#football #CollegeFootball #fyp #recruiting #collegerecruitingadvice #scholarships

Everything you think you know about college football scholarships is probably wrong. Here are the biggest myths. Destroying dreams. Myth number one. If you're good enough, they'll find you. This is recruiting suicide. There are over a million high school football players. Even if you're amazing, you can be invisible to coaches without proper marketing. Myth number two Camps are where you get discovered. Most camps aren't going to get you discovered. Coaches use camps to evaluate kids they already know about, not to find unknown talent. Myth 3 of course, unless you run 4, 440 or you're 6'5, then maybe you'll stand out in that case. Myth 3 your high school coach will handle your recruiting. Your coach's job is win games, not getting recruited. Most high school coaches just don't have the time to help you with the recruiting process. Myth 4 Highlight tapes are all you need. Your highlight tape is worthless if no coaches see it. I know kids with incredible film getting zero offers because they don't know how to market themselves. So make sure you're getting known by college coaches. Myth 5 grades don't matter if you're talented. The truth is, I've seen 4, 440 kids lose offers because of poor academics. Talent gets you noticed, but grades get you offered. Social media doesn't matter.