Trenton Luera breaks down how to get recruited for college football: build a polished Twitter account with highlights, contact 20+ coaches daily through Twitter, email, and camps, then follow up to build relationships. He got 25 plus scholarship offers using this approach.
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Everyone thinks you need to be 65250 all state or run a 4440 just to get a college football scholarship. Here's the thing, I was none of those things, yet I was able to get 25 plus scholarship offers. And here's the step by step guide on how you can do it too. Step one, go make a Twitter account. Now Twitter is where 90% of recruiting happens. So make a Twitter account, make it look clean. Write a bio that makes you look impressive to college coaches. Post your highlights and make it a pinned tweet. Step two is you're going to want to start getting noticed by college coaches. You do this in so many ways. Twitter, email, questionnaires, camp. The key is doing a lot of it. You, you need to get in front of as many college coaches as you can. Your goal should be 20 plus per day. So when I was going through the process, my goal was 20 plus DMs per day. And honestly I would usually do 100. Now if you do this right, you should start getting interest from college coaches and a lot of it. So step three is building relationships with these coaches. Follow up with them, have conversations and start to learn more about them. Get them to like you. Then if you do this right, eventually you'll get a college football scholarship. And if you're stuck on any of these pieces, then follow me because I post daily advice on how to get recruited. Peace.