Short-form YouTube advice (creator: Trenton Luera, uploaded April 4, 2025) explaining which college football recruiting visits are worth attending. The speaker distinguishes spring games/practices (more observational, less likely to generate offers) from junior days (designed to recruit and include conversations) and advises having clear conversations with coaches before attending any event to confirm interest.
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Man, there's so many college visits going on, man, you're getting invites left and right. Spring games, practices, junior days. What's even worth going to? So let me break it down for you on what each one is and which is actually worth it. Now, an easy rule of thumb is if the school is actually interested in you, it's worth going to. Now if the school is not as interested in you, then the junior days make the most sense. The spring practices and spring games make less sense. That's because on a spring game and a spring practice, they're not usually going to put together a full itinerary for you of tours Getting to talk to the coaches all this time because really, it's just you getting to view a day at work which can be really useful in your recruiting process, but it's not necessarily useful for you to get more interest or more offers. On the junior days are there to recruit you and actually have conversations. The secret sauce here is that you should be having conversations before you attend any of them. Once you get that invite, you want to have clear conversations and get aggressive with Is this actually going to be worth attending or is it not? And if you're tired of waiting around the recruiting process feeling like you have to watch your P's and Q's and not really too sure how to ask certain.