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How 2 Play College Ball — The Blueprint to the 7% by Coach Fish
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The Guide Nobody Else Will Give You

EVERYTHING
THEY WON'T
TELL YOU

49 pages. No fluff. No recruiting hype. Just the raw truth about what it actually takes for your athlete to play college ball — from a coach who failed out of 5 colleges, went to prison, and still played college basketball as an inmate.

7%
of HS athletes play college sports
49
pages of no-BS guidance
$2.6M
average lifetime value of a D1 scholarship
300K+
students Coach Fish has spoken to

49-page PDF. Instant download. No sign-up. No strings.

"I failed out of 5 colleges. I went to prison. I still played college basketball as an inmate. I know exactly what destroys college careers — and exactly how to prevent it."

— Coach Fish (Ethan Fisher) | 2023 APCA Speaker of the Year | Simon & Schuster Author

Who This Is For

This Guide Is For
Parents Who Are Serious

Your athlete has real talent and you want to protect it

You're tired of vague advice and want the actual truth

You want to know what coaches look for beyond highlight tapes

You're worried about the decisions your athlete will face in college

You want a framework — not just inspiration

Who This Is NOT For

Skip This If You
Just Want Hype

You want someone to tell you your athlete is definitely going D1

You're looking for a recruiting service or highlight tape advice

You think grades and character don't matter as much as skill

You're not ready to hear hard truths about what really happens

What's Inside

8 Chapters.
Zero Filler.

01

The 7% Reality

Only 7% of high school athletes play college sports. This chapter shows you exactly what separates the ones who make it from the ones who don't — and it's not what you think.

02

Why Should You Listen to Me?

Coach Fish's story — from scholarship athlete to inmate to college basketball coach. He's lived every mistake he teaches athletes to avoid.

03

The Recruiting Myth

What coaches actually look for. Why highlight tapes alone don't work. The real conversations happening in recruiting rooms that no one tells you about.

04

Grades: The Silent Killer

More athletes lose college opportunities to GPA than to skill. The eligibility rules, the academic traps, and the simple habits that keep athletes on the court.

05

The One Night That Changes Everything

Alcohol, drugs, social media, and one bad decision. Real stories, real consequences. The $2.6M mistake most families never see coming.

06

Mental Health Is Not Weakness

The pressure athletes carry that nobody talks about. How to recognize it, how to address it, and why ignoring it ends careers.

07

The 5 Keys Framework

Accountability. Goals. Choices. Perseverance. Faith. The same framework Coach Fish used to go from prison to All-Conference, two bachelor's degrees, and an MBA — applied to your athlete's path to college.

08

What Happens After the Offer

Getting the scholarship is step one. Keeping it is the real game. The transition, the expectations, and the decisions that determine whether your athlete thrives or flames out.

Why Trust This Guide

He Didn't Just Study This.
He Lived It.

Played college basketball as an inmate — on ankle monitor, never done before

All-Conference, Tournament MVP — took a 3-30 team to the national tournament

2 bachelor's degrees, 3 minors, MBA with honors — while playing full-time

2023 APCA Speaker of the Year — 750+ keynotes, 300,000+ students

Simon & Schuster published author — top 3% of all authors

College basketball coach and in-state recruiter for 3 years

23 years sober — and counting

Featured in NYT/Washington Post bestselling leadership books

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