Trenton Luera shows how to email college football coaches for scholarships. Use a subject line with your position, grad year, and stats so coaches actually open it. Keep the body short and personalized, and he offers a free spreadsheet of coach emails on Instagram.
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This is exactly how to email college coaches to get college football scholarships. First, if you want a free spreadsheet with 6000 college coaches emails and then DM me the word email on Instagram and I'll send it to you for free. The first thing you're going to want to do is create a unique subject line. Your goal of your subject line is just to get the coach to open the email in the first place. So you're going to want to include all the interesting facts about you. If you have great height and weight, be sure to include that. If you have impressive stats, include those in there. Don't just make a generic email where it just has your name, your high school. Those don't really add anything to you unless you're going to impressive high school like St. John Bosco in modern day. But you do want to include things like your position, your grad year, because those are important to recruiting and they're not going to recruit you if they don't even need your position for that specific year. Once you have your subject line written up, then it's time to go to the actual email itself. Now the thing is, the actual email itself does not matter as much as people think. They think that they have to write this impressive essay selling themselves, when in fact it should be a lot simpler than that. You're going to want to make sure to personalize the email.