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Ryan Love joined Next Level Recruiting on 8/18/2021 

Ryan your Recruiting Activity Dashboard was last updated on

5/29/2023 @ 10:07 pm

Contact: 210-636-3104   

email: ryandlove2005@gmail.com

twitter: @RyanLove17_

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Coach Assessment

Score 48/50

1. CHARACTER - 10

Outstanding Individual - 10

Good Individual - 8

Questionable - 6

2. COACHABILITY - 10

Takes Coaching Well -  10

Does it the easy way - 8

Does it their way - 6

3. Football IQ - 10

Great Instincts - 10

Tell them once - 8

Learns with reps - 6

4. Speed - 10

Outstanding - 10

Good - 8

Average - 6

5. Strength - 8

Exceptionally Strong - 10

Good Strength - 8

Average Strength - 6

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2022

2023

                        Academic Accomplishments

While Ryan is already turning heads on the football field at BHS in his career to-date he is also focused on keeping his grades up to reach his collegiate goals. As a a senior, Ryan is carrying a 3.6 GPA and will be taking his college entrance exams in the near future. For more information on this well-mannered young man, contact our San Antonio based staff at (210) 488-3287 anytime!

                           Athletic Accomplishments

This young man will be playing his Senior season at Brennan High School, competing in highly regarded district 28-6A in the Greater San Antonio Area. Ryan will be an active varsity player at the WR/S position while already off to a fast start, Ryan is poised for a huge upperclassman career. Keep an eye on this young man!

                                Athletic Statistics

Standing 5'9"-166lbs as a Sr.  Ryan combines his ball hawk mentality with his natural play-making abilities along with a high football IQ to have a bright future ahead of himself at BHS and beyond.  

 

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 Ryan, 

 IMPORTANT: 

 Be sure to review the Game Plan and the NLR Checklist they are your keys to   recruiting SUCCESS!!!

 If you are interested in any of the schools that have reviewed your

 highlights/following, please let Coach Prince know.

 Thanks

 Next Level Recruiting-USA

Ryan's Top 5 College Choices

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Understanding my Profile Activity and How to Use it

How athletes can analyze and interpret the Profile Activity they receive from colleges. Your Recruiting Activity Dashboard is automatically updated when colleges engage with your profile. 

 

There are two primary ways that college coaches will find you on

Next Level Recruiting:

1.   College coaches can search the NLR database for athletes using various filters

2.   Your Recruiter will promote your profile to college coaches

 

Different types of Profile Activity provide unique insight into what colleges are looking for, their levels of interest ,and how closely they are evaluating you.

Your Top 5 College Choice Promotions

These are your top 5 Colleges of choice That NLR has submitted your complete profile to include your highlights to.

 

NLR Promotions

These are Colleges that NLR has submitted your profile to based on your Skill set and that College needs.

 

These are the THREE types Profile Activity you can get on Next Level Recruiting:​

1.   Profile Views

2.   Highlight Views

3.   Follows

 

When a college coach views your profile, you will receive a Profile View and when they view your highlights, you will receive a Highlights View and when a college coach follows you, you will receive a Follow in your Profile Activity.

When a college follows you CONGRATULATIONS!!! it means you are actively being recruited by that school, they are tracking your progress and will receive notifications whenever your profile is update including:

·         GPA changes

·         SAT/ACT changes

·         Added Highlights

·         Performance report by coaches

·         Changes to coach assessments 

 

Recruiting Tips, Reminders & Success Tools

  • TOP 10 TIPS FOR STUDENT-ATHLETES

  • Student athletes often have to juggle a variety of athletic, academic, and athletic commitments all at once. Schedules are typically jam-packed and workloads tend to be pretty heavy. Here are our Top 10 Tips for student-athletes to make sure the time you are spending in the gym and in the classroom is paying off. 

  • 1. Manage your time.  – Being a student-athlete requires preparation and planning. Make a commitment to academic excellence by making sure you retain enough time for studying and completing schoolwork. Make sure your athletic commitments are working in-sync with your academic needs, not against them. Communicate with your coaches about any potential conflicts between your athletic commitments and your schoolwork. Take time at the start of each season to plan out your schedule to account for practices, assignments, projects, games, and personal time.

  • 2.  Focus on ImprovingWhether on the field or in the classroom, constant improvement should be your end goal. Academic success is vital for your future and as a potential college recruit so make sure to put in the work studying, learning, and working to attain an ideal GPA. Regardless of your sport, working on your fundamental skills is also important. Effort and determination through daily practices will help you improve your athletic ability. Also make sure to spend time outside of practices to work on your game.

  • 3.  Show Your Character In your everyday interactions in class or with your coach and teammates, strive to be the hardest worker on your team. Learn from criticism, stay cool-headed, and show your work ethic through the time you put into practice. Be respectful and aware of how you interact with others. College coaches look for athletes who approach the game with a professional demeanor and who are dedicated to the game.

  • 4. Be A LeaderIf you aren’t already an outspoken voice on your team, learn to be. Work on communicating with your teammates in game and pushing them to better themselves in practice. Hold yourself accountable and push yourself as an example to your teammates. Be vocal about what the team needs to do to succeed and make sure you are leading by example. Outside of the gym try to join school clubs or organization that interest you and try to gain a leadership position in these roles. Show coaches your passion as a leader both on and off the floor.

  • 5. Learn From Failure – There will be moments when you are challenged by a tough loss or a disappointing grade. Use these instances as ways to improve yourself and your abilities. Learn what you need to do to perform under pressure or what you need to focus on learning to improve your grade in your class. Don’t get caught up in your mistakes or failure but instead use your experiences as opportunities to better yourself as a student-athlete. Rely on your coaches and teachers to help you figure out what you need to work on.

  • 6. Maintain Your Relationships – Whether it be your high school coach, teacher, or a college coach, work on maintaining excellent communication with key people in your daily life. Being well-liked and known as a hard worker will get you far in life. Network, work hard, and make it evident that you are completely focused on academic and athletic success. The relationships you build now can provide you advice, potential references, and connections that can help you in the near future.

  • 7. Do Your Research – Spend your time researching schools that seem like a good athletic and academic fit for your abilities. Be cognizant of price, academic qualifications, potential scholarships, and potential majors available at the schools you are exploring. Know what it takes to get to your dream schools, both academically and athletically, and make sure you know which schools match up with your specific needs. One of the easiest ways to search for colleges that match your athletic needs is to create a Next Level Recruiting profile. Users registered to Next Level Recruiting have access to our in-depth college database which provide the academic requirements, sports offered, school size, and other key information to institutions across the United States. All athletes can create a Next Level Recruiting profile. 

  • 8. Reach out to Coaches – You can often find coach contact information on the athletic staff directory college institutions freely provide online. Get in touch with coaches at institutions at the top of your college list. Be professional in your interactions and emphasize your leadership positions and athletic achievements. Make your abilities known by sending coaches highlight videos and updates during the season of your best performances. An easy way to keep coaches updated is to use your Next Level Recruiting profile to send letters to coaches through our online letter generator. Letters can be sent to any coach in our database twice a year and provide an easy way for athletes to quickly contact coaches and inform them of your interest. You can start seeking out coaches by registering for an account .

  • 9. Stay In Shape All Year – It is very easy to take time off during winter break or the summer, but don’t get complacent. Take a week or a few days to rest your body and relax but work yourself back into the grind. In your off-time this can be as simple as going to the gym or working out an hour a day. Try focusing on improving on a particular athletic ability such as your strength, stamina, or speed. Stay in shape and you will be ready to play when the season comes.

  • 10. Keep Your Options Open - When searching for schools, many athletes seem to think their only option is a Division 1 university. However, this isn’t true for all athletes. As Division 1 gets the most attention, the most television coverage and the most scholarships, this is far from the only option. There are many levels of college athletics, including NCAA Division 2 and 3, NAIA and Junior College. Having the mindset that you will only play for a Division 1 school will limit your recruiting options and your chances of receiving a scholarship.

  • Here’s the deal

  • You really need to be prepared before you talk with a college coach. Think about what is important to you and make a list of questions to ask. Make sure the questions will help you make the right decision on which college is the right college fit for you.

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Ryan Love 2023  SR. Season Recruiting Activity

NLR Promotions 45

Profile Views

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Film Views

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Following 

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Adams State University  DII, Alamosa, Co.

Date Promoted

8/20/21

Profile View

10/21/22

Film Views

11/2/23

Following

10/24/23

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Western Orgon University DII, Monmouth, IL

Date Promoted

8/28/23

Profile View

11/2/23

Film Views

11/2/23

Following

11/2/23

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Kentucky State University DII, Frankfort, KY

Date Promoted

8/28/23

Profile View

9/19/23

Film Views

9/19/23

Following

9/19/23

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Wayne State College DII, Wayne, NE

Date Promoted

8/28/23

Profile View

10/23/23

Film Views

10/23/23

Following

10/23/23

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Alcorn State University DI, Lorman, MS

Date Promoted

5/15/23

Profile View

6/19/23

Film Views

6/19/23

Following

6/19/23

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Davidson College DI, Davidson, NC

Date Promoted

5/15/23

Profile View

11/29/23

Film Views

11/29/23

Following

11/29/23

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Florida Atlantic University DI, Boca Raton, FL

Date Promoted

5/15/23

Profile View

7/18/23

Film Views

7/18/23

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Fresno State DI, Fresno, CA

Date Promoted

5/15/23

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Lyon College DIII, Batesville, AR

Date Promoted

4/1/23

Profile View

4/3/23

Film Views

4/3/23

Following

4/3/23

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Southern Methodist University DI, Dallas, TX

Date Promoted

3/18/23

Profile View

8/3/23

Film Views

8/3/23

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Lamar University DI, Beaumont, TX

Date Promoted

3/18/23

Profile View

3/22/23

Film Views

3/22/23

Following

3/29/23

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Harding University DII, Searcy, AR

Date Promoted

2/18/23

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Shaw University DII, Raleigh, NC

Date Promoted

2/18/23

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Auburn University DI, Auburn, AL

Date Promoted

4/13/22

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Arizona State University DI, Tempe, AZ

Date Promoted

4/13/22

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University of Houston DI, Houston, TX

Date Promoted

4/13/22

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Butler University DI, Indianapolis, IN

Date Promoted

8/22/22

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McNeese University  DI, Lake Charles, LA

Date Promoted

8/20/21

Profile View

5/9/22

Film Views

5/9/22

Following

8/22/22

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Cornell University  DI, Ithaca, NY

Date Promoted

8/22/22

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North Texas University DI, Denton, TX

Date Promoted

8/20/21

Profile View

10/8/22

Film Views

10/8/22

Following

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Texas Tech University  DI, Lubbock, TX

Date Promoted

8/20/21

Profile View

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Texas State University DI, San Marcos, TX

Date Promoted

8/20/21

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Texas Christian University  DI, Fort Worth, TX

Date Promoted

8/20/21

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Angelo State University  DII, San Angelo, Tx.

Date Promoted

8/20/21

Profile View

1/18/22

Film Views

1/18/22

Following

1/18/22

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Tarleton State University DII, Stephenville, Tx.

Date Promoted

8/20/21

Profile View

3/20/22

Film Views

3/20/22

Following

3/20/22

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Texas A&M-Kingsville DII, Kingsville, Tx.

Date Promoted

8/20/21

Profile View

9/20/22

Film Views

9/20/22

Following

9/20/22

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University of Incarnate Word DI, San Antonio, Tx.

Date Promoted

8/20/21

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Texas A&M Commerce DII, Commerce, Tx..

Date Promoted

8/20/21

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West Texas A&M University  DII, Canyon, Tx.

Date Promoted

8/20/21

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University of Texas-PB DII, Odessa, Tx.

Date Promoted

8/20/21

Profile View

11/1/21

Film Views

11/1/21

Following

11/1/21

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Midwestern State University DII, Wichita Falls, Tx.

Date Promoted

8/20/21

Profile View

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University of Mary Hardin-Baylor DIII, Morgans Point, Tx.

Date Promoted

8/20/21

Profile View

9/28/21

Film Views

9/28/21

Following

9/28/21

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Texas Lutheran University DIII, Seguin, Tx.

Date Promoted

8/20/21

Profile View

9/15/21

Film Views

9/15/21

Following

12/29/21

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Hardin Simmons University DIII, Abilene, Tx.

Date Promoted

8/20/21

Profile View

9/9/21

Film Views

11/15/21

Following

11/15/21

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Trinity University DIII, San Antonio, Tx.

Date Promoted

8/20/21

Profile View

9/6/23

Film Views

9/6/23

Following

9/6/23

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New Mexico Highlands University DII, Las Vegas, NM.

Date Promoted

8/20/21

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