Kendall Smith

@CoachKen_Smith

Christian, Husband, and Father. College Basketball Recruiting Advisor

Austin, TX

Joined May 2019

Kendall Smith
@CoachKen_Smith
Aug 21
If you're open to getting an honest assessment of your skills and accepting your current level, the whole recruiting process gets way easier. The hardest part is when there's a gap between your abilities and expectations. @nresultsrecruit @AlamoCityHoops1
Kendall Smith
@CoachKen_Smith
Aug 20
Players: D2, D3, NAIA & JUCO basketball is HIGH LEVEL. Too often when I tell a player one of these levels may be a good fit, they hear, “You don’t think I’m good.” That narrative has to change. Playing college basketball at ANY level is difficult. Stop chasing a label and
Kendall Smith
@CoachKen_Smith
Aug 19
Well said @CoachHixonDimes
Chadwick Hixon
@CoachHixonDimes
Aug 19
If you’re going to be a 17U Head Coach / Program Director or a Varsity Head Coach, I think it’s really important that you take the time to learn about ALL levels of college basketball.
Kendall Smith
@CoachKen_Smith
Aug 19
The NCAA’s 5-for-5 rule will make HS recruiting even tougher. With athletes potentially getting 5 years to play 5 seasons, older players may stay on rosters longer—creating fewer immediate opportunities for HS recruits. Fit & opportunity matter more than ever. @AlamoCityHoops1
Kendall Smith
@CoachKen_Smith
Aug 15
Coaches evaluate more than just how many points you score—they’re evaluating HOW you score. Here’s what they’re looking for: Shooting: Where can you consistently make shots from? On-Ball/Off-Ball: Can you create your own shot AND be effective without the ball? Finishing: Can