Trenton Luera breaks down a 10-point Twitter/X profile checklist for football recruits. About 90% of recruiting happens on the platform. Pin your film, list your GPA and height, tag your state, and he'll send you a spreadsheet of 6,000+ college coaches' emails.
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Are the 10 things that you need to include in your Twitter profile to get recruited and get college football scholarships. Twitter or x is where 90% of recruiting happens, so college coaches are on there daily looking for players. So if your Twitter profile is not set up correctly, then you're going to get passed by first. If you want a free spreadsheet with 6,000 plus college coaches emails, all you have to do is DM me the word Twitter on Instagram and I'll send to you for free. The first thing you need is your gpa. Coaches need to make sure that your academics are even in check in the first place, so this is an easy box to check, especially if a killer GPA like 3.5 or above. Next is your film. Now this shouldn't be in your bio, but it should be in your pinned tweet and in your link. That way coaches can easily access your highlights, check you out, evaluate you, and see if you are even a good enough player for their program in the first place. The third thing is your state. Coaches often recruit based on where you're located in the United States. Some schools, especially smaller schools, don't even recruit outside of a certain region. So if you're including your state, this gives them that information ahead of time. The fourth thing is your height. Measurables are a big thing, and by measurables I mean things that you can actually measure.