Recruiting Guidance
Prepare for conversations with college programs, organize your athlete profile, and better understand the recruiting process.
Discuss your goals →YOUR FUTURE. YOUR BRAND. YOUR LEGACY.
Guidance for student-athletes and families navigating recruiting, name, image and likeness (NIL), and opportunities beyond the field.
The next step in an athlete’s journey deserves a plan.
Legacy One Sports Management is focused on helping athletes and their families make informed decisions, understand their options, and approach opportunities with confidence.
From recruiting conversations to NIL education, our goal is to put the athlete’s long-term development and well-being at the center.
A thoughtful, athlete-first approach for the decisions that shape a career on and off the field.
Prepare for conversations with college programs, organize your athlete profile, and better understand the recruiting process.
Discuss your goals →Learn the fundamentals of name, image and likeness, brand partnerships, disclosure obligations, and questions to ask before signing.
Explore NIL basics →Build a clear, authentic athlete story and a professional presence that can help communicate your values and interests.
Build your profile →Identify practical questions around proposed sponsorships, appearances, content agreements, and other potential opportunities.
Talk through an opportunity →Services are subject to a written agreement and applicable rules. Legal, tax, and financial advice should be obtained from qualified professionals.
NIL opportunities can look different from one state, school, sport, and governing body to another. Before pursuing a deal, athletes and families should understand the rules that apply to them.
NIL rules change and vary by jurisdiction and organization. This page is educational and is not legal, tax, or eligibility advice.
Share sport, graduation year, goals, and the questions you’re working through.
Discuss what support may be useful and what next steps make sense.
Understand the proposed scope, expectations, and any applicable agreement before moving forward.
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