Short YouTube advice clip by Trenton Luera explaining how athletes with little or no game film can still generate interest from college coaches. He recommends creating a pro-day-style workout video demonstrating athletic ability and position-specific skills, then sending it (plus contact outreach) to coaches; also offers a spreadsheet of college coach emails on request.
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Don't have much film. Here's how to still build interest from college coaches don't get me wrong, film is extremely important, but it's not as important as you think. Yeah, you're probably not gonna get scholarship offers with no film, but you can still generate interest from college coaches. First, if you want a free spreadsheet with 6000 plus college coaches, emails DM me the word film and I'll send it to you for free. So you have no film or minimal film. Here's what you need to do when reaching out to college coaches, you need to include extra film and I recommend it be some kind of pro day type video. And what I mean by that is you go out there and record some workout videos on the field, just on air, showing your athletic ability and the fact that can play. Because yes, your game clips might be limited, but that doesn't mean you don't have the ability. You just need to find a way to showcase the fact that you have the ability to make the plays. So an example for this is if you're a quarterback. I've even recorded pro day videos for myself. So you want to show yourself making all the throws. Think of an NFL combine plus showing off some abilities that they might want to see like pocket movements and throwing on the run. Get creative with it. So go make a pro day video ASAP and then start sending out to coaches. Follow for more recruiting tips like this.