College football coaches want five things: you can survive a full season, you move explosively with body control, you play fast against real competition, you listen and don't cause problems, and you finish plays and fight for wins. Talent gets noticed. These traits get offers.
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Here's what a college ready high school football player looks like. Here are five college ready traits that coaches look for. Number one is physical readiness. Now, depending on your position, how physical are you? Are you ready to compete at the college level? Can you last a full season? Do you carry your weight well? Number two, athleticism. How well do you move? What's your body control look like at speed? What's your change of direction? How's your explosiveness? If you're looking for more help, getting noticed, getting seen, get on the radar to these college coaches. Comment plan down below and I'll send you more info. Number three, your speed translates in game. When you put the pads on, you play fast and you can compete against good competition. Number four, you're coachable, you're loyal, especially in this day and age. You have a good football iq. You don't have to be perfect, but you can't be a liability. Number five, they have a competitive edge. They want to win. They finish plays, they compete snap after snap. They make a mistake, they answer back. Talent gets attention, but these traits get offers. Save this and make sure that you have a plan. Good luck.