YouTube video (short-form) by Trenton Luera offering practical recruiting advice for high-school football players. Luera emphasizes thinking from a coach’s perspective: demonstrate athleticism (size, speed, game performance) and show traits coaches value in conversations (motivation, ambition, confidence) to increase recruiting interest and offers.
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Recruiting sauce number 12. So recruiting sauce is a series where I drop a sauce on recruiting to get you recruited and get college football scholarships. And also if you're new here, I'm Trent Lore, I'm a former college quarterback. So if you like this content more like it, be sure to drop a follow. So today's sauce is how to think about recruiting to get more interest, to get more offers and make it a lot easier for you. And the whole point is you always want to be thinking from a coach's shoe and think, okay, what would a coach want to see from a recruit? And then just go and do that, literally as simple as possible. Don't over complicate things. People try to, like, make it super complicated and try to think like, oh, I need these connections and this and that. Like, just ultimately, what does a coach want to see? Like, they want to see a really athletic kid who's big in size, who runs fast, and they want to see him ball out in games. That's a big piece of it. So just try to show that to as many college coaches as possible. And trust me, you'll get recruited. Then on top of that, think about what does coach want to see from a conversation from a player? They want to see someone who's motivated, who's ambitious, who's confident with themselves. Those are the kind of guys that you want on your field play.