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Title Article Summary
H.S. girls contact coaches . . . ; Women's recruiting Coaches and staff talk about the athletic recruitment process, which differs considerably between men and women.
. . . While men's coaches sell the university; Emphasize trips, academia, scholarships Key to success at Division I level is recruiting for any men's program; selling the university to the student-athlete is important.
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