A College Soccer Guy coach shares his Division III regret: he didn't ask his coach how long she'd stay, then she retired and he lost his spot for three years. Before you commit, ask coaches about their tenure and other fit questions. Comment "email" for templates to contact coaches.
Do not do these 3 things if you want to have a horrible experience at the college soccer level, specifically Division 3. Let me tell you what I wish I did differently because I had a miserable college experience and I played D3, even though if I found the right D3 school, I think I would have enjoyed it. I'm now on the College Soccer Guy team and we help people play college soccer at a school they actually want to go to where they'd enjoy it. If that's what you want, make sure to click the link in the bio and book a free call. All I needed to do was ask this one question that I still regret to this day, which is, how long are you planning to stay at the school? That's what I wish I asked the coach. And if they would have, who knows if they would have actually answered honestly. But if they were honest, they would have told me, actually, I plan on retiring this year. So now I come in and I'm no longer a recruited person that that coach wanted for the next 3 years. Do you think I played more or less than I wanted? You already know the answer. So because of that, that's just one example of a question. If I would have just asked it, I probably wouldn't have gone to that school. Book a call so you don't make the same mistake I did. Comment the word email and I'll send you a list of specific templates you should be emailing coaches to make sure you have a great experience.
