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College coaches often ignore players who don't reach out first. Contact coaches 3 to 4 times, send video highlights, and attend games. Silence gets interpreted as disinterest, so you have to be the one pushing.
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Hey everybody, welcome to the Collared Soccer ID Camp. We're very happy and excited to have you here. Uh, as a show of raise of hands, how many of you sent us an email before this ID Camp? Could you guys raise your hand for me? Okay, so 3 of you sent me an email before. Now, how many are there at this ID Camp? About 150. So there's a lot of kids here. So who am I going to prioritize? I'm going to prioritize the students that have shown genuine interest in us before. Having said that, if any one of these kids plays really well, That is notable for me. However, if you play really well and you're a junior, that's what I expect from you. You're a junior. You're probably one of the older kids here. What this ID camp is special for is if any of the younger kids, if you guys play really well, that means a lot to me. And you know why? Because you're playing with older kids. Now, I need to tell you a secret. Often the college coaches say that and then they don't give you any feedback and they don't follow up with you after emails because there's too many kids. So what— that's their way of saying, hey, if we don't follow up with you, we don't like you. Except that sometimes they might still like you even if they don't follow up with you. So you must follow up with them not once, not twice, but 3 to 4 times. And not just with, did you like me? I'm following up after camp. You have to send video. You have to be willing to go to games. If this is a dream school of yours, you must be proactive to get recruited. If you want more help playing college soccer, give me a call. Links in the bio. Talk to you soon. Goodbye.










