College Football Recruiting
Ability isn't the problem. Visibility is.
Every year, players good enough to compete in college never receive a single offer — because no coach ever knew their name. My job is to make sure that doesn't happen to your son.
Free 20-minute call. No obligation, no pressure.
Illustration of the outreach network built around every athlete.
The reality
Talent gets noticed. Strategy gets offers.
College coaches have limited time and thousands of names. They recruit the players in front of them — the ones with clean film, accurate information, and someone advocating on their behalf.
Most families figure this out too late. They wait for letters that never arrive, post highlights nobody watches, and reach senior year without a plan. It isn't a lack of effort or ability. Nobody ever showed them how the process actually works.
6%
of high school football players go on to play at any college level.
3%
of families ever speak directly with a college coach during recruiting.
0
college coaches will find your son if nobody puts him in front of them.
What I do
Four things that decide whether a player gets recruited.
Recruiting strategy
An honest evaluation of where your son realistically fits, and a target list of programs built around that — not wishful thinking.
Film that gets watched
Coaches decide in the first fifteen seconds. We build highlight film that leads with what they are actually looking for.
Coach communication
Direct outreach to college staffs, with messaging that gets opened and followed up on until you get a real answer.
Mentorship
Recruiting is stressful. You get someone in your corner who has done this before and will tell you the truth.
How it works
A clear process, from the first call forward.
01
Evaluation call
Twenty minutes, no cost. We look at where your son stands today, what his realistic options are, and whether I am the right person to help.
02
Recruiting plan
A written plan: target programs, film priorities, an outreach calendar, and the deadlines that actually matter for his class year.
03
Execution together
We work the plan. Film gets built, coaches get contacted, responses get tracked, and you always know exactly where things stand.
The landscape
There are far more opportunities than most families ever hear about.
Recruiting conversations tend to start and end with a handful of famous programs. The real map is much wider — and the right fit is usually somewhere a family has not thought to look.
A sample of Division I programs. Named for reference only — no affiliation or endorsement is implied.
- 138
- FBS programs
- 777
- Four-year colleges that field a football team
- 123
- Junior college programs
Recruiting rewards the families who start early.
Twenty minutes, no cost. We will look at where your son stands and what his next step should be — whether or not you ever work with me.