Trenton Luera, a former college quarterback, says recruiting feels chaotic because most families have no real game plan. He warns against trusting friends or generic services like NCSA, pointing to the fierce competition for Power 5 scholarships as the reason you need a concrete strategy.
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If you're a parent or recruit going through the recruiting process and you feel like this is a mess, we don't even know what we're doing. Nobody's really helping us. We have no offers, barely, or no interest. This is the number one reason why that's happening. If you don't know who I am, I'm Trent Leware. I'm a former college quarterback. I went through the recruiting process myself, and now I help families go through their career process with ease and sign to schools that they actually want to go to. So if you like content like this, be sure to follow for more. But the whole issue why your recruiting process feels like a mess is because you have no game plan. Most of the time when I talk to families, they're like, oh, well, you know, hey, like, we have a friend, a family friend who went through the process and they did it with swimming. And so we're kind of taking some of their advice. Or they have like a couple teammates or they're listening to somebody like NCSA or something like that, which is fine. It's not bad. But ultimately, we're talking about football recruiting. Like, this is the top of the top of the top of recruiting. It doesn't get any more competitive than this because we're talking about hundreds of thousands of dollars in the space as far as scholarships go, especially when you talk about Power 5 programs.