Off the Field
Best player. Best person. Both at once. Getting recruited isn’t just about the forty — it’s about grades, eligibility, NIL, and money nobody explains. Coach Fite nearly lost it all in the classroom. So we built the roadmap he never got — for the athlete and the family.
Read the full guide, or walk through it lesson by lesson on your phone.
The road to college ball — eligibility, divisions, the portal.
The grades, the courses, and the deadlines that decide whether a recruit ever sets foot on a college field — explained the way nobody explained it to Coach Fite.
The whole path — what coaches really look at, the divisions, the JUCO road, your film and your numbers, and how to get a college coach to answer.
What NIL really is, and how to handle the money that comes with the game.
Name, Image, and Likeness money is all over your kid’s phone, and most of what they believe about it is wrong — especially in Texas. Here’s what’s actually true.
Banking, taxes on that first check, budgeting, credit, and who’s really on your side. Making it is half the game; keeping it is the other half.
Stay eligible in the classroom — test prep and study guides. More subjects added regularly.
Even though the NCAA went test-optional, a score still opens doors and unlocks scholarship money. What’s on the test, which one to take, and the moves that raise a score.
You just ran a two-hour practice and now you’ve got homework. Here’s how to study tired, study fast, and stay eligible without losing your mind.
Phone-friendly Cliff-Notes for biology, built so you pass the class and keep playing.
Fast, mobile-first study notes that cover the whole Algebra I year.
Cliff-Notes-style study help for reading sharp, finding the theme, and writing essays that score.
Cliff-style U.S. History notes built for the player who needs the W in the classroom too.
Fast, plain-English chemistry notes for the student-athlete who needs to pass and stay eligible.
Fast, mobile-first geometry notes for student-athletes who need to pass the class and stay eligible.
Educational information, current as of June 2026. Rules — especially NIL — change; confirm specifics with your school, the NCAA Eligibility Center, and a qualified advisor. Not legal advice.