A short YouTube video by Trenton Luera advising high-school players at small schools on two ways to get recruited to play college football: (1) dominate competition and 'get lucky' so coaches notice, and (2) an alternative method teased as preferable (not yet described in this chunk). The creator also offers a free spreadsheet of 6,000+ college coaches' emails via Instagram DM.
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So the two ways you can get recruited to play college football. If you're going to a small school, I'm going to break down each one. Why it works, how it works, and which one I would choose. P.S. it's probably number two. But first, before we dive in, if you want a free spreadsheet of 6000 plus college coaches emails, all you have to do is DM me the word email on Instagram. I'll send it to you for free. So diving in way number one is you just become really dominant. Being at a small school, you're probably playing against worst competition and whether you believe it or not, college coaches think that. So you have to be so dominant, your highlights have to look amazing. You have to impress on every single play, you have to have insane stats. So much so that you don't have to do any work. And you just happen to get heard from some college coach. You get lucky because again, being from a small school, your coach has no connections and just somehow, whether it's an algorithm or just some crazy newspaper clipping, gets past the college coach and all of a sudden it starts to snowball. You get offered by one school and then kind of snowballs into a bunch of other schools. That's way number one. And really you're just relying on luck, which is fine if you're really that good and you just, you know, too lazy to do anything or just rely on yourself. Way number two is.