“What I am trying to do with this program is to get these kids the exposure that they deserve,” Dansby said. “They sacrifice a lot from an early age. Some kids start playing sports at four, five, or six years old. But because of particular geographic or economic limitations within certain school districts, these athletes simply don’t get an opportunity to get that look or get viewed by some colleges that are out there. They miss out on opportunities to further their education, as well as their aspirations of playing the sport they love in college." - Karlos Dansby

GoMVB Sports' Frank Barone joins Coach Cox, Coach Cohen and Bruce Badgely to dive into the impact NIL has had and will have on college recruiting.

Special Guest Frank Barone from GoMVB joins Coach Cohen, Coach Cox and Bruce Badgely to talk about social media in today's recruiting process.

Today, college coaching staffs are being augmented with internet and social media specialists charged with scouring these media sources to find anything and everything they can on high school athletes. Social media has become the darling of these scouts to identify athletes that may fit their respective rosters. Millions of dollars in college scholarships are riding on these efforts.

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“It has become abundantly clear that today’s high school athletes not only have to be at the cutting edge of athletic training and performance but must ALSO demonstrate an ability to properly promote themselves across the Internet and Social Media,” Frank Barone, co-founder, GoMVB, said.

"Do's & Don'ts on Twitter" as Frank Barone, GoMVB Sports, joins Coach Cox, Coach Cohen and Bruce Badgely