High school players are scouted on two things: talent and attitude. If you have mondo talent, you can get away with more attitude, but it's not recommended. If you have less talent, a good attitude can't hurt, but it may not help. As to talent, it depends on the position you play. Quarterbacks are scouted for arm strength, accuracy, natural talent, technicals, etc. Linebackers are scouted for size, speed, strength, wits, etc. Keep in mind that the position you play in high school may not be the position you are being scouted for, if any. Most times, scouts are looking at variables which can "mixed and matched." So, if you are a linebacker, and being scouted for the above qualities, those qualities may also fit the bill as a defensive end or even a fullback. As to attitude, keep it real. Be yourself, but don't be an idiot, either on or off the field. If you're being scouted, be assured that your extracurricular activities may also be scouted. While today's athletes seem to get away with debauchery, the end of that era seems to be approaching. Owners and fans are starting to demand the old-fashioned qualities of dignity and respect. So, if you're in high school and being scouted for college, play it safe. Keep the bad boy stuff to a minimum, and then celebrate when you get that scholarship!
To get into top-flight College Football programs, the ones that are pretty much NFL minicamps you have to EXCEL and I mean State records, outstanding numbers, 8000 yards rushing, hundred+ TDs, tremendous physique at the position, the works.
Then you get hold of all your high school tapes and make up a highlight reel and send to the coaches of the colleges you are interested in. Then you prepare to play for a Division 2 school or a junior college. Division 2 isn't football death; plenty of guys get drafted from UNH or Maine, and look where Jerry Rice came from.
You should start trying to get college scouts to look at you at around age 16. This is when you will be a prime target for the scouts.
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Yes , NBA scouts are everywhere. Even though SD does not have a team, NBA scouts will come to watch college and even high school players.
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It is good because the students' talent can be recognized, and rewarded.
Alpha Phi Omega is considered the college level of the Boy Scouts of America. APO's principles came from the Scout Oath and the Scout Laws of the Boy Scouts of America. But the Boy Scouts of America does not control Alpha Phi Omega.
It is a day that scouts can earn up to 2 merit badges, depending on prerequisites. This is usually held within council or districts, and not by troops.
Yes because it will look very good on your application to any college.
Most college applications ask for things such as awards you have received and community service/volunteer work you have been involved in. Both of those things can be gained through Girl Scouts. Having been in Girl Scouts and earning the Gold Award can also make the difference when a college has several applicants to choose from. Girl Scouts really help when applying for scholarships, especially if you complete the Girl Scout Gold Award and if you do a lot of community service through Girl Scouts. There are many scholarships which are awarded based on community service. Also, there are scholarships based on having earned the Girl Scout Gold Award.