Short YouTube advice video by Trenton Luera (uploaded May 7, 2024) explaining how to get college football scholarship offers by making a concise, well-ordered highlight video and then contacting college coaches. Key guidance: use Huddle or similar to compile highlights; include only your best plays (even if only 30–60 seconds total); order plays from best to worst; avoid effects (slow motion, circles); ensure top plays appear in the first 30–60 seconds because coaches often only watch that long; finally, send the video to coaches to be evaluated.
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So what is the best way to get a scholarship offer? I'm going to share with you the exact process I used to get multiple scholarship offers even though I had barely any film. So if you like this video, then be sure to follow for more. So the first thing is you're going to want to put together video for college calories. Now the good thing is Huddle has it all in there. You can put together your highlight video pretty easily. The key points you want to remember to make your highlight video D1 is that it is a highlight video. You want to show your best play even if you don't have a lot of plays. Make sure it's just your best plays. Even if it's only a 30 seconds a minute long. That's better than having a 2 minute or 4 minute average highlight. You're also going to make sure you order it from your best play to your worst best play. And then make sure you don't have any weird effects like slow mo or anything like that and you're circling yourself before the snap. If you do those things right, your highlight video will stand out from everybody else's. And remember that college coaches only watch really the first 30 seconds to a minute long. So you're going to want to make sure you impress right from the start. Now you have a video ready to go. What you're going to want to do next is start reaching out to college coaches with that video so that way they can watch it and evaluate so.