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A coach tells student-athletes to directly ask if they fit a program during junior or senior year. A clear answer, even a no, gives you concrete next steps like camps or showcases. A rejection doesn't close doors permanently.
A coach tells student-athletes to directly ask if they fit a program during junior or senior year. A clear answer, even a no, gives you concrete next steps like camps or showcases. A rejection doesn't close doors permanently.
As you go through the college recruiting process, you're going to have to get to a point where you're going to say, "Hey, does the coach really want me? Am I a good fit?" And it's at this point I want to encourage you guys, you want to ask the coaches. Maybe it's your junior, maybe it's your senior year where you go, "Look, I need an answer. Am I somebody that you're interested in?" And it's not offensive to them. They have their team to create and you have your career. You have every right to say to the coach, Am I in your plans for the future? And even if they say, no, you're not, that doesn't mean the bridge is burned. It could mean that it's something you come back to in a few years from now. They may say to you, I don't have an answer for you. I don't know if you're part of my plans. I need to see a little bit more. Great. How much more? At a camp? At a showcase? Now we have answers. This is a great way to work. Again, if you need college guidance, please swipe left, click the link in bio, and I'll talk to you guys soon.
