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The Rookie Package (IFB Sports) review
A do-it-yourself college recruiting kit for student-athletes: guide, player profile, 20 letter templates and a contact journal, USD 50 once with a 60-day refund promise.
Worth it
A modest, clearly described product at a low price, with a 60-day refund route and a disclaimer that results depend on the athlete and the effort. The main concerns are standard ones for recruiting guides: one scholarship story is used as proof, and the page cannot show how many letters lead to replies. Reasonable for families who want templates and a tracking sheet, as long as they treat it as a tool and not a promise.
- Price
- $50
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- Families of high-school athletes who want ready-made letters, a profile layout and a contact tracker
- Not for
- Anyone expecting a scholarship offer, direct introductions to coaches or a done-for-you recruiting service
The Rookie Package (IFB Sports) at a glance
The Rookie Package is a written recruiting system from IFB Sports for families who want to approach college coaches without paying a recruiter. The page lists a step-by-step guide to making highlight content, a professional-style player profile, ten tailored introduction letters, ten follow-up letters, an Excel journal for tracking coaches and schools, and a general recruiting guide. It is sold across many sports from basketball to lacrosse. The page links to NCAA and NAIA eligibility resources and says plainly that it is a do-it-yourself program that does not guarantee a scholarship. We have not seen the documents.
- Language
- English
- Format
- Written kit: guide, profile, letters and an Excel journal
- Price
- USD 50, one payment
- Refund
- 60-day money-back guarantee through ClickBank
- Letters
- 10 introduction and 10 follow-up templates
- Contact
- Email address shown on the page
- Sports
- Many, including football, basketball, soccer, swimming
What the page says you get
A step-by-step guide to highlight content, a player profile, ten introduction letters, ten follow-up letters and an Excel journal where you track coaches and schools. A general recruiting guide ties the steps together.
Claims to weigh
The page features a quote from an athlete and one story of a player who received a full-ride offer after using the kit. That is one chosen example, and no one can say how much of the outcome came from the kit.
The disclaimer says it is a do-it-yourself program, results vary and no scholarship is guaranteed, which is an honest line.
Price and refund
USD 50 once, with a 60-day refund through ClickBank or the seller. No subscription is mentioned. The page's references to a 'free player profile' lead to an extra step we did not test.
Pros and cons
What works
- Low one-time price
- 60-day refund route
- Clear list of contents
- Honest do-it-yourself disclaimer
What does not
- One scholarship story as proof
- Cannot show reply rates
- Templates, not personal coaching
- Free profile step not tested
The Rookie Package (IFB Sports) FAQ
How much is The Rookie Package?
USD 50 in one payment according to the page.
Is there a refund?
The page states a 60-day money-back guarantee.
Does it guarantee a scholarship?
No. The page says it does not.
What do I get?
A guide, a player profile, 20 letter templates and an Excel tracking journal.
The bottom line
A modest, clearly described product at a low price, with a 60-day refund route and a disclaimer that results depend on the athlete and the effort. The main concerns are standard ones for recruiting guides: one scholarship story is used as proof, and the page cannot show how many letters lead to replies. Reasonable for families who want templates and a tracking sheet, as long as they treat it as a tool and not a promise.
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