A short YouTube coaching clip by Trenton Luera advising athletes not to rely on a single recruiting channel (email, X DMs, camps, coach outreach). He recommends an "omnipresent recruiting" approach—being visible across multiple channels (like brands using billboards, TV, YouTube) to increase chances of getting college coaches' attention.
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Do not become dependent in the recruiting process. And now, what I mean by this is you don't want to rely on one channel. And what I mean by channel is something that you use to get the attention of college coaches. So, for example, channels in recruiting would be email, X connections, camps. You don't want to just rely on one, because, yes, they can all get you offers and opportunities. And so if you only focus on one, you're still giving yourself some kind of chance, but then you're becoming dependent on only that one when you have so many other options and avenues that you can use. It's like going onto the highway and only using one lane when there's three other lanes at your disposal to speed you up throughout the process. Now, my preference and what we use for our families inside your first scholarship is what I call omnipresent recruiting. And that's when you're present everywhere, like big companies where they've got billboards, they've got TV ads, they got YouTube ads. You're seeing them all over the place. And so you want to do the same thing in your recruiting. You don't want to just appear with your high school coach reaching out. You also want to be in their XDMS. You want to be in their email DMs, you want to be in their.