Alex Swenson, a former D1 coach, breaks down three signs you're getting recruited: coaches show up to watch you play, they text or call weekly to check in, and they invite you to campus. The closer you are to an offer, the more direct and frequent the contact gets.
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Here are the top three signs you're about to get a D1 offer. As a former D1 coach, Scout and recruiter who's made hundreds of offers like this in the past, and that talks to college coaches on a weekly basis. These are the top three signs. Number one, they are actively coming to watch you play. They know where you're going to be, they have your schedule, they've talked to coaches around you. These coaches aren't just randomly out there trying to find players. No. They're very strategic on who they're going to watch. So make sure you're proactive in getting your schedule out to these college coaches. Number two, they're actively communicating with you via text or phone call on a weekly or every two week basis. Checking in with you. I'll be talking to athletes, seeing how they're going, how's training going, how's the season going? Are you talking to anybody? I try to get a feel of who's my competition out there as well. That's a very, very good sign. And number three, last but not least, for sure, this is usually when we would make that offer is they're inviting you to campus for an unofficial or an official vision. We would show you around, we would show you the athletic facilities, we would show you the classroom, we would show you the day in the life of an athlete and how we do things. And then we bring you into the head coach's office and we would offer you take a look at these three signs and make sure you're proactive. Good luck.