players actually end up. The recruiting process works the same way; the schools and timeline shift.
The public team page shows what the HS coach or athlete has chosen to share. Private data (parent contact info, internal notes) stays in-app.
We load and verify where we can, but HS football data is messy and ages fast. Coaches and athletes can edit anything on their own record. If something's wrong, flag it and we'll correct it.
The recruiting process is complicated. Having the right tools — and knowing what's happening — makes it manageable.
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