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The recruitment process for sports, especially at the collegiate level, can be a significant experience. It often involves showcasing your skills, communicating with coaches, and visiting potential schools. It's important to play hard, be a leader, and maintain respectful communication with coaches. Additionally, reviewing game film and putting in dedicated practice outside of team sessions is crucial. If you have any specific questions about your own recruitment process, feel free to ask!

Ty Davis | Creighton Basketball

Um , I would say just you feel like sometimes you might feel like you have pressure on you and Playing with confidence kind of um contradicts that pressure and also making sure that your coaches and your teammates believe in you and trust in you also helps as well but I would say pressure is the biggest thing that I kind of faced growing up and um confidence kind of got me through that . My recruitment process started , uh , my 9th grade summer going into my 10th grade year . I got my first , uh , offer .

Ty Davis | Creighton Basketball

I respected him and his staff so much and then the culture around the program was um second to none . For young kids going through the recruiting process , they , uh , you can't control makes and misses , but you always control how hard you play and control your communication on the court and helping your teammates so I would say the biggest thing is to play as hard as you can and be a leader out there and then when coaches call you , um , just don't take it for granted and be as respectful as you can to them , ask them questions because they like when . Um , you're interested in their program and they like when you show and just about , um , them personally .

Ty Davis | Creighton Basketball

I got my first , uh , offer . And then it just kind of picked up from there and then my junior year going into the senior years whenever I ended up committing in my top schools were created in Oregon and Northwestern that was my final three that I cut it down to , but it was just it was a really fun time and by the end it kind of started to get stressful , but , um , going on the visits and talking to the coaches really helped me ultimately decide that Creighton was the place for me . I chose Creighton because .

Ty Davis | Creighton Basketball

For young kids going through the recruiting process , they , uh , you can't control makes and misses , but you always control how hard you play and control your communication on the court and helping your teammates so I would say the biggest thing is to play as hard as you can and be a leader out there and then when coaches call you , um , just don't take it for granted and be as respectful as you can to them , ask them questions because they like when . Um , you're interested in their program and they like when you show and just about , um , them personally . Uh , now I've been here for about 5-6 months at Creighton , just the games starting to slow down for me a lot more and then on defense I've been able to learn , um , how , how we're supposed to do it and you know when to be in the gaps and also personnel of other teams .

Ty Davis | Creighton Basketball

My recruitment process started , uh , my 9th grade summer going into my 10th grade year . I got my first , uh , offer . And then it just kind of picked up from there and then my junior year going into the senior years whenever I ended up committing in my top schools were created in Oregon and Northwestern that was my final three that I cut it down to , but it was just it was a really fun time and by the end it kind of started to get stressful , but , um , going on the visits and talking to the coaches really helped me ultimately decide that Creighton was the place for me .