30: The Game of ‘General Interest’ in VB Recruiting - And What it Really Means
If you’ve heard the phrase “general interest” from a college coach and walked away confused or unsure what it actually means, this episode is for you.
In this bonus episode, Susan breaks down what “general interest” really means in Division I volleyball recruiting, why coaches use this language, and how families should interpret it without jumping to conclusions.
Susan explains the realities of recruiting timelines, NCAA communication rules, and the difference between top-prospect recruiting and the experience most athletes will actually have. She also clarifies what coaches can and can’t say before June 15 — and why silence or vague language doesn’t mean your athlete isn’t being evaluated.
This episode is designed to give you the behind the scenes info with context to help families better understand what really goes on in recruiting.
Chapters
00:00 – Why this conversation matters + the June 15 hype
02:36 – What “general interest” actually means (and how letters are sent)
04:53 – Why not receiving one doesn’t eliminate D1 opportunities
07:14 – How many athletes might receive the same letter
09:29 – Why top programs are more selective with general interest
11:40 – Using this information to make informed recruiting decisions
Connect with Susan:
Check out the website: www.nxtvb.com
Follow on Instagram + TikTok: @hey.susank
www.rallysend.com
Looking for a better way to stay organized and manage your recruiting? Check out www.rallysend.com—our go-to recruiting software for athletes, families, and clubs. It streamlines communication with college coaches, saves hours on recruiting outreach, and helps you stay ahead of the biggest challenge in the recruiting process: time.
Use code HEYSUSAN to save $5/month on a monthly subscription or $50 off an annual plan.
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If you’ve heard the phrase “general interest” from a college coach and walked away confused or unsure what it actually means, this episode is for you.
In this bonus episode, Susan breaks down what “general interest” really means in Division I volleyball recruiting, why coaches use this language, and how families should interpret it without jumping to conclusions.
Susan explains the realities of recruiting timelines, NCAA communication rules, and the difference between top-prospect recruiting and the experience most athletes will actually have. She also clarifies what coaches can and can’t say before June 15 — and why silence or vague language doesn’t mean your athlete isn’t being evaluated.
This episode is designed to give you the behind the scenes info with context to help families better understand what really goes on in recruiting.
Chapters
00:00 – Why this conversation matters + the June 15 hype
02:36 – What “general interest” actually means (and how letters are sent)
04:53 – Why not receiving one doesn’t eliminate D1 opportunities
07:14 – How many athletes might receive the same letter
09:29 – Why top programs are more selective with general interest
11:40 – Using this information to make informed recruiting decisions
Connect with Susan:
Check out the website: www.nxtvb.com
Follow on Instagram + TikTok: @hey.susank
www.rallysend.com
Looking for a better way to stay organized and manage your recruiting? Check out www.rallysend.com—our go-to recruiting software for athletes, families, and clubs. It streamlines communication with college coaches, saves hours on recruiting outreach, and helps you stay ahead of the biggest challenge in the recruiting process: time.
Use code HEYSUSAN to save $5/month on a monthly subscription or $50 off an annual plan.
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