Sports Scholarship Blog from United Sports USA

Feature on the Equipment Managers for Florida State University Football Program.

We find out what the Equipment Managers job involves at one of the many scholarship sponsored sports at Florida State University. To find out what sports United Sports USA can help you achieve a scholarship for in your sport click here!

NCAA On Campus travels to the University of Dubuque, in northeastern Iowa, to meet Michael Zweifel, who this season became the most prolific receiver in the history of the NCAA.

Zweifel has set the NCAA career reception record for all three Divisions and is just one of 16 football players nationwide to be name the National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete! Although your sport might not be the same as Michael's do you think you can set records in the NCAA? Apply online to find out.

United Sports USA take a look into a day in the life of student athletes at Utah State University. USU's sports teams are known as the Aggies and are a part of the NCAA Division I Western Athletic Conference (WAC). The official mascot is Big Blue. The university sponsors football, men's and women's basketball, volleyball, softball, women's soccer, track and field, golf, tennis, cross country, and gymnastics. An array of club sports exist as well, and among them, the hockey and baseball teams are particularly popular with students.

Have a look at what coaches want.

Barney Graff, Head Athletic Trainer, talks about the brand new Athletic Training Facility. He also discusses the athletic training philosophy at Oregon State.

Have you got a question about sports scholarships? Check out our FAQ's.

Florida International University is on the top 25 largest universities in the nation. It's well known for its diverse culture and academics. FIU has over 200 degree programs from bachelors, Masters and doctorates. Also, FIU has recently opened a Medical School and is considered the only public medical school in the state of Florida.



Find out more about How it Works at United Sports USA.

The National Collegeiate Athletic Assoociation is the largest governing body in collegiate athletics in America. This video gives you a look at all of their National Championships and the winning sides from the 2009-2010 season.

If you would like to find out how you can best position yourself check out what coaches want.

Bryan Miller, Sports Performance Coordinator, talks about the new Sports Performance Center, including the equipment and size of the building. He also discusses the Oregon State sports performance philosophy.

For more information on becoming a student-athlete visit What Coaches Want.

In 1993 The Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger Story hit the big screen. Rudy directed by David Anspaugh was the first movie the Notre Dame administration allowed shot on campus since "Knute Rockne: All American" in 1940. In 2005 "Rudy" was named one of the best 25 sports movies of the previous 25 years in two polls by ESPN (#24 by a panel of sports experts, and #4 by espn.com users)



Find out what NCAA and NAIA College coaches are looking for at What Coaches Want.

The President continues a tradition started by President George W. Bush by honoring championship teams and student athletes from across the NCAA with a reception at the White House. Various championship teams and players are recognized for their efforts to give back to their communities, continuing an effort begun by President Obama of sports champions being commended for service as part of a White House visit.



Please feel free to ask us a question or leave a comment about our FAQ.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association understands the importance of preparing athletes for a life outside their sport. As a student-athlete you will be given the opportunity to study for a degree just like any other student enrolled at the university or college. The difference is they don't have the pressures of practices, workouts, road trips and game days to contend with. However, representing your university makes the extra work worthwhile.



Find out what coaches are looking for when recruiting Student-athletes.