No matter who sets up the account, if a parent wants to post during a game, they will need access to the credentials and sign in to the child’s profile if they are not the one setting it up in order to post in-game content to the profile. This allows those in-game posts to be pushed to college coaches during the game.

Everyone who follows you or your child will see posts.

Everyone who follows your child sees the required bio information. The additional bio information is only viewable by college coaches.

A college coach who is signed up as a coach will only see your child’s profile, their entire bio and all posts. They will not have access to the comments, however if they sign up as a fan, they will be able to see the comments.

Push notifications will be sent to those college coaches who are following your child and have selected to be notified within a few seconds of you posting it. However, once you post it, they will see the post the next time they open Recruited even if they do not have push notifications turned on for your child. We will also rate limit the number of push notifications being sent to each college coach so they are not inundated and annoyed by too many notifications.

The same way they may follow their Twitter or other social media profiles now. You have to let the coaches know to download Recruited and ask them to follow your child.