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Three step process. You need to build a relationship with a college coach. Recruiting is all about relationships. Because if you don't have a relationship with a college coach, they're not going to like you and not going to want to offer you. So I'm going to break down exactly how to build a relationship with a college coach, leading you to get a college football scholarship. If you don't know who I am, I'm Trent Lohr. I'm a former college quarterback and I help recruits just like you do the same. Step one is you need to get in contact. Obviously you can't build a relationship if they don't even know who you are in the first place. So you need to reach out to them, start that conversation somehow. You can start at a camp, you can start it on a DM or an email, whatever you can do to get in front of them, start talking to them, get that conversation going. Step two, so now you have that conversation going, you're going to want to ask some really good question. The last thing you want to do is the conversation just stall out because you don't have anything to ask them or anything to talk about. Now it doesn't have to be like you're talking to a girl, but you do want to have an actual conversation. Learn more about the coach, learn more about the school, show that you're really interested in them. Step three is you want to follow up. I don't mean bug them, but on a weekly or every two week basis. You just want to check in, see how things are going over at their school, how they're doing, just to.