If I want to be an NFL scout, what should I major in in college?
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Make sure that you at least take some kind of buisness course\nbecause scouting players is more than just checking out the talent.  You also have to figuire out if you can fit said talent on your roster, what he is paid, if you have to pay him more, and how that affects your teams budget.  Go for it
841821
Become good at football\nbe invited to go to trials\nimpress the scouts at the trials
408938
You first start out by choosing your parents. It will tell you what position you would be the best at if you had that particular set of parents. Then you take an IQ test to see how knowledgeable you are at football. After these steps are taken. You are ready to enter the draft! Play your games, attend practices and hire agents, and you will be a true NFL superstar.
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try http://cbs.sportsline.com/collegefootball/alumnitracker/school\nclick on teams and it will take you to college teams by conference.  click on which ever team interests you and when it comes up, there will be an alumni tracker option in the banner.  A lot of work if you want them all, but fine if you are just interested in a few schools.
338382
Go with what you love.  If that's football, go do it.
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I'm assuming that you're majoring in either journalism or sport, but surely if you major in one of those, you could minor in the other one.\n\nAside from that, I think that many journalists these days are missing a very basic understanding of Economics.  It wouldn't be an easy minor, but it might be helpful, especially if you're going to be reporting on contract negotiations or the building of sports stadiums.  It helps if you can report on the issues intelligently.  That's something that very few reporters can handle these days.  If you're at a big school, you may even find a course in the Economics of Sports, which would fit in well with your goals.  Best of luck.
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*find some old football jerseys and have the people who draft those players wear them, have a 'photo op' just like they do in the real nfl draft and take pictures.\n\n*get a chunk of green astro turf carpet to place under the draft table.  hire cheerleaders and pipe in crowd noise and jock jams.  get yellow penalty flags to 'challenge' other players picks.\n\n*big screen tv playing old football highlights, especially those of your opponent's key players (like carson palmer) getting his knee blown out. cool!!!
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Criminal justice is always a good bet if you want to go on to law school, but a lot of the top schools like people with diverse interests...and the things you learn in criminal justice wouldn't apply particularly well to being a sports agent.\nPhilosophy, English, History, Politcal Science, and Sociology would all be good, if you're interested in them. The reading and research load you'll have in these classes will be very helpful in law school someday! \nAlso, take a wide variety of classes when you're in college, not just the degree requirements. Pursue any random interest you have, and make yourself as interesting as possible :)
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You are looking to focus on a Business degree with a strong minor in Public Relations---believe me you are going to need some strong Pysch credits as well--(the Sports management thing is more for managing teams and when it comes to Sports Law --you can always hire the representation you need)
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It's always worth playing football, whether in 1st or 12th. Go for it. Just apply yourself to the practices and the playbook. The coach will always notice a player that gives his all.
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First of all, you have to get bigger since your 6'5" and I dont think WR is where you should go....your too friggin tall (Mike Williams is 6'5" and he sucks!)\n\nAlso, you may have height but are you fast enough?\n\nalso, how do you know if youre gonna be able to get into college football?\n\ntake a piece of adivce, I got recruited by Texas and will bee playing for them...go to NFLHS.com and check out the many articles and sign up for STACK magazine....they got good tips on how to make an athlete better....its okay to dream but if you cant accomplish them than dont be dissappointed.\n\ngood luck
876673
You should practice both positions and see where you are most comfortable, then tryout for that position. Bottom line is the coach will probable make the decision for you.
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football  college and pro
31149
You have to probably played the game, at least in college. Then you have to get a degree in something like kineseology, and be a high school asst coach. If that coach is really successful he'll go up to college, and probably want to take his assistants with him. That means you could coordinate in college or possibly take over coaching the high school. Either way you have to be successful enough for another college to wish to hire you as head coach. Afterwards you have to be a very successful college coach, and get the attention of an NFL coach or general manager. After that you can be brought up to assist whatever coach, and if you do well in that aspect of the game you might get an offer in a few years from a bad team to be the head coach.
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If you are that good, then get yourself back into the local football teams and start impressing the coaches, once you have done that then the coach will let teams know and then if the teams are interested the scouts will come looking to see you play, and if you are good enough they will offer you a trial with their club, your other alternative is to try and get into a non league team, but a team that plays regularly and try from there. You will be very very lucky if you can find any team that will give you a trail just on your comments about how good you are. Good luck though.
711109
why dont you try out for reciever or quarter back. i would perfer reciever since your a good catcher and a strong runner.
528120
Sorry.  The draft is great if you know what to look for.  It's how teams work their future.  If you watch college football, you get to respect certain players.  Then you get excited to see that player join your team.  OR you get upset to see that player join another team in your division.