Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

This is a great resource to help answer any questions you might have about our showcase or organization.

Q: Why should I attend your showcase?

• EXPOSURE at our events college coaches’ come to recruit the regions talnet. If you are looking to get on the recruiting radara, for more offers or the right offer, our event is the place to be.
• COST EFFECTIVE  Event programming means our event is ONLY $80.
• COMPETE against the best players in your region. Where do you stand among the best?
• Preferred Showcase of 4 year schools
• CONTROLLED numbers of kids per session per session ensures you get maximum exposure and reps in an event. Limitless “cattle calls” at other events reduce your playing time, touches, and exposure to coaches’ eyes. 
• PEER-TO-PEER GUIDANCE  and assistance from current and former college-level athletes working our events.
• FREE resources including our “Inside Recruiting Booklet” and videos on the recruiting process ($99 value)

Q: How do I register for an event?

A: Go to the “Registration” menu at the top of the web page. This will drill you through the registration process. When you register, you will receive an email confirming your registration as well as information to access your profile.

Q: I Registered but have not seen an email from you confirming my reservation.

A: We have sent it. Please check your SPAM folder. Also in your email program, allow emails from “biokats.com”. This will help ensure you receive email updates from us.

Q: Do college coaches attend your event?

A: Yes. College coaches do attend.

Q: How do I access my profile?

A. go to your profile login HERE. There are instructions on logging in. 

Q: Do you allow walk ups?

A. IF we have a session that is not filled, we will allow walk-ups. Pre-registering is preferred.

Q: What makes NFS different than other events?

A. Well we have been running football showcase(s) geared towards helping athletes gain exposure since 2003. We are very passionate about helping young athletes reaching our goals.(Read the story about our founder and his journey.) We provide very useful resources and information to parents and athletes for FREE, and we continue to innovate and provide the college coaches with what they want to see. Our success in being useful over the years has been tremendous – which may be validated by the fact that other groups have attempted to mimic our events. We are flattered. However, we know that has caused some confusion in the marketplace. Biokats will continue operating with a sincere vision to Educate, Prepare and Showcase student-athletes.

Q: Are parents allowed in the gym/workout area?

A. This will depend on the venue. If we are inside, there is not enough room for college coaches, players and parents. Parents are able to attend our information seminars on recruiting process.
If we are outside at a stadium, there will be roomin the stadium

Q: What is the difference between a football combine and your football showcase?

A: A combine is strictly a measurement event: height, bench, shuttle, 40, etc.
Our football showcase you do the combine tests as well as 1-1 and 7-7 to showcase your skills.
That information goes into our player database and the results are emailed out to college coaches

Q: What measurements/numbers are college coaches interested

A: This depends on your position. Sk. They are your height, touch, gpa/test scores , your competitiveness and your football IQ.

• Height – Football – like basketball – is a competition where more length increases your chance of success at certain positions.
• VJ – Many coaches consider vertical jump as a great indicator of your athleticicim. Division 1 coaches seek players recording a touch score of 30″ or better. Elite players have 33-35″ vertical jump.
• 40yd – Speed is a big number
• Shuttle – This is a combination of your reach and your vertical jump. Division 1 coaches seek players recording a touch score of 9’6″ or better. Elite players touch 10.′ This is just one aspect of evaluating a player. The College program filters and needs do differ between schools.
• Benchtrong> – This is a combination of your reach and your vertical jump. Division 1 coaches seek players recording a touch score of 9’6″ or better. Elite players touch 10.′ This is just one aspect of evaluating a player. The College program filters and needs do differ between schools.
• GPA/Test scores – These are very important. The higher they are – the better your chances at earning scholarships – especially academic scholarships. Make sure you get it done in the classroom.
• Football IQ – This is how well you know and play the game. Measuring it is tough, but coaches like high football IQs and know a good player when they see one.