The June Live Period is a major opportunity for unsigned juniors. It’s when college coaches hit the road and tune in to scout talent—and if you’re smart about how you show up, you can get on their radar.
Here’s how to make the most of this crucial window.
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🗓️ 1. Know What the June Live Period Is
Quick facts: ✅ It’s an NCAA-authorized window where D1 and D2 coaches can scout at certified events
✅ You must be on an NCAA-approved roster at a sanctioned event
📌 Tip: Check with your AAU coach to ensure your team is registered for the right events.
🏀 2. Play With a Purpose
What coaches watch for: ✅ Effort, communication, unselfishness, and defense
✅ How you respond to mistakes, pressure, and coaching
📌 Tip: Focus on doing the small things right—not just scoring.
📬 3. Contact Coaches Before You Play
Why this works: ✅ You control who’s watching your games
✅ Coaches can’t scout everyone—they need a reason to watch you
📌 Tip: Use College Basketball Openings to find programs still recruiting and email them your schedule.
🎥 4. Capture and Share Your Film
Even if they miss you live: ✅ Post clips on social media with context (“June Live Period highlights”)
✅ Include your name, class, position, and performance stats
📌 Tip: Tag coaches and use #BasketballRecruiting #UnsignedJunior.
📊 5. Track Interest and Follow Up
After each event: ✅ Reach out to any coaches you saw in attendance
✅ Update them with how you played and a new highlight reel
📌 Tip: Keep a simple spreadsheet of who you contacted and when.
📡 6. Use CBO to Know Who’s Watching
Get ahead with real-time info: ✅ Filter by D2/D3/NAIA programs still recruiting
✅ See which schools need your position
✅ Email coaches who are actively recruiting right now
📌 Tip: CBO shows you where your game fits best.
🔥 Final Thoughts
The June Live Period is your moment to stand out—but it only works if you’re intentional.
✅ Play hard
✅ Email with purpose
✅ Follow up like a pro
👉 Want to know which coaches are still looking for players in 2026? [Join College Basketball Openings] and get seen before senior season starts.
