A short YouTube video by Trenton Luera offering five suggested questions high-school football recruits should ask college coaches during recruiting phone calls. The video emphasizes that many recruits ask no questions, which looks unprepared, and presents Question 1 (favorite thing about the school) and Question 2 (what offense/defense they run); Question 3 begins but is truncated in this chunk.
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These are the five questions that you need to be asking college coaches on a recruiting phone call. Because here's the thing, most recruits ask no questions and it makes you look absolutely unprepared, doesn't add anything to your recruiting process. And think if you were a coach and a recruit said, ah, no, I don't have any questions, sounds like they don't care at all. And why would you want to recruit them any further? So instead, when you get asked if you have any questions, here are five questions that you can use whenever you need them. That way you can stand out and get more college football scholarships. Before I drop this sauce, if you want daily recruiting content like this, be sure to drop a Follow what is your favorite thing about your school? Because here's the thing, everybody likes to talk about themselves. Now you're giving the coach an opportunity. Opportunity not only to sell you further on the school, but they also get a chance to talk about themselves. What they like about it, what's going on in their life that really brought them to there. It's a great opportunity to get to know more about the school and the coach. Question number two is what kind of offense or defense do you run? And even better, if you already know what kind of offense or defense they run going into the phone call, that's the best. And then you can ask specific questions about that offense or defense. That way you show your knowledge of the game and you're getting them to open up about stuff that they really want to talk about. Question number three is a great phone.