How To Email College Coaches and Get 5 Responses A Day (With Template)

[@Aareses]

Fantastic video, thank you! It wasn't clear from the video or your show notes what CRM you use. Would you please elaborate?

[@DeadeyeJoe37]

I don't think the reach out to find out the coach would work for swimming. It's pretty much head coach and assistants. We'll have to figure out a different way to get our foot in the door

[@richcontartesi]

You will want to watch this video on how to properly pitch: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGq9fYiLnd54n8Usi=oqhSle5xXze9SvAp

[@Leoneagled]

Hi.. what is the role of "area coach" ?

[@richcontartesi]

Every coach at every school has an area that they recruit. Most schools don't operate recruiting by position but by area.

[@LP612DTMusic]

I have an athlete that had FCS offers but when he went to commit was told he was literally an hour late, 2x. So now i have 2025 senior looking for another opportunity and the time line is closing. Any suggestions?

[@richcontartesi]

Definitely always ask if it is committable right when you get the offer. They may not have been committable from the start.

[@Blake12-v3u]

What is a for sure way to find college coaches’ emails? I’m finding that a lot of the college’s football website don’t necessarily have personalized emails posted.

[@hshsushbsbehdhehe7349]

great. video.I'm confused on how you hind the area coach?

[@kneedragon76]

recruiting software like NCSA... so your saying NCSA is useless and coaches ignore them...

[@bilal6953]

Do you think it’s possible for a french guy with 3 years of football to get recruited in a d3, d2 or even d1 college football team ? Thx for the video btw

[@richcontartesi]

Anything is possible but a lot will depend on your current game film, size, willingness to travel, etc..

[@bribirw]

When, what age/grade, should a student start emailing coaches?

[@richcontartesi]

Depends, but usually by 9th grade.

[@bribirw]

@@richcontartesi Thank you! My son is currently 8th grade and I'm getting him started. Your content is a great help!

[@nathilomax9457]

I believe, per NCAA rules, coaches are not allowed to electronically contact a student in a recruitment context before the summer after your student turns 16. I could be wrong. Nothing wrong with creating connections though.

[@henrypowell5722]

i did have to go to a camp first to get an offer one time sometime you have to

[@richcontartesi]

Correct. Camps should only be used as validation with an already existing relationships in "most" cases.

[@billycapps8260]

Do the same rules apply to basketball?

[@richcontartesi]

Yes, relationships are relationships

[@LiamHalligan498]

Hey my name is Liam Halligan I'm watching your video very helpful so thanks I'm just wondering would your services help me if I want to play college lax and need help with recruiting

[@richcontartesi]

Sorry Im not familiar with Lax? With that said, right now we are only focusing on football players. We will be expending in the future however.

[@Mikah-hc2ov]

Should I find an area coach for track and field or an event coach?

[@richcontartesi]

Area coach is just a term. You want to find the track coach at each school responsible for recruiting your area.]

[@fabricedufour5325]

Great content! Thank you. Are prospect camps a good way to be recognized as well?

[@richcontartesi]

Thank you. Check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpnCaYd5aJKBe7ssi=v_qFQu2uwOv6RyCq

[@Mikah-hc2ov]

Should I find an area coach for track and field or an event coach?

[@richcontartesi]

I'm not 100% how track and field works but I am assuming it is similar.