Short YouTube advice clip by former college quarterback Trenton Luera explaining how recruits should set up their Twitter/X profile as their recruiting timeline to attract college coaches. He lists four essentials: (1) a highlight video pinned and linked in the bio, (2) consistent performance and recruiting updates, (3) academic information and grade updates in the bio, and (4) showing personality. The clip includes a call-to-action to follow for more recruiting help.
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This thing is your recruiting timeline and you need to make sure that it's set up correctly to get the attention of college coaches first. If you don't know who I am, I'm Trent Loire. I'm a former college quarterback and now I help recruits just like you get scholarship offers. So if you want to get recruited and want to get scholarship offers, be sure to drop a follow. Now, your recruiting timeline is your Twitter profile or X. So if you're not even on there, if you don't have a profile set up, you need to get on there immediately. It's where most of college football recruiting happens. If you're on there, you already have account set up, or if you're even just setting up account. These are four things that you need to have. Number one, you need to make sure that your highlight video is on there, preferably it's in your pin tweet and also a link in your bio. That way college coaches can access it easily because that's going to be the first thing that they watch. Number two, you need to show consistent update, show that you're working out, getting better as a player, what's going on in your recruiting process. So that way they know when they can stay in touch with what's going on. Number three, your academics you need to have in your bio, you have your grades. If you can post academic updates on as far as how school going, great stuff to add. The last thing, the fourth thing is your personality. No coach really.