
5 Twitter Hacks To Immediately Boost Your Recruiting
Here is some advice and rules to follow to maximize your opportunity to have your highlight tape and profile be seen by college coaches on Twitter
We provide Recruiting Assistance for high school, junior college, and transfer student athletes who are looking to play college basketball.
Since being founded in 2019, we have helped over 200 plus student athletes get connected to over 4 million dollars in basketball scholarships.
We use our network of College Coaches to play match-maker for our clients and guide parents and players through the Recruiting entire process.
Our founder, Coach Tobias Pinson, coached Division 1 and Division 2 College Basketball for 5 years prior to starting the company in 2019 and also played Division 1 Basketball.
Please take a look at our services and reach out if you have any questions.
Tobias Pinson is a Former Division 1 & Division 2 Women’s College Basketball Coach. He has coached at the following College and Universities :
Rock Hill, South Carolina
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Charleston, West Virginia
Canton, Ohio
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Hillcrest High School – (Class of 2011) Basketball Prospect
Tobias failed running his own recruiting process as a unranked high school basketball prospect in the Class of 2011.
Winthrop University (Division 1) – Walk On Player
He turned down the one Division 2 scholarship offer he had from Anderson University, to walk on at a Division 1 Winthrop University.
Spartanburg Methodist College (JUCO) – Scholarship Player
As a sophomore, he then transferred to Spartanburg Methodist College (JUCO) and his college playing career ended after that season and he joined the United States Air Force Reserves.
Coaching at USC Upstate – Division 1 Women’s Basketball Assistant Coach
In retrospect, he gave great individual effort to get recruited, but most things were done wrong because he did not have anyone experienced with the recruiting guiding him.
His passion for the game never left and during his senior year of college and his coaching journey began as an Assistant Basketball Coach at Converse College, a Division 2 school in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
Tobias went on to coach at Winthrop University (D1) in Rock Hill, South Carolina, USC-Upstate (D2) in Spartanburg, South Carolina, Walsh University (D2) in Canton, Ohio, and The University of Charleston (D2) in Charleston, West Virginia.
During his 5 years as a college coach he was named a Top Thirty Under 30 Assistant Coach by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) in 2018.
This prestigious award was created to recognize 30 up-and-coming women’s basketball coaches under the age of 30.
He has also been a speaker for the WBCA (Women’s Basketball Coaches Association) at numerous Final Four National Conventions for NCAA Women’s Basketball Coaches.
Winthrop University – Division 1 Women’s Basketball Assistant Coach
Walsh University – Division 2 Graduate Asst. Coach & Head JV Coach
Winthrop University – Division 1 Women’s Basketball Assistant Coach
Named Top Thirty Under 30 Assistant Coach by the WBCA (Women’s Basketball Coaches Association)
Hoop Juice Recruiting – Established in 2019
In the spring of 2019, Tobias left college coaching to start Hoop Juice Recruiting to help connect hidden women’s basketball talent to athletic scholarships.
His failed experience running his own recruiting process, and coaching basketball at the Division 1 & Division 2 made him an expert and thought leader on the recruiting process and coaching others on how to get a basketball scholarship.
That is the mission and why of Hoop Juice Recruiting which has now grown to help over 200 plus basketball prospects get connected to over $4,000,000 Million Dollars in Basketball Scholarships.
Here is some advice and rules to follow to maximize your opportunity to have your highlight tape and profile be seen by college coaches on Twitter
I ran across this question from a lot of parents yesterday and wanted to address it. This is a very simplified definition of each division but it contains the important information all parents and athletes want to know.