A coach breaks down a 7-minute highlight reel of a Division I prospect, praising her size and footwork but warning that goals are buried deep in the video. She needs to re-edit immediately, leading with her best moments to catch college scouts' attention.
Fixing a kid's highlight video so that way he can play at a top academic Division I or Division III school because he's really good. His video just needs to be fixed ASAP. This student's really good. I think he can play top academic DIII, top D1 soccer. Good build, good feet. His first video he gave to us is 7 minutes long. And in this particular video, he is involved but minimally so. In these two clips, he's got a couple better moments. So you can see he's zoomed in pretty well, which is nice. Great tackle, good athleticism. Great move. And look, he's a big kid for a sophomore, plays MLS Next 2. So really good moment, great technique, great technique again. And I think he delivers like a really good cross and he's being fouled and kicked. So that clip is really good. That could be, uh, not a first clip because we need the goals first, but that's a really good clip. And it's awesome to see like how much effort he put in even though he's been getting kicked constantly. Again, not this one. Okay, this one was the same clip twice, so that clip is really good. Now he gave me this and I watched the whole thing, and I have to tell you, from what I saw in this video, he's a very good soccer player, really, really good. But this particular 7 minutes, he's not involved as much. He was just trying to share with me like, call me, link in bio. So what I want to say
