by Cory Heitz | Jul 18, 2022 | Choosing A Prep School, College Recruiting, General, Success Stories
In this feature we are going to highlight prep school success stories. The first article in this series focuses on 6’9’ Nevin Zink from Newtown, Connecticut. Nevin played AAU for DTX, which was founded by my college coach at Air Force, Dave Taylor. In August 2016, I...
by Cory Heitz | Jan 19, 2022 | Applying To Prep School, Choosing A Prep School
Choosing a prep school can be a very stressful time for players and their families. I have been involved with many families in their decision making and here are some mistakes one wants to avoid when choosing a prep school. 1) Choosing based on only tuition – Prep...
by Cory Heitz | Jan 18, 2022 | Applying To Prep School, Choosing A Prep School
One of the most common misconceptions I deal with in the basketball world is that basketball academies and brick and mortar prep schools are the same; they are not. They are vastly different and this article will give players and their families a breakdown on what...
by Cory Heitz | Oct 18, 2021 | Applying To Prep School, Choosing A Prep School
When a player talks to a prep school coach for the first time, it is a good idea to ask them questions that you are interested in getting the answers to. After talking to a few coaches and comparing their answers to the same questions, you will have a better...
by Cory Heitz | Jun 8, 2021 | Applying To Prep School, Choosing A Prep School
There has been quite a few basketball academies formed in the past few years. Some are good and some are criminal. The biggest problem I have seen is parents and players not doing their due diligence and asking coaches of these programs some tough questions. If...
by Cory Heitz | May 27, 2021 | Applying To Prep School, Choosing A Prep School, Testimonials
Transfers are all the rage right now. The NCAA Transfer Portal for D1 basketball had over two thousand transfers enter it once the 2020-21 season ended. There is a lot of talk about how this is hurting the game of college basketball. I don’t disagree with this. ...
