Describe your program and first-review criteria. Makeform creates an editable college basketball recruiting form for prospect profiles, stats, sources, academics, references, schedules, and film links.
Route submissions to email, Google Sheets, Slack, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a recruiting brief, adapt it, or send it to the builder. Edit every example before publishing.
Audience
Varsity players introducing themselves to college coaches
Format
Multi-step prospect questionnaire with video links
Prompt size
302 chars
Example questionnaire structure
Multi-step prospect questionnaire with video links
Player, graduation year, school, and contact
Positions, height, and jersey number
Season statistics and source link
Highlight and full-game video links
Why are you interested in our program?
Suggested routing tags
2027 prospects
Guards
Film ready
Ask for a public box-score link beside stats so coaches can review the source and season.
Step 1
Introduce
prospect, school, class, and contact details
Step 2
Document
positions, measurements, stats, and sources
Step 3
Review
film, schedule, academics, and references
Step 4
Route
tag the submission for the right recruiting board
A cleaner first evaluation
A structured form keeps profiles, evidence, film, and contacts together when introductions arrive from many channels.
Required class, position, height, school, team, schedule, and season fields create a consistent first view.
Pair averages with season, games played, competition level, and a public source so staff can interpret them.
Route by position, class, or region while highlights and complete-game links stay with the profile.
Designed around basketball review
Use conditional logic to show questions that fit each prospect's route.
Class, teams, coach contact, academics, schedule, honors, and film in one introduction.
Current program, seasons, academics, reference, stats, roster page, film, and transfer goals.
Club, league, time zone, measurement units, sources, languages, and competition context.
Event, session, jersey, class, film, schedule, and contact preferences in a mobile follow-up.
Build the recruiting intake
Define first-review needs, generate the form, tune prospect paths, and route responses.
List the classes, positions, academics, stats, sources, film, schedules, and references coaches review first.
Require essential fields, define stats precisely, and branch questions from prospect type.
Place the published form on your recruiting page, camp follow-up, email signature, or QR code.
Send submissions to an inbox or sheet, then tag by class, position, region, or film status.
Questionnaire vs scattered messages
Give coaches enough structure to understand the prospect and locate film and sources.
Field guide
Cover identity, basketball context, stats, film, academics, and references.
Identity and contact
Collect names, contact channels, class, location, school, and club. Avoid sensitive first-look questions staff does not need.
Basketball profile
Collect positions, height, team role, and competition setting. A short style response adds the player's perspective.
Statistics and sources
Label the season, team, games played, and categories. Request a roster, box-score, or statistics source.
Film and schedule
Ask separately for highlights and a complete game, labeled with opponent, date, season, and jersey. Add a schedule.
Academic context
Request graduation timing, self-reported GPA with its scale, intended major, and academic interests when useful.
References and fit
A staff reference adds team context. A focused interest question explains what the prospect seeks.
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Open toolFAQ
Answers for staff building a prospect questionnaire.
It is an online prospect questionnaire for a college basketball program. It gathers contact, graduation class, teams, positions, measurements, academics, sourced statistics, schedules, film, and references in a consistent first submission.
Require name, contact, class, school or program, position, height with units, team, film, and coach contact. If stats matter, require their season and source. Leave nonessential context optional.
Use precisely labeled number fields. Ask for season, team, competition level, and games played, plus a public roster, league, or box-score URL. Collect only categories staff reviews.
Ask for both in separate URL fields. Highlights surface notable possessions; complete games provide longer context. Request season, opponent, date, and jersey number for each link.
Yes. Branch from a prospect-type question. Show high school, transfer, international, or camp-specific fields while keeping identity, basketball, film, and reference questions consistent.
Send responses to an inbox or sheet. Use class, position, region, team, and film-status fields for filters or tags, then assign an owner for each review route.
Yes. Makeform is unlimited free for generating, editing, publishing, and collecting responses. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge. Change every field and label before publishing.
Yes. Publish and embed it on your recruiting page, or share the direct link after camps and outreach. Test it on a phone and review it when criteria or routing changes.
Turn prospect introductions into review-ready profiles.
