One city. One Saturday.
Baton Rouge, LA · ONE DAY ONLY
Sunday, November 8, 2026
Holiday Inn Baton Rouge – South · 9990 Airline Hwy
The Signing Day Recruiting Seminar is a live, in-person session hosted by Coach Chris Scott Jr. — the up-to-date recruiting education parents, athletes, and coaches need before the December signing period, covering NIL, roster limits, scholarships, recruiting strategy, and signing day preparation.
Single Ticket
$40
One seat
- ·Full seminar access
- ·Recruiting workbook & resources
- ·Live Q&A
Family Package
$90
Bring the whole family
- ·Seats for the family
- ·Recruiting workbook & resources
- ·Live Q&A
- ·Best value per person
VIP Recruiting Review
$150
One-on-one with Coach Scott
- ·Everything in general admission
- ·20-minute private consultation
- ·Highlight film review
- ·Social media audit
- ·Personalized recruiting roadmap
Secure checkout through Ticket Tailor · Seats are limited.
THE TRACK RECORD
Guidance that puts athletes on the map.
The people behind this seminar have helped develop and place athletes at every level, from Power Five signings to the NFL. This is the same knowledge, in one room, for your family.
In their own words.
“You not only get an opportunity to come to this seminar, but you get an opportunity to work with experienced coaches.”
“Any parent looking to get their kids into athletics, especially at the next level, this information is invaluable.”
YOUR HOST
Led by someone who has lived it.
Coach Chris Scott Jr.
Host · Founder, Legendary Moves · 14 Years Inside College & Pro Football Recruiting · Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellow · Washington Commanders
Coach Chris Scott Jr. spent 14 years in the rooms where scholarships actually get decided, evaluating film, advising families, and watching talented players get passed over for one reason: no one taught them how recruiting really works.
He built his career inside programs at TCU, SMU, the University of Houston, Temple, Grambling State, and the Washington Commanders, and in 2023 was selected for the Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellowship with the Commanders.
He founded Legendary Moves to put that knowledge in one room. In this seminar he breaks down exactly what college coaches look for, how film and social media make or break offers, how NIL and revenue sharing really work, and how families prepare for signing day.
Everything before you sign.
Every year, thousands of talented players miss scholarship opportunities for one reason: no one taught their family how recruiting actually works. The film was fine. The athlete was good enough. The knowledge was missing.
This seminar puts that knowledge in one room. In a focused morning, parents, athletes, and coaches break down how recruiting works right now, from NIL and revenue sharing to roster limits, scholarships, and the timeline by grade, and exactly how to prepare before the December signing period. You leave knowing your next move, and when to make it.
THE SEMINAR AGENDA
What we cover.
Eight sessions plus a bonus, built to take your family from where recruiting stands today to a real signing-day plan.
The New Era of College Recruiting
What Coaches Really Look For
The Recruiting Timeline: 8th Grade to the Transfer Portal
Common Recruiting Mistakes
Building an Effective Recruiting Profile
Understanding NCAA, NAIA & JUCO Opportunities
Scholarships, NIL & Revenue Sharing
Signing Day Preparation
Bonus: Saving Families Money During Recruiting
The film was fine. The athlete was good enough. The knowledge was missing.
THE NEW ERA OF RECRUITING
The recruiting process, explained.
Most families have the same questions, usually at the same time, and usually a year later than they should. We answer them directly, so you can act on them while there is still time.
When recruiting actually starts
What coaches really look for
Official versus unofficial visits
Common recruiting mistakes
Where the scholarship opportunities are
Academic requirements and eligibility
Recruiting timelines by grade level
THE RECRUITING ROADMAP
7th – 8th Grade
- Fundamentals first
- Academics on track
- Skill development
- Building good habits
9th – 10th Grade
- Exposure begins
- First highlight film
- Showcase participation
- A clean social presence
11th Grade
- The major recruiting year
- Coach communication
- Campus visits
- Scholarship conversations
12th Grade
- Signing day preparation
- Roster and walk-on paths
- Transfer portal education
- Finding the right fit
NCAA, NAIA & JUCO OPPORTUNITIES
Thousands of paths beyond Division I.
NCAA Division I
- The highest level of competition
- The largest athletic budgets
- Full and partial scholarships
- National television exposure
NCAA Division II
- Competitive football
- Scholarship opportunities available
- A strong balance of academics and athletics
NCAA Division III
- No athletic scholarships
- A strong academic focus
- An excellent student-athlete experience
NAIA
- Competitive football
- Athletic scholarships available
- Smaller campuses and class sizes
Junior College (JUCO)
- A development opportunity
- An academic recovery path
- A route to NCAA programs
There are thousands of opportunities to keep playing. The goal was never just Division I. The goal is the right fit — the program where your athlete is wanted, can grow, and can graduate.
SCHOLARSHIPS, NIL & REVENUE SHARING
Name, image, likeness.
A lot of athletes chase NIL before they have done the work that makes NIL possible. We flip the order. NIL and revenue-sharing opportunities are earned through performance, branding, and reputation, and we show families how to build all three the right way.
What NIL and revenue sharing really are, in plain terms
How scholarships actually work
Building a personal brand
Monetizing social media responsibly
Financial literacy basics
Protecting your brand and reputation
The myth is that NIL comes first. The fact is that opportunities follow the athletes who develop, who carry themselves well, and who are worth investing in.
BUILDING YOUR RECRUITING PROFILE
A film that gets watched.
A coach decides in the first thirty seconds whether to keep watching. Most highlight films are too long, poorly organized, and bury the best plays. This session shows you how to fix that.
The right film length
Which clips to include, and which to cut
Position-specific film expectations
Editing technique
Hudl best practices
How to distribute film to coaches
RECOMMENDED FORMAT
- Three to five minutes, maximum
- Best plays first
- Clear player identification
- Updated regularly
COMMON MISTAKES
- Long intros before any football
- Music playing over the film
- Poor clip quality
- No player identification
- Too many average plays
Your feed is your resume.
College coaches check social media before they ever pick up the phone. A single bad post can end interest that took years to build. We show athletes how to make their presence an asset instead of a liability.
DO
- Use your real name
- Include your graduation year
- List height and weight
- Post your highlights
- Celebrate your teammates
- Show leadership
- Engage professionally
- Keep your profiles updated
DON'T
- Post negativity
- Use profanity
- Argue with people online
- Share inappropriate photos
- Complain about coaches
- Air out locker room issues
- Share controversial content
SAMPLE RECRUITING BIO
Player Name | QB
Class of 2028
6’2″ · 190 lbs
Baton Rouge, LA
GPA: 3.8
Hudl link
Email address
What every parent should know.
Recruiting is a family decision, and parents are the ones fielding the calls, reading the offers, and planning the finances. This session is for you.
How recruiting actually works
Communicating with college coaches
The real scholarship landscape
NIL and revenue sharing, explained for parents
A transfer portal overview
Academic eligibility requirements
Financial planning, and saving money during recruiting
You leave with a plan.
INCLUDED WITH EVERY TICKET
VIP RECRUITING REVIEW · $150
A 20-minute one-on-one recruiting consultation
Highlight film review
Social media audit
A full recruiting evaluation
A personalized recruiting roadmap
Questions, answered.
Who is this seminar for?
Parents of 8th–12th graders, high school coaches, trainers, youth organizations, and transfer portal and JUCO athletes. If your family is thinking about the next level, this is for you.
Should I bring my athlete, or come alone?
Both benefit. Parents handle the calls, the offers, and the finances, and athletes hear directly what coaches are looking for. Bring your athlete if you can.
Is my athlete too young or too old?
The seminar is built for 8th grade through seniors, plus transfer portal athletes. Younger athletes are welcome with a parent.
What if I can’t make it?
Tickets can be refunded or transferred under our refund policy. See the full terms on our Refund Policy page.
Do I need the VIP ticket?
No. General admission covers the full seminar. The VIP Recruiting Review is an optional upgrade that adds a one-on-one consultation, a film review, a social media audit, and a personalized roadmap.
What should we bring?
Just yourselves and your questions. Every ticket includes a recruiting workbook and resources to take home.
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RESERVE YOUR SEAT
Sunday, November 8, 2026 in Baton Rouge, LA. Tickets start at $40, and seats are limited. Reserve your family's spot before the December signing period.