YouTube video by Trenton Luera offering tips to get in front of college football coaches to increase chances for scholarships. The speaker offers a free spreadsheet of 6,000+ college coaches' emails (DM the word “D1” on Instagram). The video lists recruiting approaches seen in this chunk: email (volume/numbers game), attending camps (in-person exposure), completing questionnaires (database placement), and handwritten letters (rare but occasionally effective).
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Five best ways to get in front of college coaches to increase your chance of getting a college football scholarship before we dive into the video, if you want a free spreadsheet with 6000 plus college coaches emails, all you have to do is DM me the word D1 on Instagram and I'll send it to you for free. Number one is email. Now, a lot of people think this is outdated for the modern age of college football, but it is not. It still works for a lot of recruits. The key is volume, and by volume I mean it's a numbers game. You have to put up a lot of emails to get a response back. That's why it's not the best way to get noticed by college coaches. But it still works. Number two is camps. Everyone knows that camps are a great way to get in front of college coaches. You're getting to be there in person, talk to them, get to perform in front of them. So it's a great way to get started and kickstart your recruiting. Number three is questionnaires. Now, questionnaires aren't the best way, but they are putting you in their database. And if you do catch someone's eye, there's a good chance that you're going to get contacted and reached out by them. Number four is handwritten letters. Now, I don't necessarily recommend handwritten letters to anyone, but I've had heard a few stories of someone sending a handwritten letter, getting follows and starting to get the attention.