A short YouTube video by former college quarterback Trenton Luera offering practical advice on how to approach college football recruiting to reach Division I. Key recommendations include starting early (as early as sophomore year), attending camps, building relationships with coaches via film and social media, and considering alternative paths such as D2/D3 and the transfer portal.
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If I was restarting my recruiting from the beginning and wanted to go D1, this is how I do it. And this is with everything, including the transfer portal and all that craziness, this is the best way to do it, hands down. If you're new here, I'm Trent Lawer, I'm a former college quarterback, so be sure to drop a follow if you want more content like this. Also, if you want a free spreadsheet of 6000 plus college coaches emails, all you can do is DM me the word emails on Instagram. I'll send it to you for free. So the first thing I do is start early. Especially now with the limited amount of scholarship offers that are going out from D1s to high school guys, you're going to want to get started as early as possible. Hopefully you can get started around your sophomore year. You get some varsity film, start going to some camps. That way you can get your name out there and start building relationships prior to that contact period at June 15th. At the very least, you're getting eyes on you and getting some attention. Then from there you go through the high school process, doing the same things, posting on Twitter, reaching out to college coaches, going to camp, just repeating that building relationship. And the goal is hopefully out of high school you can go straight to the D1. But here's where I'm going to tweak things. Now most people will think transfer, portal, all that. Then I'm going to say, hey, go to D2, go to D3 and.