For high school athletes and their families
Find the school that fits you. Not just a roster spot.
Built by a former college coach and a former admissions officer. Decide what matters most, set your true dealbreakers, and see exactly where you and your parents agree before you talk to a single coach.
How it works
Four steps to a better list
- Weigh what mattersSet a quick score for eight factors, or rate the targeted questions behind each one and let your answers set the score.
- Set your dealbreakersMark up to three true requirements and define the line a school has to clear.
- Compare, or go soloParents can take the same assessment. Or finish on your own; the profile works either way.
- Take it to coachesGet questions to ask programs, built from your top priorities.
Why "both sides"
Recruiting looks different from the other side of the desk
The coach's side
How programs decide
- What coaches notice in film, calls, and visits
- How roles, roster spots, and transfers really work
- Which program questions reveal the most
The admissions side
How schools decide
- How colleges judge academic fit
- How need-based, merit, and athletic aid fit together
- What makes a school right after basketball ends
What the profile covers
Eight factors. You decide the weights.
Both Sides Recruiting is decision support. It does not guarantee admission, a roster spot, playing time, or a scholarship. Answers are stored only in your browser until you choose to share your code.
Fit Profile
Family alignment
Compare athlete and parent answers
Each person builds a Fit Profile on their own, then shares their code. Paste both codes here to see where you agree, where you don't, and what to talk about. Only have one profile? It works on its own; comparing is optional.