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RECRUITING TIPS

General guidance only — not legal or eligibility advice. Rules change; always check the official NCAA resources and talk to your high school coach.

How to email a college coach

Email the position coach and the recruiting coordinator — not just the head coach.
Keep it short: who you are, your measurables, your film link, your grades, and your coach's contact.
Use a professional email address, a clear subject line, and personalize it to that school.
Follow up after new film, a camp, or every few weeks — politely.

Members get fill-in-the-blank email and DM templates.

What to put in a highlight reel

Your best 5–8 plays first — coaches may only watch 30 seconds.
3–5 minutes max. Mark yourself with an arrow or spot shadow before each play.
Show the skills your position needs (e.g., OL: drive + pass pro; DB: coverage + tackling).
Open with a title card: name, grad year, position, school, height/weight, GPA, contact.
Use real game film; add a full-game link when coaches ask.

Build your recruiting profile

One clean page or profile: photo, grad year, position, school, measurables, GPA/test scores, film links, coach references.
Keep measurables honest and dated (verified at a camp if possible).
Fill out each school's recruiting questionnaire — it puts you in their system.
Register with the NCAA Eligibility Center if you're aiming for Division I or II.

Use social media professionally

Coaches look. Your profile is your résumé — nothing you wouldn't show your grandma.
Bio: grad year, position, school, height/weight, GPA, film link.
Pin your best highlight. Post workouts, film, academics, and team wins.
Tag schools respectfully; never argue, trash-talk, or post private info.

NCAA contact rules — the basics

You can email and message coaches any time; rules mostly limit when coaches can contact you.
Dates depend on division and change often (recruiting calendars, dead/quiet periods, official visits).
Junior colleges and NAIA have different rules from NCAA DI/DII/DIII.
Official sources: NCAA Recruiting · NCAA Eligibility Center · PlayNAIA · NJCAA

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Adrian

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Akron

Alabama

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Alabama State

Albany

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Albion

Albright

Alcorn State

Alfred

Alfred State

Allegheny

Allen

Alma

Alvernia

American International

Amherst

Anderson (IN)

Anderson (SC)

Angelo State

App State

Arizona

Arizona State

Arkansas

Arkansas State

Arkansas Tech

Arkansas-Monticello

Arkansas-Pine Bluff

Army

Ashland

Assumption

Auburn

Augsburg

Augustana (IL)

Augustana (SD)

Aurora

Austin

Austin Peay

Averett

Azusa Pacific

BYU

Baldwin Wallace

Ball State

Barton

Bates

Baylor

Belhaven

Beloit

Bemidji State

Benedict

Benedictine (IL)

Bentley

Berry

Bethany (WV)

Bethel (MN)

Bethune-Cookman

Black Hills State

Bloomsburg

Bluefield State

Bluffton

Boise State

Boston College

Bowdoin

Bowie State

Bowling Green

Brevard

Bridgewater (VA)

Bridgewater State

Brown

Bryant

Bucknell

Buena Vista

Buffalo

Buffalo State

Butler