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10/19/2026

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Three things to do as a freshman if you want a scholarship

Most athletes wait until junior or senior year, and by then it is too late 👇

Set up your profiles: Your bio needs your grad year, high school, position, and GPA

Follow coaches at your top programs: Their camps start showing up on your feed, which is more chances to be evaluated

Post three times a week: Highlights, workouts, and academic updates, so coaches watch you develop through high school

Start as a freshman and you are three years ahead of everyone in your class 🎯

10/19/2026

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Four fast ways to get ghosted by a college coach

None of these have anything to do with how talented you are 👇

Evaluating yourself: Every athlete on their list says they are talented and a leader, so coaches stopped trusting it

Sending a long highlight: Coaches do not have time for a movie, so cut it to two minutes

Emailing after 5pm: Coaches are not checking at night, so you are buried under 40 other athletes by morning

Making every conversation about sports: Ask about the culture and the academics, because that is what builds a relationship

Cut all four and coaches stop ignoring you 🎯

10/17/2026

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Five questions college coaches wish more athletes would ask

Coaches sit through the same conversation all season, so be the recruit who asks something real 👇

What does development look like for a player at my position in year one: Coaches want recruits thinking past signing day

What are you expecting out of your incoming class at my position: Tells you whether they need you right away or you are sitting the bench

What does a normal day look like for your players in season: Almost no recruit asks, and the answer tells you if you actually want to be there

How do you communicate with players when things are not going well: Every coach is great when you are playing well, so ask about the other part

What is the biggest reason a recruit does not work out in your program: This is the one that tells you if you are a fit

Ask these and the coach remembers you after you leave 🎯

10/16/2026

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What to do if you are a senior with zero offers

Waiting for coaches to find you is how seniors run out of time 👇

Build your list: Use Claude to pull 100 schools near you and drop them into a Google Sheet

Email every coach on it: One template, sent to all of them, so you are in front of a hundred programs instead of a handful

Follow up and ask for a visit: Tell them you are still very interested and ask what dates they have for you to see campus

A visit on your calendar is a different conversation than an email in their inbox 🎯

10/15/2026

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How to write an email college coaches cannot ignore

If coaches keep ignoring you, it is not your talent, it is your email 👇

Open with who you are: Your height, position, GPA, school, and why you are interested in their program academically and athletically

Attach your highlight with a description: Tell them how long the film is before they click, so they can evaluate you right there

Close with an easy ask: Would you be open to a quick 15 minute conversation about my potential fit for your program?

Stop sounding like every other athlete and coaches start responding 🎯

10/15/2026

Comment “EMAIL” and I’ll send you the full step by step guide on how to email college coaches 📲

Three rules for every email you send a college coach

Coaches get hundreds of these a week and most of them read exactly the same 👇

Never self evaluate: Every other email talks about skills, stats, and being a leader. Tell the coach who you are, where you are from, and why you are reaching out

Add a time based description above your link: Coaches hate clicking a random link, so tell them what they are about to watch and how long it is

Do not over personalize: If each email takes an hour, you will never reach enough coaches. Use the coach’s last name and mention their school, then send it

Three rules and your email stops looking like the other 200 in their inbox 🎯

10/14/2026

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The four subject lines that get 72% of my emails opened by college coaches

Coaches scan their inbox for the position and class they need, so give it to them before they open anything 👇

Name, position, grad year: The basics, front loaded so a coach sees them in the preview

Height, position, grad year: Especially effective if you are a taller athlete

Height, weight, position, interested in ABC University: Naming their program tells the coach this was not a mass email

Quick question: Save this for follow ups. A coach who does not recognize your name opens it out of curiosity

Rotate all four and coaches start opening everything you send 🎯

10/12/2026

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Never ask a college coach where you are on their recruiting board

Coaches have heard that one a million times, and the answer you get is usually no answer at all 👇

Ask for a number: On a scale of 1 to 10, how confident are you that I would be a good fit for your program?

Then ask what moves the number: What changes do I need to make to go from a six to a ten?

Then ask how to keep them posted: What is the best way to keep you updated on my progress moving forward?

You walk away with a number, a gap, and a plan to close it 🎯

10/11/2026

Comment “SOCIAL” and I’ll send you the full guide on how to get recruited using social media 📲

Post it or delete it, college coach edition

Coaches are on your profile before they ever call you, so here is what stays and what goes 👇

Political reposts: Delete. Coaches care about your athletic ability, not your politics

Partying with your friends: Delete. Coaches do not need to know everything you are doing, they need to know you are reliable

Criminal activity: Delete. This should not need saying, but it will turn every coach away

Your hobbies: Post. Coaches recruit people, not just athletes, and showing you are a real person off the field helps

Academic updates: Post. You do not need a 4.0, coaches just need to know you are passing your classes

Highlight videos: Post, every time. Coaches cannot recruit what they have not seen

Every post is either helping you get recruited or costing you 🎯

10/09/2026

Comment “TEMPLATE” and I’ll send you the exact email to send college coaches 📲

A coach who led four D1 programs and won four championships will not open an email that starts with “Dear Coach”

Most athletes think a generic email is enough to get a response. It is the fastest way for a coach to decide you sound like everyone else and mark your name off the list.

If you want college coaches to actually open your emails, start real conversations in the recruiting process, and put yourself in front of college programs, this video shows the exact email to send instead.

The coaches evaluating you read hundreds of these a week, and the only ones they answer are the ones written for them.

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