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Allison Spaschak (University of Rochester)
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On today’s episode we have Coach Allison Spaschak. Coach Allison has experience coaching at SUNY Brockport, Randolph Macon College, and is currently an assistant at the University of Rochester (Rochester, NY).
On this episode we discuss:
- Fundamental basketball skills needed to succeed at the next level
- Timeline for the recruiting process
- Tips for student-athletes when reaching out to college coaches
- What non-negotiables you should be asking yourself in the recruiting process
- The questions you should ask coaches when on a visit
- You never know who is watching you, and who they know
- What you should be doing the summer before your first year in college
And much more!
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