A coach shows how his students succeed in college recruiting by using customized email templates for different situations. He color-codes schools by division, then creates separate scripts for schools already contacted, new outreach, top choices, and ID camp connections.
Number 1 reason why I think my students are so successful when we're doing the recruiting college process. When I make templates for my students, we do customized templates per situation in addition to per team. Let me show you. So this student had these schools attending their game, okay, a bunch of them. Some of them are relevant to us, some of them are less relevant to us, but what I did is I went and color choreographed them as well as described if they were D1 or D2 because this is a sophomore and We need to write a different type of email if it's a D1 school. We need to write a different type of email if it's a school we're interested in. We need to write a different type of email for the school we've already communicated with. We need to write a different type of email if it's a school we're going to an ID camp for, if we're considering an ID camp for. So I want to walk you through the different templates we did. For— here's the first one: for D1 school in bold that I put below, please send this template if we've already emailed them before. So then there's a specific template for that. For D1 schools in bold, please send this if you have not emailed them before. For schools in red that we have not spoken to, say this: call me if you want more help, link in bio.
