Every email to a college coach gets read carefully and can kill your recruiting chances. One typo, bad timing, or unprofessional tone stops a coach's interest cold. Sophomores and juniors especially need to nail the language before they get a phone call.
When you're emailing these coaches back and forth, you have to remember they are judging you. You think you're communicating. No, no, no, no, no. You're under the microscope. How are you communicating? Are you an adult? Are you saying the right things? And one wrong thing, I'm telling you right now, will stop them from recruiting you. So when we work with our students, we're very particular about every single email we send. How we send it, when we send it, what we say. And if you go, why do I send an email? Then I hope you're getting responses. 'Cause if you are a sophomore or a junior, and you're not already having phone calls with college coaches of schools you care about, then you're doing something wrong in the recruiting process, in my opinion, if you believe you are at the level. If you'd like more help in that college process, give me a call. Link's in the bio, and I'll talk to you soon.
