May the Force Be With You

March 5, 2010 - PRLog -- Sports Product Review, (www.sportsproductreview.com) has reviewed the professional recruiting service offered by SportsForce.com (www.sportsforceonline.com). Sports Product Review (SPR) is known as the place sports-minded people go to see what is latest and greatest in the sports world. SPR does reviews weekly and specializes in providing exposure to products that are "off the beaten path."

"There are hundreds of thousands of high school athletes across the country who would love to continue playing the sport they love in college," says Brian Gotta, founder and editor of Sports Product Review. "Unfortunately, for many of them, that dream will never be realized because they are not equipped with the proper knowledge and game plan. Many kids who have the ability to play after high school just don't know how to go about getting themselves 'out there.' SportsForce is a solution that will give them the tools they need to reach their goals."

SportsForce.com allows users to create an online video profile that can be viewed by college coaches and professional scouts. This provides college coaches the ability to make a quick and easy evaluation of a student-athlete’s athletic ability, statistics, awards and academic standing in less than 10 minutes. Using a SportsForce profile, college coaches can quickly see if an athlete is a potential prospect for them, gauge their interest level, and help jump-start the recruiting process and open up a qualified line of communication. In this manner, athletes who otherwise might not be seen can gain exposure and, ideally, recruiting offers.

SportsForce is founded by former college athletes with over 80 years of combined experience, who know what it takes to be noticed and courted by college coaches.

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