When does the speaker say most responses arrive?

Trenton LueraCollege Football Recruiting Expert

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11 May 2025 · 1 min

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Trenton Luera explains why athlete recruiting takes patience: most coaches don't respond in the first two to four weeks. Keep reaching out anyway. Real interest shows up in months two and three, and persistence is what converts it into offers.

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Within months two and three after initial outreach.

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I'm probably not going to get a lot of responses within those first 14 to 28 days, but most of the responses are going to come within the months two and three, and it's all about sticking with it. A lot of families and a lot of recruits start hard in that first month, don't see a lot of results, and they just kind of back off and let things happen. And that's a big mistake. It's a momentum game. You have to do a lot in the beginning to get it started. Now that I have some interest and potentially some offers, the strategy is all about nurturing these relationships and growing them further. What I mean by this is that you're going to have interest in coaches, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they're ready to offer. So you need to be focused on building these relationships further to potentially get that offer later down the line and also figure out who's actually interested in you and who's not, so that way you can figure out who it makes sense to focus your time on.

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