PEACC Review: Adell Harris' Career Group for College Coaches

PEACC, the Professional Excellence Academy for College Coaches, is a paid Skool group about the career side of coaching. Adell Harris' public About page displayed 47 members and $25/month on 15 October 2026. Its offer combines weekly training calls, a resource library and access to other coaches. The distinctive question is whether a working coach needs help navigating a profession, not just improving tactics on the court. We reviewed the public offer, not the private lessons or member outcomes.

Adell Harris

The named founder on PEACC's About page. It describes a long college-coaching career and multiple team achievements. Those credential and current-position claims were not independently verified for this article.

What the membership promises

The page says members receive a 45-minute training call each week, call recordings and downloadable resources such as ebooks, templates and PDFs. It also mentions a discount for live events and career-advancement opportunities. The last phrase needs careful reading: the page does not publicly define whether that means introductions, job listings, mentorship or guaranteed placements. A buyer should not treat it as a job offer.

The audience is unusually well defined. College coaches face career questions about role changes, networking, leadership and professional visibility. A group focused on those needs has a clearer use case than a generic sports-business forum. But the public page does not show the call calendar, a full resource index or how often Harris personally answers member questions.

These are advertised components and an editorial inference about possible value, not verified usage data. Forty-seven displayed members do not tell us whether calls are full or whether a coach has advanced because of the group.

Is $25/month the right fit?

At the displayed price, a coach would be paying primarily for recurring professional-development access, not a single course purchase. Before subscribing, ask for a recent call topic, a sample resource, the next live schedule and the exact cancellation terms. If you only need one document, a recurring fee may be inefficient. If you regularly bring career questions and use the calls, the format could be more relevant than a static resource library. That is a fit judgment, not a promised return.

The 20% live-event discount should be evaluated separately. Without the ticket price, event dates and exclusions, it is not possible to calculate its dollar value. The membership pricing guide explains recurring-offer tradeoffs; it does not verify this group's checkout or renewal policy.

The lesson from PEACC

PEACC packages career growth around a precise role. A narrow audience makes it easier to choose call topics and create reusable templates, while recordings can make a live schedule less fragile. The risk is that professional-development language becomes too broad unless members see concrete examples of what changes in their work. The engagement guide covers the participation side; the community ideas guide helps define a similarly specific job to be done.

Common questions about PEACC

What does PEACC stand for?

The page uses Professional Excellence Academy for College Coaches.

Who founded PEACC?

Adell Harris is named on the public Skool About page.

What is the displayed membership price?

The page displayed $25/month on 15 October 2026. Check the current checkout and renewal terms.

Are the training calls recorded?

The public offer says recordings are included; their current availability was not inspected inside the group.

Does membership guarantee a coaching job?

No such guarantee was verified. The public reference to career opportunities does not define a placement service.

What does the live-event discount cover?

The page advertises 20% off live events, but public terms for particular events were not visible.

Disclosure: PEACC's public Skool About page was checked 15 October 2026. Cover and founder portrait are credited to that page. Price and count are dated snapshots; benefits and credentials are creator descriptions. We did not join, inspect private calls/resources, verify employment outcomes or audit current professional titles. Skool Files may earn a commission through create-community links.