A short YouTube clip by Trent Lora (former college quarterback) addressing what recruits need to secure a college football scholarship. He opens by claiming there are two things that will essentially guarantee a scholarship, introduces himself, and discusses the first factor—size—noting it is most decisive for offensive and defensive linemen and is influential at other positions when a player is unusually large. The second factor (implied elsewhere) is likely speed.
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You have one of these two things, then you will automatically get a college football scholarship. So I'm going to be sharing with you what those two things are. Which one you should probably focus on more, so that way you can get more interest and more offer. First, if you don't know who I am, I'm Trent Lora. I'm a former college quarterback. I help recruits just like you get college football scholarships. But be sure to drop me a.
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Now the first one is pretty obvious. It's size. And look, there's not really much that you can do about size. You can definitely control your weight by eating a lot or not eating a lot. But as far as height wise, you know that's not something you could control. So I'm not going to talk.
About this super long.
But at positions like offensive line and defensive line, size is like literally all that matters. They recruit size first and then if you happen to be a great player, that's awesome.
But even at every other position, receiver, quarterback, db, linebacker, if you have size that puts you ahead of everyone else, it definitely feels.
Like it's becoming less.
Of a stigma that size is so important, but it still does rule recruiting for the most part. Number two is speed. And basically if you run a four, five or lower, you're going to get a scholarship. And now I don't say this to the guys with the four nines and the four eights and hey man, get your, your.