Everyone obsesses over level in recruiting, but here's the truth: After you graduate, no one cares what level you played.
Employers love hiring former athletes. Period.
Not because they were D1, D2, or D3, but because being a college athlete proves you have discipline and work ethic.
Coach K. Wallace retweeted
Best way to sum up the current recruiting landscape for HS Prospects….
You have to be a really good player to receive a College offer at ANY level right now.
Coach K. Wallace retweeted
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"Twitter (X) is a great resource. Players need to understand we are on it multiple times a day searching for hoopers."
- @Coachbode1966
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Coach K. Wallace retweeted
Had an amazing time at LaGrange today! Thanks for the hospitality! @KnickrehmKyle @LCpanthersRUN
Coach K. Wallace retweeted
Replying to @LaGrangeMBB
@LaGrangeMBB is partnering with @1PAthletics for a Prospect Elite Camp on September 20th. We are 12 days away. If you have received an email from Grant Evans @G_evans15 YOU ARE ON OUR RADAR. It would be great to be able to evaluate you at this camp.
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Coach K. Wallace retweeted
Blessed to receive my 1st offer from LaGrange College! #agtg
Coach K. Wallace retweeted
Recruits: if you REALLY want to make it easy for coaches..create a YouTube channel. Upload multiple highlights AND full game film. Put the link in your bio and don’t give them a single reason to not find anything. Have it listed clearly and by type of video.
A high-academic D3 Coach told us this:
“As soon as I get a recruit's name I go to Twitter”
Their goal?
Get a quick sense of the player's fit for their program, aka if they are "recruitable"
Best Case: The recruit has all key info listed in their profile, it is up to date & there's film to watch
Worst Case: Limited info, no highlight, or even worse - no profile at all
Coaches can't recruit what they can't find
Twitter (X) is free and something all recruits should create & maintain
Coach K. Wallace retweeted
Replying to @LCpanthersRUN
@LCpanthersRUN thank you so much for your donation! Ill combine it with others & get a teacher in need adopted ASAP!!
Coach K. Wallace retweeted
Proud day for me. Taking a risk but believe in this project! It has made my coaching responsibilities so much more manageable and allows me to focus more on the things that matter most. Coaches, check it out!
Anyone that follows me or has received an invite to this camp, I suggest you sign up. We’ve signed several players from this camp. Well worth the time and money. See you there!
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Coach K. Wallace retweeted
Lagrange College Basketball freshmen..
Josh Mock @josh2mock &
Caden Orrick @caden_orrick Move in day taking a second to snap a pic with Panther Pride
Coach K. Wallace retweeted
Thank you @KnickrehmKyle for stopping by the #SandysSpielFallLeague!
Coach K. Wallace retweeted
🚨MEN’S PRO BASKETBALL OPPORTUNITY
Looking for players this upcoming season.
🏀Investment league
Season starts in January
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Coach K. Wallace retweeted
A lot of the basketball training you see for kids heading into their freshman year of college simply doesn’t translate to the college game. Freshmen need to be elite at the basics: catch-and-shoot, scoring in two dribbles or less, defending at a high level, and being physically and mentally prepared to compete every possession. That’s what earns minutes.
Coach K. Wallace retweeted
Congratulations to @BillyBrimerJr on his offer from @LaGrangeMBB!!
@BillyBrimerJr has been at the last two 1Percent Prospect Camps.
Congrats Billy!
Coach K. Wallace retweeted
Replying to @D3Direct
I did both, playing D3 changed my life, but I wouldn’t have been as good of a D3 player if I didn’t have the experience of playing high level D1. If I could do it over I would choose a D3 for all 4 years where you can play and develop. No better feeling than playing the game.





















