Step 01
Film and measurables review
Look at game film, specialist clips, class year, position, size, academic profile, and current recruiting activity.
"Coach Rip helped us understand which schools actually fit my numbers and film."Gavin L. Kicker
37 years of D1 coaching perspective
Recruiting help for kickers, punters, and long snappers.
Coach Rip helps specialists and their families turn film, measurable data, and coach outreach into a clear college recruiting plan.
60+
NFL players coached
37
years in Division 1 football
25+
years with specialists
Experience across major programs
Built from real college evaluation rooms.
The point is not to make every athlete look the same. It is to help the right programs see the right evidence quickly.
Meet Coach Rip
A recruiting advisor who has sat on the coach's side of the table.
Families often get stuck guessing which schools to contact, what film to send, and how to follow up. Coach Rip brings a college coach's eye to that process so specialists can present the right information in the right order.
- Specialist-first review. Film, charting, operation time, hang time, accuracy, snapping consistency, and game context are evaluated for the position.
- Practical school targeting. Build a list around level, fit, geography, academics, and where the player's tools can translate.
- Coach-ready outreach. Turn scattered information into a simple package college coaches can scan and act on.
"My job is to help families stop guessing and start presenting the athlete the way college coaches actually evaluate."
The first review
Simple enough to start. Specific enough to be useful.
The site now sells one clear next step: a film and recruiting fit review. That is easier for families to understand and easier for Coach Rip to manage.
Step 02
Fit and level discussion
Identify which levels and program types make sense so the family is not wasting months on the wrong target list.
Step 03
Outreach game plan
Clarify what to send, who to contact, what to update, and how to follow up during the athlete's recruiting window.
Why players get missed
Most specialists do not have a talent problem. They have a presentation problem.
College staffs move fast. If the film, numbers, and message are hard to understand, the player can be passed over before anyone has a real evaluation conversation.
Common gaps
- Sending the same message to every school
- Film that hides the most important reps
- No clear specialist metrics
- Following up too late or too often
What changes
- Cleaner evaluation package
- Right-fit school list
- Better timing around camps and contact windows
- More confident parent and player decisions
The working system
A recruiting process a family can actually follow.
The long program can still exist behind the scenes. The public site should explain it as a clear path, not a huge menu of services.
Evaluate what college coaches will ask first.
Position, class year, film quality, specialist metrics, academics, and current recruiting traction.
Build the right-fit target list.
Separate dream schools, realistic fits, camp priorities, and programs that need to see updated evidence.
Package the athlete clearly.
Sharpen film, metrics, contact information, academic context, and the short message a college coach needs.
Use a follow-up rhythm.
Know when to send updates, when to camp, when to call, and when to move attention to better-fit programs.
Proof without overpromising
Credibility matters more than hype.
Recruiting outcomes depend on talent, academics, roster needs, timing, and level fit. The promise here is experienced guidance and a better process.
NFL players coached
Experience developing players who reached the highest level of the sport.
years in college football
Perspective from real staff meetings, recruiting evaluations, and program-building decisions.
level-fit planning
Guidance for college roster opportunities across NCAA, NAIA, and JUCO paths.
"The review made my film package easier for coaches to understand right away."Cristiano P. Punter
"We finally had a plan for who to contact and how to follow up."Anthony D. Long snapper
Recruiting calendar
Every season has a different recruiting job.
The right next step depends on the athlete's class year, film, metrics, and where college staffs are in their evaluation cycle.
Winter
Update film, verify measurables, plan camps, and start targeted school research.
Spring
Send updated film, map camp priorities, and prepare for evaluation periods.
Summer
Use camps and specialist events to get fresh data, feedback, and coach visibility.
Fall
Send game-week updates, maintain communication, and keep the target list realistic.
Start here
Request a film and recruiting fit review.
Send the basics. Coach Rip will review the athlete's position, class year, film, and current recruiting situation, then follow up about the right next step.
- For kickers, punters, long snappers, and families
- Built around film, metrics, academics, and fit
- Clear response expectation within 48 hours
Prefer direct contact?
Email coachrip.showtime@gmail.com or call (662) 816-4348.