Unfortunately, NSR did not work for us. I applaud Robert Cagle for great salesman skills and abilities. We were led to believe that NSR was a smaller organization that had personal relationships with several schools and would maintain the personal touch with both of my athletes and be a champion for them. Robert convinced us that he would be a voice for us using his many "connections". In the end, this was far from what happened. They collected 5K for fees for both my sons and then the boys information went on their website. My sons rarely heard from Robert unless I contacted him. In all fairness the contract says its only legal responsibility is to put your athlete on their website. That's why I applaud Robert's salesmen ability. What we later found out why still trying to find a good program is that NSR actually works with colleges and filters out your son and/or daughter to which ever school they feel is a "fit." If you have an athlete who wants to go to a DII or D1 school and NSR feels they are not the right "fit" they will tell the coach, "Don't take this athlete or Don't waste your time." This makes NSR feel like they building trust with the coaches, in this network that they are building, that they claim to use for you. We had this happen to us at a camp. Had a great showing, and found out an NSR rep told one of their contacts at the school to not any waste time with us. I was in complete dismay. I have an organization that I "Paid in full" to help us and not only are they not championing for us but they are telling schools to not waste their energy on us. So I paid for someone to close doors vice open them. I actually had to stop telling NSR which camp we are going to in fear the would say something negative about my athletes. To sum this whole experience up, I found out what was going on, how athletes are really being used for back and forth hand shakes between NSR scouts and coaches. Coaches don't need to recruit, they just ask NSR and NSR says yes or no and then the coach moves on. We asked for another NSR scout and was told no, we were routed back to the same scout who spoke negatively about our athletes. Finally to sum it all up, once the boys were out of high school our login access to the NSR site was removed and yet one of the boys was still working with some large programs. All the film and information posted was taken away. Lesson learned don't spend the 5K on an organization that is going to not champion for your kid and shut doors that you believe they can open. read more