Short YouTube video by former college quarterback Trenton Luera giving step-by-step advice for players who have not yet signed with a Division I school. The speaker explains realistic options (walk-on routes, timelines) and frames the rest of the video as actionable steps to still earn a D1 scholarship despite lacking prior junior/senior-year recruitment interest.
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You still haven't signed to school and you want to play D1, this is exactly how to do it. I'm going to show you step by step what you need to do to be able to still go D1 even if you still haven't signed to school yet or even if you didn't get any D1 interest throughout your senior or junior year. First, if you don't know who I am, I'm Trent Lora. I'm a former college quarterback and I help recruits just like you get college football scholarships. So be sure to drop me a follow because I drop tips like this daily. Now, to be honest with you, most D1s are wrapped up with their recruiting classes. They definitely don't have any more scholarships to give out. They're. There may be some walk on opportunities. So if that's something that you're considering, you definitely have a lot of time to get that as a possibility. Even if you can just get your name known before you happen to like try out for the team, that's something that you could consider. My only thing is that it's a big risk because generally you have to enroll in the school beforehand. So you're basically locked in. And if you don't get on the team, then you just screwed yourself out of a full year of eligibility. But you can definitely try that walk on route if you want. Again, you have a lot of time. It's February right now. You essentially have till like June, July, you could even say like early.