that's not entirely true. and it's not the way it HAS to be.
you can designate who on the staff (up to 3 (or it may have changed to 4)) can talk to PSA's.
and I'd say 95% of learning more about individual recruits is talking to their parents and coaches rather than the athletes themselves.
idk if 'stalking' is the word i'd use lol, but the kiper thing is a fair comparison.
there's only been two real Recruiting Coordinators in the country - Anthony Ralph and Tyler Caldwell and both have crushed it.
college coaches should focus on development and the needs of their athletes, not spend their time being a research laden computer geek, which, in addition to talking to parents and coaches, is essentially what I do.
the role of a DI Wrestling Recruiting Director should be to do all the leg work and to present - in this case to TNT - your best recommendations and have them land them.
a few of you guys mentioned that you need to land not just Top 20's, but the right Top 20's and you're damn right. There are plenty of 'elite recruits' that i wouldn't have touched with a ten foot pole. having a RC helps with this as well.