US Talent ID scheme

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• Pro Leagues

• DRAFT

• College/ University

• High schools(Little Leagues)

• Proud of Achievements

• Regular competition

• Pride in Records

• Specialist coaching 

• High quality facilities

• Schools take their sport very seriously, hiring specific personal for teams

• Lots of the community get involved sponsoring sides and turning up to watch games.

• Opportunity to gain 4 year scholarships

• Although they can't pay students to attend their college, they can make very generous offers

• Many of the college games are televised

• Attract large crowds and are made an entertainment spectical

• College are often endorsed by big business

• Providing the college with top quality equipment

• Although there is special coaches, there is also a head athletic director at colleges that will have to balance funding to all sport

• Unfortunately, the job or the director is very subjective to how the teams do in sports competitions

• NCAA- Oldest and most prestigious sports colleges

• NAIA- colleges tend to be smaller and less scholarships given out

• PENN State College

• NJCAA- The courses at the college in association only last two years.

• Missouri Valley College

• Dean College

• Sport comes first for scholarship holders 

• Many Committing 50+ hours a week.

• Where every high school and college performer aims to be in

• Worst performing sides in pro leagues get first pick, then best teams have picks later on 

• All  matches are recorded and performers often have to complete further fitness tests

• Simulates similar psychological pressures to that of pro leagues 

• Top facilities

• Lombardianism- Winning is everthing

• Produces highly competitive athletes from day one.

• American Dream- A belief that happiness and sucess is secured through wealth

• DECENTRALISED- There isn't a sole governing body overseeing proceedings

• DATA ANALYSIS-  Huge part of the college training and selecting best players for roster.