Currently, I'm helping one of my players jump into the NCAA Portal with the intent of coming out "golden" on the other side. As you've heard me discuss, this process is not for the feint of heart, nor the naive. Half of all players never play in any serious way again after leaving their school. AJ is an excellent snapper. He has quality game experience playing at the D3 level. He loves the college he's at, but things have changed and it has become unaffordable to he and his family (and he yearns to play at a step above) — not D2, but a higher level of D3. He doesn't want to travel too far, because he'd like his parents to see him play often. AND there's the rub. To satisfy your own football goals, you NEED TO PLAY. Assessing your own skills and how recruitable you are to other programs can be tricky. Too many over estimate what their worth is to another program. I've been helping him get looked at in the right way, from marketing yourself, finding the right football program/the right campus and the right education — together with inside info from my contacts, as well as knowledge gleaned from 40 years coaching guys just like him... even helping him craft a film that college coaches can actually evaluate (see below). If you're a high school athlete (FR, SO, JR, SR) who is interested to play at the college level, or you are a current college player, but seeking to find a way to get more PLAYING APPEARANCES (either at the university you're with or through the Portal), DM me and we can talk about how KICKING SKOOL can help.

Hello, my name is Ben Burch, I'm an American who lives in Saudi Arabia. I will be playing high school football in Minnesota next year as a kicker and punter. (I kick straight on). I've only played a season in the fall and spring in Europe and I'm entirely self taught. Could you please watch my video and give any tips? If so, then thank you.