Top questions to be ready for from a college coaches when they call.

Alex Swenson walks through what college coaches ask when they call: your season updates, academics, what you want in a program. Be ready to ask back about daily life as a student-athlete and what the team needs from your position.
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Here are the top questions to be ready for from a college coach. When you're going through this recruiting process, eventually you're going to get on the phone with these college coaches and you need to be prepared and put yourself in a good light. They've already seen you up to this point. They like what they see, but they're going to want to get to know you a little bit more and see if this is a good fit. One of the first questions they will ask you is just to get the flow going is, hey, how is the spring going? How is the fall going? How is the winter going? All right, how's the summer going? Wherever you're at in your process and be ready to talk about not only how you're doing, but how the team is doing. They want to see, do you talk about the team or is it just an I, I, I? All right, talk about the team. But it's also okay to talk about you and highlight how things are going and showcasing your best qualities and best metrics as you go through this. They're also going to ask, how are grades going? How's academics? They're going to need to have a gauge on, on that as well. They're also going to ask, what are you looking for in a college program in a university? Have you thought about what you want to study? So these are certain aspects of and questions you need to be prepared for. Some questions that you want to consider asking is, what is the day in the life like as a student athlete at your university in the fall, in the winter, in the spring, what does summer look like? All right. And then what are you specifically looking for? At my position, Good luck.
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