Short video by Trent (former college quarterback) explaining why obtaining the first college football scholarship offer is the hardest and why subsequent offers become easier. He contrasts an athlete with no offers (only film, grades, stats, high school) to athletes who already hold offers, and advertises a free spreadsheet of 6,000+ college coaches' emails available via his bio.
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If you don't know by now, the first scholarship is the hardest and after that it gets much easier. So I'm going to break down why that happens and why it gets so much easier after that. If you don't know who I am, I'm Trent, where I'm a former college quarterback. So be sure to follow for more content like this. And also if you want a free spreadsheet with 6,000 plus college coaches emails, it saves you hundreds of hours of your time. You can grab it in the link in my bio for free. So first, let's talk about why the first scholarship is the hardest. It's because you have no proof compared to the guy who has a scholarship offer or multiple scholarship offers. He has proof that other schools have already invested into him though. I mean, he hasn't signed a piece of paper or anything, but at least shows that, hey, these schools are ready to take me onto their team. They're ready to invest scholarship money into me. Compared to you, all you have is the high school that you went to, your film, your grades, maybe some awards, stats, etc. But nothing really tangible like an actual scholarship offer from school. And so it feels scary for a school to be that first school that actually offers you because this is the.