Trenton Luera shares three reasons to attend college football recruiting camps to earn scholarships. Show coaches in person that you're worth recruiting, get face-to-face contact to exchange cards and build relationships, and he offers a free spreadsheet of 6,000+ college coaches' emails.
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Here are the three reasons why you should be going to college football recruiting camps to increase your chances of getting a college football scholarship. Before we go into those three reasons, if you want a free spreadsheet with 6,000 plus college coaches emails, all you have to do is DM me the word camps on Instagram. I'll send it to you for free. Number one is you get to prove to coaches in person that you are worth recruiting. Recruiting is all about proof. And when I say proof, I mean that you're proving to them that you're a valuable player and possible member of their team. You prove yourself by showcasing things in like your highlights and camps, stats that prove that you are dominating the competition that you're at and that you will be a good player when you get to the collegiate level. That's why things like stars and rankings are important because they prove to college coaches that somebody else has said hey, this kid is this level. The second reason is you get to get face to face contact with college coaches. The biggest part of the camp is after the camp you get to shake hands and you get to talk to a bunch of coaches, get business cards, kind of get to get next steps and what the recruiting processes might look like. And by doing this, you're starting to build relationships with these coaches and shoot, if you did well at the camp, you might even get an.