Kearny Komet Football - San Diego, CA

Schools Offering Football

NCAA Division I-A =120
NCAA Division I-AA = 119
NCAA Division II = 154
NCAA Division III = 239
NAIA = 92
Junior College = 71
Total = 795

Athletic Scholarship Opportunities
Division I-A(per school) = 85
Division I-AA(per school) = 63
Division II(per school) = 36
Division III = only offer merit, academic, and need-based scholarships.
NAIA = 24
NJCAA (*varies per school) = 85

Student-Athlete Participation
NCAA Division I-A = 13,758
NCAA Division I-AA =11,900
NCAA Division II =15,764
NCAA Division III = 22,813
NAIA = 9,200
Junior College = 7,100
HS Student-Athletes = 1,108,286

Recruiting Definitions

Contact period - permissible for authorized athletic department staff members to make in-person, off-campus recruiting contacts and evaluations.

Dead period - not permissible to make in-person recruiting contacts or evaluations on- or off-campus or permit official or unofficial visits.

Evaluation period - permissible for authorized athletics department staff to be involved in off-campus activities to assess academic qualifications and playing abililties. No in-person, off-campus recruiting contacts with a prospective student-athlete are permitted.

Quiet period - permissible to make in-person recruiting contacts only on the member institution's campus.

THE PARENTS RULE

The recruitment process can be thrilling, but please do not make it the main focus of your family. Please understand that all colleges send out thousands of form letters each year and these schools has no thought of recruiting many of those who receive these letters. College football can be a good thing, but it can be a bad thing as well. Please don’t get caught up in the hype of the college scholarship and abandon your common sense approach to raising your sons. Don’t let football become too important to your family. Simply use it as a tool to help you son grow as a young man.

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RECRUITING INFO



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RECRUITING INFO Schools Offering Football NCAA Division I-A =120 NCAA Division I-AA = 119 NCAA Division II = 154 NCAA Division III = 239 NAIA = 92 Junior College = 71 Total = 795 Athletic Scholarship Opportunities Division I-A(per school) = 85 Division I-AA(per school) = 63 Division II(per school) = 36 Division III = only offer merit, academic, and need-based scholarships. NAIA = 24 NJCAA (varies per school) = 85 Student-Athlete Participation* NCAA Division I-A = 13,758 NCAA Division I-AA =11,900 NCAA Division II =15,764 NCAA Division III = 22,813 NAIA = 9,200 Junior College = 7,100 HS Student-Athletes = 1,108,286 Recruiting Definitions Contact period - permissible for authorized athletic department staff members to make in-person, off-campus recruiting contacts and evaluations. Dead period - not permissible to make in-person recruiting contacts or evaluations on- or off-campus or permit official or unofficial visits. Evaluation period - permissible for authorized athletics department staff to be involved in off-campus activities to assess academic qualifications and playing abililties. No in-person, off-campus recruiting contacts with a prospective student-athlete are permitted. Quiet period - permissible to make in-person recruiting contacts only on the member institution's campus. THE PARENTS RULE The recruitment process can be thrilling, but please do not make it the main focus of your family. Please understand that all colleges send out thousands of form letters each year and these schools has no thought of recruiting many of those who receive these letters. College football can be a good thing, but it can be a bad thing as well. Please don’t get caught up in the hype of the college scholarship and abandon your common sense approach to raising your sons. Don’t let football become too important to your family. Simply use it as a tool to help you son grow as a young man.