College coaches often don't call back because they're managing 30-40 players, family duties, and sometimes a second job on low pay. Stay persistent and polite: email, cold-call, never show frustration. Comment "phone" for a list of questions to ask when they finally pick up.
This is the real reason college coaches are not calling you back. Have you had a phone call scheduled and then they don't even call you? Or have they told you they're going to book a call with you and then you email them, follow up, and they don't call you or set up the call? This is pretty common in the recruiting process because college coaches are really busy. They have a lot of players to manage. They're a father for 30 to 40 players on their roster, plus they've got their own kids. Some of them have a second job because college coaching does not pay you really well, and so they get busy. So you need to follow up. You need to email them, you need to cold call them, and every time you do so, you wanna be very polite. Never be upset that they didn't hear you or they didn't follow up with you. Always follow up with them. Comment the word phone so you know what to do when they do call you with a list of questions I recommend to be prepared for. If you want more help playing Call of Cthulhu, give me a call, links in the bio.
