'Some coaches have no idea': The uncertainties of recruiting in the new rev-share era

The article discusses the impact of the new NCAA revenue-sharing model on the recruiting process for high school athletes. With the unclear implementation of this policy, coaches are facing challenges in accurately projecting their program's ability to offer competitive compensation packages to prospective players. This uncertainty is leading to delays in the recruitment timeline, as coaches are hesitant to make binding offers until they have a better understanding of their financial resources. Additionally, the article highlights the varying levels of knowledge and preparedness among different coaching staffs, with some reportedly having "no idea" how to navigate the new landscape. The article emphasizes the need for clear guidelines and communication from the NCAA to ensure a smooth transition for both coaches and student-athletes. The evolving nature of this policy is creating an environment of uncertainty, which is directly affecting the recruitment process and the decisions of high school prospects.