We're placement agents working exclusively for you. We cut through the politics, the exposure gaps, and the uncertainty so you never have to wonder where you'll play next year.
Whether you're ready for college now or need a year to develop first, we've got a placement track built for where you are.
We secure verified roster spots at accredited college programs — JUCO, NAIA, D3, D2, or D1.
We place athletes at elite prep programs nationwide to build their game and recruiting profile.
The odds aren't in your favor. Most high school players who think they're good enough to play in college never get the chance to prove it.
Think of PlaceUnow as your insurance policy. The transfer portal has intensified competition, and rosters turn over faster than ever. Most of what affects your recruitment is out of your control. Where you end up doesn't have to be.
Your role on the team can change overnight. Your recruitment shouldn't depend on it. We build your profile based on what you can do, not how many minutes your coach gives you.
One bad stretch or one bad break shouldn't define your future. Our agents keep your recruitment moving forward even when the season doesn't go as planned.
Most high school coaches are hoping a college coach finds them. Elite AAU exposure can cost tens of thousands and still come down to politics. We don't wait on either. Our agents have direct relationships and put you in front of the right programs at every level, no name and no budget required.
Former players, coaches, and scouts who've lived every level. They know exactly what it takes to get you there.
Florida native who turned down D1 offers to find his perfect fit at Florida Southern College. He reached 1,000 career points and led back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances. Played professionally in Ireland, Austria, Spain, and Germany before coaching at Daytona State and Division I Le Moyne College.
McDonald's All-American from Saginaw, MI who chose Florida over Kansas, Michigan State, and Duke. Went on to play in the NBA with the Grizzlies, Warriors, and Knicks. He knows what college coaches look for because he lived it. He uses that knowledge to position athletes for real opportunities.