College recruiters warn AI-edited highlight videos could backfire for high school athletes
Published on March 10, 2026.
The use of artificial intelligence in high school sports recruiting has been increasing, with some athletes experimenting with enhancing their highlight videos before sending them to college programs. This could potentially damage their chances if coaches believe the video has been manipulated. The use of AI can be detected when it appears to be an attempt to enhance the athlete's performance.
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