What recruiting outcome did Jonathan achieve using the follow up framework?

Trenton LueraCollege Football Recruiting Expert

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16 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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Trenton Luera shares a short recruiting tip called the “follow up framework”: persistently and strategically following up with college coaches by showing value (not sending generic check-ins) increases chances of getting recruited. He frames this as a corrective to his own mistake of moving on after one unanswered message and gives a concrete success example—Jonathan, who used the framework to go from 0 offers to 23 Division I offers and ultimately committed to Memphis. The clip ends with a call to follow Luera for more recruiting advice.

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He went from 0 offers to 23 Division I offers and committed to Memphis.

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My stupidest mistakes was not following up with coaches enough. I'd send one message to a college coach and then move on to the next one. If I didn't hear back from a coach then I'd just move on. Instead I should have continued to follow up. This is what I call the follow up framework. It's a way to get aggressive in your recruiting without being annoying. The key here is not sending boring general messages like hey coach just checking back in and instead showing coaches what they're missing out on. If you do this right then you'll get interest from coaches that you'd never expect to get interest from all because you stayed consistent and showed value. Using the fallout framework is what Jonathan did to go from 0 offers to 23 D1 offers and committing to Memphis. And trust me it'll work for you too. So if you want more tips like this then follow me to learn how to get recruited to play college football. Peace.

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