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In this concise coaching video, the speaker advises prospective student‑athletes to never answer “no” when a college coach asks if they have any questions, because that signals disinterest. Instead, he recommends asking three specific questions each time they speak with a coach: (1) “Where do you think I would fit in your program?” – prompting the coach to envision the athlete on the team; (2) “What does a typical week look like?” – showing the athlete is considering the daily life of a student‑athlete; and (3) “How would you describe your team’s philosophy and culture?” – demonstrating seriousness about fit rather than just any school. He claims that asking these questions moves the athlete one step closer to receiving an offer. The video ends with a call‑to‑action: viewers can comment “list” to receive a separate list of 50 additional questions to ask coaches.
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