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Below is the information regarding NCAA Legislation.
For the 2017-18 school year, Double Pump’s California Cage Report will meet the new NCAA Legislation (NCAA Bylaw 13.14.3 Recruiting or Scouting Services) regarding Scouting Services. All of the necessary information is posted below.
To subscribe to the California Cage Report, you must be a current college basketball coach.
California Cage Report – NCAA Legislation Updates (Bylaw 13.14.3)
(a,b) Availability and Publicly Identified Rates
The cost of the California Cage Report is $700 for a one (1) year subscription; this rate will be the same for all subscribing institutions.
(c) Information Provided at least Four (4) Times per Calendar Year
The California Cage Report will be sent to its subscribers via email four (4) times annually. The dates the report will be sent are:
(d) Publicly Identified Geographical Scope
The geographical scope of the California Cage Report is regional to thirteen western states including: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming.
(e) Access to Samples or Previews Prior to the Purchase of a Subscription
The California Cage Report provides analysis in the information it disseminates beyond demographic information and rankings of prospective student-athletes. A sample of the cover letter and a prospect evaluation are included on this page.
(f) Providing Video
The California Cage Report does not provide video.
January 2018
Dear Coaches:
Welcome to the 2017-18 Double Pump California Cage Report January Edition. This issue features evaluations of the 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021 classes from the high school season. We have had the opportunity to watch players over a longer period of time than college coaches and to see many of the players play with their high school teams. Our approach is to focus primarily on Division I prospects, with an emphasis on the mid to high major prospects. The report covers the thirteen western states including Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. We have profiled the best players at each position. These are the top prospects rated at the highest level. The classes are alphabetical with notations for players who are likely high majors. Home phone numbers and addresses have been provided as accurately as possible using the information available to us.
Best of luck in your recruiting!
Sincerely,
California Cage Report Team
Twitter: @SDin_2K11
SPENCER DINWIDDIE
2011 6-6 200 lb Point Guard
Mid to High Major
Home: (111) 555-1234
Mobile: (111) 555-5555
1234 Basketball Lane
Double Pump, CA 12345
Taft High School (Woodland Hills)
Coach: Joe Coach
Email: joecoach@email.com
Coach Phone: (111) 552-1111
Player Overview: Great size and length. Good athlete with very good instincts; excellent passer. Unselfish teammate; knows how to control tempo. Gifted prospect.
**Summer AAU Team: Pump-N-Run Elite”
Eval Date: 01/01/11 – SIGNED NLI: Colorado
Twitter: @JFar_2K11
JORDAN FARMAR
2011 6-2 180 lb Point Guard
High-Major
Home: (111) 555-1234
Mobile: (111) 555-5555
9871 Hoops Court
Championship, CA 12345
Taft High School (Woodland Hills)
Coach: Joe Coach
Email: joecoach@email.com
Coach Phone: (111) 552-1111
Player Overview: Great athlete, is quick and can jump; strong upside; can push the pace when necessary; high basketball IQ; natural leader.
**Summer AAU Team: Pump-N-Run Elite”
Eval Date: 01/01/11 – SIGNED NLI: UCLA