Trenton Luera, a former college quarterback, says there's no easy position for scholarships, but large players around 6'5" and 270+ pounds have the best shot at offensive line. He offers a free spreadsheet of 6,000+ college coaches' emails.
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6,000+ (described as "6000/plus college coaches emails").
About 6'5" and roughly 270–280+ lbs.
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What is the easiest position to get a scholarship for? First, if you don't know who I am, I'm Trent Loire. I'm a former college quarterback. So be sure to follow for more content like this. And also, if you want a free spreadsheet of 6000/plus college coaches emails saving you hundreds of hours, then click on the link in my bio to get it for free. Now, first off, I want to say this is a loaded question because it's acting like, oh, if you play this position, you're instantly going to get a scholarship offer. And that's just not true. Every position is hard to get a scholarship for. Like, just by changing positions, you're not going to instantly boost your chances of getting recruited unless, like, you fit that position better. If you suck at that position, you suck at that position and you're still not going to get a scholarship for it. I mean, ultimately, thinking about it, there's no easy position to get a scholarship for. If there's any that it's somewhat easy. It's if you have size, you can play offensive line 100%, you will find a school that is willing to give you a scholarship. If you're a big guy, like we're talking 6, 5 plus and you're probably 270, 280 plus, you're gonna, somebody's gonna find a home for you. As long as you're decently.