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College sports is a huge business. As a result, prospective athletes should treat it just like that; a business. Rate My College Coaches is a tool created by an athlete for other athletes. The website aims to give prospective student-athletes and parents alike, the required resources to help them make an informed business decision.


Your Experience Matters

At Rate My College Coaches, we believe that your college athlete experience should be amazing and enthralling. However, the recruiting process is just not enough to give you an idea of what your actual experience will be. Rate My College Coaches provides you with detailed, unbiased, well-thought out ratings of head coaches in the NCAA, NAIA, and the NJCAA by current student-athletes. This will help close the information gap and, at the same time, help prospective student-athletes make the best decision for their college career.

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Unfinished Athlete of the Month: Travis Hunter

For only scratching the surface of his athletic career, Travis Hunter has shown himself to be one of the most athletic, versatile, and explosive football prospects in recent decades. The 6’1″, 165 pound cornerback out of Suwannee, Georgia is a major dual threat, simultaneously maintaining a 5 star rating as not only a defensive back, […]
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Trevor Zegras Is Not Your Average Forward

How it all started for Trevor Zegras  What was a long, suspensive warmup for rookie forward, Trevor Zegras, has turned out to be extra momentum for a historical season. Scoreless in his first few games, the player did not become discouraged in his own abilities. To date, Zegras has 17 goals and a total of […]
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Should the Lakers Trade Anthony Davis?

The Los Angeles Lakers won the 2020 championship a little over a year ago, where they beat the Miami Heat in six games. LeBron James finished with a triple double and Anthony Davis added 19 points and 15 rebounds. Davis has since missed 58 games the last two seasons and is expected to be out […]
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Unfinished Athlete of the Month: Zach Edey

Embed from Getty Images A giant even among basketball players, center Zach Edey from Purdue is showing the world just how terrifying someone his size can truly be. With an astounding height of 7′ 4” and incredible body control, Zach has been a trailblazer for not only the Boilermakers, but also the Canadian national team. […]
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Olympic Games 2022: Team USA’s Favored Athletes

The 2022 winter Olympic games in Beijing are well on their way, and the competition has been nothing short of thrilling. The idea of winning the gold is the central theme, but it’s the overwhelming camaraderie among athletes from all over the world that make these games so special. Gold, silver, bronze, or none of […]
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Super Bowl LVI

Ladies and Gentleman, this is the weekend you’ve all been waiting for. The most watched sporting event in the United States will be hitting your television screen this Sunday at 6:30pm EST. We have a matchup of No. 4 seeds with the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals for Super Bowl LVI. While this […]
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The Rise of The Cleveland Cavaliers

Nearly four years ago, LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers lost to the Golden State Warriors in a 4-0 sweep in the NBA Finals. After winning the championship in 2016 for the first time in franchise history, James and the Cavaliers were not able to get past Golden State for the second straight year. This […]
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Hall of Famer Sam Jones Passes Away at 88

Samuel Jones (June 24, 1933 – December 30, 2021), better known as Sam Jones of Wilmington, North Carolina, attended the Laurinburg Institute, North Carolina Central University, before being the 1st round and 8th overall pick selected by the Boston Celtics. The Hall of Famer, HBCU, and NBA star passed away on a Thursday night in […]
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A Recap of the Greatest 2 Weeks in NFL History

These past two weeks had me hornswaggled, anxious, and stunned. Football fans may have witnessed the greatest  2 weeks of football in NFL history with 4 walk-off field goals, a walk-off touchdown, and a game clinching interception. If you want to see what predictions I made ahead of this madness, check it out here. Pick […]
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