“Two things make this a great book - it tells the reader how to get a basketball scholarship, rather than general information on all athletic scholarships, plus, it applies to both women and men. It’s about time a book as good as this came along.”
- Darryl Smith, Former Head Women’s Basketball Coach, Wichita State University.

“How to Get a College basketball Scholarship is clearly the authority on helping players earn a basketball scholarship. It provides the reader with all the information any player needs, and reveals secrets of recruiting which coaches have known for years - and kids need to know today. This book is a must for anyone in search of a college basketball scholarship.”
- Lonnie Porter, Head Men's Basketball Coach, Regis University, 31 years
All-time winningest head coach in the state of Colorado History

“This book is outstanding. I got intrigued with the book and not only scanned it but read it in detail. Definitely worth purchasing if you have a boy or girl who is interested in becoming a scholarship athlete. Lots of truths and very well-done.”
- Jerry Mullen, Mullen’s Roundball Review

“Coach Ross and Coach Greene have presented material which applies to anyone wanting a college basketball scholarship, including the men and women in junior college. I will most certainly recommend this book to college basketball hopefuls.”
- Leon Rice, Head Men’s Basketball Coach, former coach at Yakima Valley Junior College, now assistant coach at Gonzaga University

“As parents, we didn’t realize all the things that had to take place in order for our son to get a scholarship. We would be lost without this book.”
- Mrs. Linda Premuroso, Parent

“This book is one of a kind. It offers information that will greatly enhance the reader’s chances for getting a basketball scholarship . . . I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to play college basketball.”
- Billy Hahn, Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach, West Virginia University

“This is the most comprehensive resource on the college basketball recruiting process that I have ever read. It works and I can’t recommend it enough to parents and players.”
- Tim Buckley, Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach, Marquette University

“Coach Ross and Coach Greene have done an excellent job making a sometimes confusing topic very simple to understand and follow. I think the book is a must for all student-athletes and their families.”
- Lisa Parker, Senior Associate Athletic Director at Boise State University
NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Tournament Selection Committee

“The step-by-step instruction is what makes this book great. Just follow the proven process laid out in these pages and it will definitely help your quest to receive a college basketball scholarship.”
- Joe Folda, Athletic Director, Colorado State University-Pueblo

“Through my recruiting service, I meet and get to know hundreds of parent’s and player’s each year. I was so impressed with the up-to-date information that I am going to recommend this book to all the new recruits that I meet.”
- Bret Swanson, Swanny’s Roundball Review Recruiting Service

“Coach Ross and Coach Greene are the best in the business when it comes to giving advice on the recruiting process. There will be a lot of success stories that are a direct result of their efforts in putting together this book.”
- Greg McDermott, Head Men’s Basketball Coach, Iowa State University

“The most impressive thing about this book is that it addresses the parents and gives them some genuine advice on how to deal with the recruiting process. In addition, the real life stories from Coach Ross and Coach Greene give you an accurate account of recruiting from the coaches’ point of view.”
- Tony Bennett, Head Men's Basketball Coach at Washington State University
2006-2007 NCAA National Coach of the Year

“Your opportunites to make the grade - to get a basketball scholarship - are limited. This book is THE resourse to insure you maximize those opportunities.”
- Mike Dunlap, Assistant Basketball Coach, Denver Nuggets
Former Head Men’s Basketball Coach, Metro State College, 2-time NCAA Div. II National Champions