Use these questions to get yourself more scholarship offers

Going on a visit to college football program. Here are my three favorite questions to ask college coaches. First, if you want a free spreadsheet with 6,000 college coaches emails, then DM me the word visit. I'll send it to you for free. The issue is most recruits ask no questions and this is the worst thing that you could do. Honestly, it might get you crossed off some lists because it shows that you don't care and that you didn't prepare at all. So what should you do instead? You should prepare ahead of time. Questions and here are three of my favorite questions to ask now. These are questions for when a school actually shows you some interest. So don't ask these questions right out of the gate. Number one is do you see me as a scholarship player? This gets you closer to the truth if you even get an offer. So if they say no, you know, hey, this doesn't make sense to keep pursuing this. Number two is how many players are you recruiting by position? If they're recruiting a bunch of players, then it might not make sense to go to school. You're going to have a ton of competition, might not even see the field. If they say only you, you know they care about you a lot. Number three, what are the next steps in the recruiting process? You need to make sure you have a clear timeline on what's going on. This question will give it to you. This is how I converted interest into offers and you can use it to follow for more recruiting tips like this.