Video by Tren Lehrer (former college quarterback) presenting his top five hardest positions to earn a college football scholarship. In this chunk he introduces himself, offers a free spreadsheet of college coaches' emails, and begins the countdown listing defensive back (primarily cornerback) at #5 and wide receiver at #4, with brief rationale for each.
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This is my list of the top five hardest positions to get a college football scholarship for. And before we dive in, if you don't know who I am, I'm Tren Lehrer. I'm a former college quarterback. So be sure to follow for more content to learn how to get recruited like this. And also if you want a free spreadsheet of 6000/plus college coaches emails for free, then just click the link in my bio and get it free. So starting the list at number five, I have defensive back. And if I had to pick between corners or safeties, I would say corners is probably what I'm really referring to. What makes it so hard is that you really only have two corners on the field. So there's not necessarily like a ton of spots out there though they're definitely going to recruit a good amount. But comparative to larger position groups like receivers, linebacker, offensive line, defensive line, it's definitely a little bit smaller position group, they're not going to recruit as many. So that's why I have it. At number five though it's definitely easier to get a scholarship for than number four. So number four, I have wide receiver. And now yes, there's usually more wide receivers at the position group, but generally there's also a lot more competition from a high school level. Everybody wants to play receiver, everybody wants to score touchdowns, and oftentimes you go to college camps, you, you know.