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11 months

@TalkinBaseball_ @JeffPassan Played 7 years of pro baseball. Those two seconds are critical. Already very challenging for pitchers to handle the pitch clock with runners. Pitch clock has been amazing for baseball, but have mixed feelings about this change. Clock is great until it ruins big moments.

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Hang around 5 lazy teammates, you'll be the 6th. Hang around 5 committed teammates, you'll be the 6th. Show me your friends. I'll show you your future. Choose your circle of influence wisely.

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11 months

@Jolly_Olive @TalkinBaseball_ Played against Luis throughout the minors for a while. Easily the most annoying player to call pitches for. I'm a catcher. Just an incredibly annoying hitter (which means he's really good).

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11 months

@MLBONFOX Played 7 years of pro baseball. Those two seconds are critical. Already very challenging for pitchers to handle the pitch clock with runners. Pitch clock has been amazing for baseball, but have mixed feelings about this change. Clock is great until it ruins big moments.

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5 months

X is better for college recruiting than: - Instagram - TikTok - NCSA - SportsRecruit - FieldLevel Just gotta use it right.

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6 months

I promise that finding a "good fit" school is more important than going D1. There's no sense in bragging about going to a D1 school if you wake up every morning unhappy to be there. Trust me, I've experienced it. Pick the school that's best for you. Not the highest rated.

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5 months

Went from 40k-50k followers on IG in less than two weeks. X has been slow. But we'll keep pushing. D1 Scholarship is starting to enter some big boy conversations. Getting put in the same breath as the biggest players in the space. Recruiting is ripe for disruption.

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5 months

College sports are worth it. Literally some of the best moments I've had in life. Keep pushing. I promise the pain is worth it.

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4 months

We're growing quickly. Not on Twitter lol But as a company and on other platforms. Word is getting out. Turns out, when you get great results for people, they tell their friends. Best form of validation. Excited for the future.

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@d1scholarship

16 days

What they see: - Scholarship offer What they don't see: - Hundreds of emails - Weekly social media posts - Dozens of recruiting videos - Consistent follow ups - Strategically choosing showcases - Long nights - Early mornings - Lessons - Doubt - Fatigue

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5 months

80/20 of college recruiting: - Make videos - Email videos to coaches - Post videos to Twitter - Strategically choose camps - Convert interest to offers It's simple, but it's hard.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

Your recruiting process is not about you. It's about college coaches. Focus on how you can help THEM. The more you help them, the more you help yourself.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

5 months

Follow up with college coaches or kiss that interest goodbye.

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@d1scholarship

9 months

I wish more people understood how difficult it is to get even one scholarship offer. You may be disappointed when an NAIA schools gives you an offer. But do you know how many families would LOVE to have an offer like that? Perspective is key.

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@d1scholarship

2 months

After every recruiting event, make videos. After every recruiting event, follow up with college coaches. After every recruiting event, ask "what could I have done better?" After every recruiting event, rest & recharge. After every recruiting event, plan your next steps.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

13 days

How to follow up with coaches without being annoying: 1. Short messages 2. Include video 3. Ask NOTHING of them 4. Contact them between 9am and 5pm 5. Sweet spot between too much and too little That's it.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

7 months

Signs a coach isn't interested: - Generic camp invites - No response - Brochures Signs a coach is interested: - Asks for transcripts / test scores - Asks for season schedule - Wants more video - Proposes phone call - Begins texting with you - Invites on a visit

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5 months

3 reasons a college coach DOESN'T recruit a player: 1. Lack of talent 2. Poor grades 3. Don't need position & grad class These are the very basics. If these are in place, strategy is the separator.

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@d1scholarship

4 months

The ultimate goal of going through the recruiting process is to find a school that's a great fit for you. It's not: - To generate a ton of interest to feel "wanted" - It's not to pick the best athletic school to brag to friends Best fit school. That's what you're after.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

24 days

PARENTS: your #1 job in college recruiting is to weather the inevitable emotional storms throughout the process. Panic, frustration, and confusion will only make it worse. I know it's hard. But remove the emotion, and focus on action.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

If you're a late bloomer, you actually have an advantage. Lots of other kids rely on their size (not their skill) to win. This is an advantage now, but will hurt them in the long run since their skill level will be low. As an LB, build your skill level now. Advantage.

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@d1scholarship

7 months

Controversial recruiting takes: - Showcases are for evaluation, not exposure - 3 minute highlight videos are overrated - Follow ups make coaches' lives easier when done right - You should explore all divisions - No stats in emails Have a lot of data behind these.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

4 months

Coaches care about your speed, strength, and size. It's the easiest way to separate yourself. The eye test is real. Get bigger, faster, and stronger. It'll never hurt you.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

11 months

Our job is to get you as much interest from college coaches as possible, and make the recruiting process less confusing, frustrating, and overwhelming. Here are some testimonials from parents & players we've helped 👇 (If you want to work with us, send us a DM)

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@d1scholarship

8 days

GRADES MATTER. Can't tell you how many times a player has received interest from a coach, everyone is excited, but they can't get the player into the school. Because of grades. This is heart-breaking. You want to avoid this. Do your homework. Study for tests.

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@d1scholarship

6 months

I've been in your shoes. - Went to a million showcases & camps - Didn't get email responses - Couldn't get offers - Struggled to get noticed But I figured it out. - More responses than I could handle - Dozens of offers - Committed to Mississippi State You can, too.

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@d1scholarship

1 month

Don't compare yourself to other athletes in recruiting. It's YOU vs. you. Be the first to show up. The last to leave. Make every rep count. Have good nutrition. Recover well. Upgrade your habits. Upgrade your future.

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@d1scholarship

3 months

I get why recruiting "advisors" charge $10k (if they earn you a scholarship worth $50k, it's worth it)... But it's not necessary. You can get good quality recruiting help for significantly less and still achieve the same (or better) outcome.

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@d1scholarship

1 month

Going to less showcases & camps in the new badge of honor. It's no longer cool to say you traveled all over the country every single weekend for 4 years. What's cool is getting interest & offers from your living room couch. Now you're in the cool crowd.

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@d1scholarship

7 months

Don't let anyone label you. "You're a D3 player." Idk, maybe you are. But also, maybe you're a D1 player. I had my scholarship pulled and was 4th on the depth chart in college. 2 years later, I got drafted to play professionally. Think my college coaches expected that?

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1 month

Don't narrow your school list. Reach out to D1s. Reach out to D2s. Reach out to D3s. Reach out to NAIA schools. Reach out to JCs. Contact hundreds of schools. Generate lots of interest. Filter down from that interest. This is the way.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

5 months

"Here's my 7 minute highlight video." Coaches aren't going to watch 7 minutes of a player they've never seen or heard of before. Hook them with short video. Nurture them with longer video. Be intentional with video.

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4 months

Today is a great day to get a scholarship.

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7 months

Transfer portal is making it harder for high school athletes. You need 4x as much evidence as you previously did if you're a high school athlete. Take this seriously. Don't bring a knife to a gun fight.

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@d1scholarship

6 months

The recruiting process is like fishing. You cast lines, and see who bites. Here are the pond choices: - Email - Twitter - Instagram - TikTok - Showcases & Tournaments - Recruiting Software Sites There more fish in some ponds than others. Choose wisely.

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@d1scholarship

3 months

How to get a scholarship with 15 minutes per day: 1. Send 2 emails 2. Follow up with 2 coaches 3. Post 1x on social media Then make videos on the weekends. After 6 months, you will have: - Sent 360 emails - Followed up with 360 coaches - Made 180 posts on social Win.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

3 months

9/10 times...you shouldn't contact the head coach. Probably won't come into the process until much later. Like when they're ready to give you an offer. Focus on the assistants early on.

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@d1scholarship

2 months

Want scholarship offers in the next 12 months? Here's your plan: - 40 short clips on a YouTube channel - 1 post/week to social media - DM 50 coaches on social media - Email 100 coaches - Follow up with interested schools - Camps for interested schools If talented, this'll work.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

D1 sports are hard. There's a lot of sacrifice required. They're not for everyone. Lots of athletes would have a much better time in college if they played at a D2, D3, or NAIA school. But it's hard to convince at 16 year old of this.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

Traits of clients who have the most interest: - Good player - Reasonable expectations - Really good video - Send high volume with email - Follow up with coaches It's really that simple. Throw in X and you're in great shape.

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@d1scholarship

7 months

It's a great day to get a scholarship.

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@d1scholarship

8 months

You'll get the best results if you tag one coach at a time on Twitter/X video posts. Yes, it requires posting more of them. But it will also get you better results. No one wants to be 1/17 coaches tagged.

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5 months

Just had a client get more than 20 responses from coaches. Love to see it. D1 Scholarship keeps rolling 🚀

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2 months

I think it's entirely possible that your kid is motivated to play at the next level, but not motivated to send emails, make videos, etc. There's a TON on these kids' plates. Between school, practices, games, lessons, workouts, chores, homework, tests, and fun...it's a lot.

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5 months

JV video is okay for freshman year. But after that, understand this... Coaches will ask: "Why are you not on varsity?" You need to have a good answer. Otherwise, they're gonna assume it's a lack of talent.

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1 month

People still haven't realized that you can get more exposure from college coaches by sending a bunch of emails in a weekend than from traveling to that showcase across the country for a school you've never talked to before.

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@d1scholarship

4 months

I've done the "fancy uniforms" and "nice facilities" thing. I promise you...it's not that important. The most important thing is culture. Does the team have a culture that you want to be a part of ? One that's going to make you a better person & player.

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@d1scholarship

11 months

@TalkinBaseball_ Latin guys always loved playing winter ball. American guys hated it. No surprise that Latin dudes would walk in the door on day 1 of Spring Training absolutely yoked, fresh, and ready for live ABs. American dudes were on the treadmill, reminding themselves what sweating feels

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11 months

The Secret of How to Get Scholarships (you can generate as much interest from college coaches as you want) Just like a car has tires, seats, windows... We'll break the “scholarship secret” into parts. Part 1: Be the “Warren Buffet” of recruiting Warren Buffet is filthy rich.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

3 months

The ultimate goal in college recruiting: Best fit. Find & choose the school that is the best fit for you. Not the one that you get to brag about to your friends.

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@d1scholarship

3 months

Get good grades. They matter. I promise.

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@d1scholarship

7 months

Don't take any interest or offers that you have for granted. Those things don't grow on trees. Even if you're not totally psyched about the opportunity, be grateful for it or you won't get another one. Respect the game. Respect the grind.

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@d1scholarship

1 month

The best talent evidence - video The best mass exposure tool - email The best nurture tool - social media The best kept secret - follow ups The best relationship builder - phone calls The best trait - talent The best performance enhancer - weightlifting The best recovery - sleep

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

4 months

Why you should contact schools BELOW your skill level: 1. Generate momentum 2. Leverage opportunities against other schools 3. Safety net 4. More playing time 5. More scholarship $$ Don't let your ego get in the way of an awesome opportunity.

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@d1scholarship

3 months

Reach out to schools below your skill level. - Safety net - More opportunity to play early - More $$ - Can transfer later - School/Grades re-do - More leverage Don't ignore this.

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@d1scholarship

3 months

College recruiting doesn't always make sense. - Coaches choose players that YOU wouldn't choose - Teams recruit positions it looks like they already have - Teams your kid is capable of playing at don't respond Endless cases. Stop trying to make sense of chaos.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

Get more video. It'll make everything else in the process easier.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

Parent: "I don't understand what we're doing wrong." Me: "How many emails have you sent?" Parent: "20." Me: "Okay. How active are you on Twitter?" Parent: "We don't use Twitter." Me: "How will coaches find you?" Parent: "My kid's a good player." Me: 🤔

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@d1scholarship

7 months

It's a great day to get a scholarship.

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@d1scholarship

2 months

D3, NAIA, and JC are not "easy" anymore. They're highly competitive since the transfer portal is creating a trickle-down effect from D1. Tons of parents who think their kid is a shoe-in at these levels, when in reality, they'll have to fight, scratch, and claw their way there.

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5 months

Parent: "My kid is only interested in high academic schools." Me: "What's their GPA?" Parent: "3.5" Me: "When you say high academic, what do you mean?" Parent: "Like the Ivies" Me: 🤔 Not gonna fly. Have to be realistic.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

3 months

You will get more responses to your follow up emails than to the initial email. Send follow ups.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

6 months

Emailing college coaches is saturated. Coaches get thousands of emails. This doesn't mean emailing coaches doesn't work. It does. But it also means you can't just whip off 20 sub-par emails and think it's gonna work. There has to be intention & strategy behind them.

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@d1scholarship

10 days

95% of scholarships come from 3 things: 1. Making recruiting videos 2. Contacting 100s of schools 3. Following up with schools There are others. But if you do these 3, you're in a good spot. Of course, you have to do them well. But that goes without saying.

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@d1scholarship

1 month

Even if you're tired, send an email. Even if you're unmotivated, make a video. Even if you're busy, send a follow up. Even if you're in a bad mood, post to social media. Don't do what you FEEL like doing, do what's NECESSARY to succeed. Small changes have big impacts.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

You don't need fancy equipment for video. Use your iPhone. It doesn't need to be Hollywood quality. Just need to see the play clearly.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

3 months

There are 4 types of evidence that your kid is good: 1) Video 2) Stats 3) In-person evaluation 4) Coach recommendations / referrals The more you have of each of these, the easier it'll be to get interest.

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4 months

The volume of work required is significantly higher than you think it is. There is an incredibly low percentage of athletes who can send less than 50 emails to coaches and get a solid amount of interest. Almost unheard of at this point. Have to send / do more.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

5 months

Reasons college coaches "ghost" you: - They found someone else - They never heard back from you - They heard something bad about you - It was too hard to communicate with you - You don't have enough video There are more, but this is a good start.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

Today is a great day to get a scholarship.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

Golden rule of college recruiting: The easier you make it for a coach to recruit you, the more likely they are to.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

Today is a great day to get a scholarship.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

If you're putting in the work & still not seeing results, that's where the fun starts. Then we can start brainstorming: - What's not working - What can you do better - How can we reach coaches another way But if you haven't done the work... The solution is to do the work.

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@d1scholarship

11 days

Overlooked in college recruiting? It's probably simple... Not enough coaches know you exist. That's it. More exposure. Like, WAY more exposure.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

How many emails should you send? As many as you can. Seriously. Volume is the single biggest determinant of how many responses you will get from college coaches.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

6 months

⭐️ Indiana gave me a 40% scholarship without seeing me in-person. ⭐️ Mississippi State watched 2 hours of my film before recruiting me. ⭐️ Oklahoma flew across the country to watch 1 game. The reason all of this happened? I had a ridiculous amount of video. Get more video.

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@d1scholarship

3 months

Follow up with schools that don't respond. It's likely that the majority of interest that you get from an email campaign will come from your follow up emails. Not the first email.

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@d1scholarship

2 months

Everyone wants an athletic scholarship. Few know how to get them. There are 6 things you MUST do if your kid wants to earn a scholarship and play at the next level:

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3 months

If you wait for coaches to find and reach out to you... You might wait forever.

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5 months

College recruiting is hard. Don't let anyone tell you differently. Even when you see us post insane results for clients, understand that we worked incredibly hard for those results. And, not every client gets ridiculous results. The game is hard. Keep grinding.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

Every family's recruiting situation is unique. My advice to one family might not work for another. So take everything I put out there with a grain of salt.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

The worst thing you can do in recruiting is nothing. Don't sit back and wait. Scholarships will not fall in your lap. With: - Transfer portal - NIL - Scholarship money - More people, less scholarships It's more competitive than ever.

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@d1scholarship

2 months

It's a great day to get a scholarship.

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5 months

Parents will literally: • Fly across the country • Book a hotel room • Get a rental car Just to "gamble" at a showcase. There are very few times where it makes sense to go to a showcase where you're not already in contact with coaches in attendance beforehand.

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@d1scholarship

3 months

How to get an athletic scholarship (for dummies): - Make recruiting videos of your kid crushing it - Send those videos to coaches in an email - Follow up with coaches who don't respond - Go to recruiting events for schools who do - Acquire as much interest as possible Win.

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@d1scholarship

4 months

There's a direct 1:1 correlation between the athletes who have a ton of interest & offers from college coaches and the amount of effort they put into marketing themselves. "I'm not getting noticed." Yeah, because you sent 20 emails and posted on social media once.

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@d1scholarship

12 days

What to expect on a recruiting phone call: 1. Coach will introduce himself 2. He'll ask how things are going 3. Might ask you some questions about yourself 4. Will give you the "pitch" on his school 5. Will ask if you have any questions 6. Next steps Prepare.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

There are 4 ways to get on a college coach's radar: 1. Showcases & Camps 2. Coach Referrals 3. Email 4. Twitter That's basically it. Master 4 things and you'll win a $50,000 prize.

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@d1scholarship

1 month

Get to the point where a non-response or rejection from a college coach doesn't bother you at all. The recruiting process isn't personal. It's a numbers game. Throw more irons in the fire.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

The good news about email & twitter is that you don't have to go to a "nationally recognized" high school to get exposure. We've helped kids from rural towns & small private Christian schools get interest & offers. Email knows no bounds. Use it.

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@d1scholarship

7 months

You need 2 things to get a scholarship: - Talent - Marketing These things are inversely proportional. Meaning, the more talent you have, the less marketing you need to do. If you're in the top 10% of athletes, you probably don't need much. IF you're in the other 90%, you do.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

3 months

Idk who needs to hear this, but college coaches don't want to watch your 3-minute highlight video.

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@d1scholarship

18 days

If you have interest at any level, consider yourself blessed. You know how hard it is to generate interest & offers? Lots of families would take what YOU have in a heartbeat.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

5 months

If your kid is big, show it & say it everywhere. If your kid is on the smaller side, you need 4x as much video (proof) that your kid can ball out. Basically that their skill compensates for their lack of size.

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@d1scholarship

5 months

College recruiting is all about building relationships with college coaches. The better you're able to do that, the more offers & opportunities that you'll have.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

10 months

Parents underestimate the amount of video required. If you want a TON of interest... You need a LOT of video. • Showcase every skill • Show multiple angles • Large quantity of videos per skill • Make the videos easy to navigate Video is evidence that you're a good player.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

3 months

College coaches can't give you a scholarship offer if they don't know that you exist.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

5 months

College recruiting success is not about "what" you do. It's about "how" you do it. - Everyone sends emails - Everyone posts on X - Everyone makes videos "How" you do those things is what separates you.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

2 months

Do the opposite of what most people in recruiting recommend. Narrow your school list: Contact 100+ schools. 3-minute highlight video: Short clips. Attend more camps: Attend less camps. Rely on your coach: Take matters into your own hands. You're already in a better spot.

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D1 Scholarship

@d1scholarship

10 months

Athletes with less talent than you are getting more interest than you have right now. It's not a matter of talent. It's a matter of marketing. They're doing something you're not.

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