Short-form video (YouTube) by a former college quarterback offering step-by-step advice to improve college football recruiting outcomes. Emphasizes mindset shift (treat recruiting as its own game), proactive exposure to coaches, daily time investment (recommendation: at least 30 minutes/day), and a free resource (spreadsheet of coaches' emails).
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Going through my recruiting process, I made a ton and ton and ton of mistakes. Despite that, I still was able to play college football, but I learned a ton through it and if I had to redo it all again, this is what I would do step by step. If you're new here and don't know who I am, I'm trailing a former college quarterback, so be sure to follow for more content like this. If you want a free spreadsheet 6,000 plus college coaches emails that save you hundreds of hours of your time, then click the link above my bio. You can get it all for free. So the number one thing you may think it's like BS or something, but just changing my mindset around recruiting. The reality is you have to recognize that recruiting is its own game. It's not about just directly what's on the field. Of course your on field play is going to dictate the biggest part of your recruiting, but just because you play well doesn't mean you're going to get recruited as well as you possibly can. You need to focus on getting coaches to know who you are. The more coaches you get in front of, the better you're going to get recruited and the more scholarships you're going to end up earning. Now that's where step two comes in. I'd spend 30 minutes per day minimum on my recruiting effort and now I spent a good deal of time on recruiting. I was.