Parents of high school football players listen up

Are you a parent and your son.

Wants to play college football?

I'm going to break down college football recruiting for you.

In three simple steps.

First, if you want a free spreadsheet with 6000 plus college.

Coaches emails DM me the word D1 and I'll send it to you for free. The first step is your son needs to get known by college coaches. If they don't know about your son.

Then how are they supposed to offer.

Him in the first place? This is where things like email, Twitter, DMs all come into play. You need to put yourself out there and not rely on anyone else to help you get recruited. The next part is starting to build relationships with those coaches. So you're going to want to make sure to help your son craft together messages towards these coaches. Because you can say one thing or mess up the conversation and then the chance on offer is completely gone. The third thing is helping him make a good decision for him. The thing I see with too many parents is they think they know best for their son. You want to have an open conversation, figure out what your son even wants in the first place. Once you figure that out, then just help guide them towards the best decision for them. Try not to put too much pressure as they're already feeling enough pressure with the process in general. Then from there they're committed to the school and while be having a great college football experience. Follow for more recruiting tips like this.