Trent Lord, a former college quarterback, says asking prepared, confident questions when talking to coaches is what gets you noticed for scholarships. One conversation won't land an offer, but asking smart questions beats staying silent. He offers a free spreadsheet of 6,000+ coach emails.
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This one thing is the key to having a great conversation with a college coach and get more interest and more scholarship offers. If you're new here and don't know who I am, I'm Trent Lord. I'm a former college quarterback. So be sure to follow for more content like this. And also if you want a free spreadsheet of 6,000 plus college coaches emails, then all you have to do is go to the link in my bio and you can get it for free. So the key is you want to ask great questions. Because if you really think about a conversation in general, you're not going to just have statements thrown around. You need questions to move the conversation to where you want to go. If you think about a recruiting conversation with a coach, your whole goal of the conversation is to ultimately get more interest and get closer to a scholarship offer. You're not going to get to a scholarship offer in one conversation unless there's already just an immense amount of proof and value. So by asking questions that you have prepared ahead of time confidently, you can move that conversation in a way that will help your recruiting a lot. And if you ask no questions, that's also going to hurt your recruiting. Looks like you don't care to a coach, so you need to ask really great questions. And honestly, any question is better than no questions. So if you're really.