Short YouTube clip by Trenton Luera (former college quarterback) advising families on when to begin the college-football recruiting process. Main recommendation: begin recruiting around the start of sophomore year, but earlier if a player has strong varsity film (e.g., an outstanding freshman). Emphasis is on having solid varsity film to get on coaches' radars and avoid starting too late.
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When is the best time to get.
Started with the recruiting?
You don't want to be crazy and get started super early, like when your.
Son'S 5 years old.
But you also don't want to get started super late and realize that you just missed out on a bunch of time they should have been.
Spending on recruiting.
Before we dive into that, if you don't know who I am, I'm Trent Lower, I'm a former college quarterback. So be sure to follow for more content like this. So the ideal time you should be starting your recruiting is probably going.
Into your sophomore year.
It does depend on what film you get. When you get film when you're on varsity. But you general guidelines is like when you finally get solid varsity film is.
When you should start recruiting.
So if your son.
Goes as a.
Freshman balls out, that's immediately when you start focusing on recruiting because he has a huge advantage. He has good varsity film, which is hard to come by. And most freshmen don't have good varsity film. So you start showing that the college coaches, they immediately recognize that and realize.
That your kid's.
Different and that can start getting him on radars early. You have a jump start on it and you can start going through that process much earlier. So that way, once you're a junior senior, it's.