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The Three Levels Of College Football Evaluation


Published on 2025-02-03 18:45:34 - MSN
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  • College football coaches are asked to wear many hats and Steve Sarkisian wears more than most. One of the most crucial is hiring and developing staff who can evaluate athletes well across three distinct categories: high school,

The article from MSN discusses the three levels of college football evaluation, which are crucial for understanding how players are assessed and recruited. At the first level, evaluators look at a player's physical attributes such as height, weight, speed, and strength, which are measurable and often the initial criteria for recruitment. The second level involves evaluating a player's football skills, including technique, football IQ, and their ability to perform under game conditions, which requires watching game tapes and live performances. Finally, the third level focuses on intangibles like character, work ethic, coachability, and how well a player fits into the team's culture and system. This level is often assessed through interviews, interactions with coaches, and reports from high school coaches. Each level builds upon the previous one, providing a comprehensive view of a player's potential to succeed at the college level.

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