Tips For College Football Walk Ons | Having The Right Mindset For Success

This video will be about walk on tips for any aspiring college football player, giving them the confidence to prove their worth and show the coaches they should be taken seriously. You'll learn how to stand out and make coaches take notice, as well as key tips on how to show them you're the best fit for the team.
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[@dnm5373]

So very Helpful..as my child was a walk on. This information needed for all, considering the walk on as u have to be mentally ready focused for the challenge..not easy at all

[@dg7k]

This spring semester is my last semester at HCC in Tampa,FL before I graduate. This summer I'm transferring and walking on at FIU for Football and Track & Field. Watching your vid is really helping me to get out their and compete to earn me a scholarship on that program with full effort. I really liked your standpoint on what I can control when I comes to the coaches ignoring me and putting me through different scenarios to test me even if I'm doing good or bad but nothing is going unnoticed but it's all mental warfare to test my reactions. Your the first person I heard that and I'm writing down everything I gotta know in my journal to get me ready.

[@Maxie-vm4ur]

Update us bro how did it go?? I hope everything went well for you💯🎯

[@dg7k]

@@Maxie-vm4ur how's it going man thanks for asking bro it means a lot I really appreciate it! I graduated in May and was accepted at FIU and set my goals of walking on up there however my parents felt because the campus is so far from where we live at currently they want me to move closer to home so that they will be able to support me in any way that I would need assistance financially. So I switched up from attending FIU this fall to switching to UCF instead. Since the season is getting ready to begin already I'll have to wait till the season is all over with until I can speak with the athletic department football branch about what preparations I have to have ready to walk on there for next year spring semester. As far as I know UCF doesn't have a mens track and field team so what I was planning on keeping myself training in basic combined drills until the season is over with and work on maintaining my grades, possibly looking for a work-study job to have some income coming in, and speaking with the athletic department on the subject walking on for soccer as well. On a financial side of things have been bumpy especially since I'm the first one in my family to be doing what I'm doing right now but I've gotten really far from where I last was and I found success through everything I've set my goals on from hard work. No one said it'd be easy but nobody said it wasn't impossible either.✝️💯🎯 🐺🐏😂.

[@hardin1271]

Great video and information. Really helped understand more of the coaches insight from a bigger program. Thank you.

[@donjohnson2283]

Javien.....I recently came across one of your videos on Tomahawk Nation. I actually lost track of your career after you left FSU. My son and I would watch you play. He was playing at NFC at the time. I recall telling him.... "Now that is how you come off of a block" . More to the story but I was very happy to see all of your videos now. Thanks for sharing.

[@javienuniversity]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@Bluhorizonvisuals]

go noles

[@JabrenHarris98]

@@javienuniversityWassgood brodie. Do you think I can walk on as a junior or senior

[@javienuniversity]

@@JabrenHarris98 most definitely, I was a junior

[@JabrenHarris98]

@@javienuniversity also could I ask during the start of this season for example and they still have me be part of the team after the season has started, or do I have to wait til the next off season??

[@sethcoffman4122]

Thanks for this video, man. I'm currently pursuing to be a walk-on. I'm more motivated now than before to put in what I need to make it. Idk what to expect but I'm preparing for the worst and overcome the adversity

[@jakeplumber1373]

Thanks man, that was really helpful. I'm 31 years old and next year I'm going to, at least try to, get a walk on at LSU. I figure it's worth at least an interview with some coaches. I've developed a solid case in a resume. Haven't played since we eon state my senior year of high school. I miss it every fcking day.

[@xururen1682]

Mindset, Appreciate it 🙏

[@ialwaysdobetter]

100% truth I walked on Mississippi State

[@Cymerica]

For football?

[@UgonnaCNwoha]

Needed this!

[@juicemanjohn9700]

I’m headed into my junior year, how do I get back into the game.

[@Freshwatebuzza]

Grades workouts got it

[@jgpjgp7251]

Facts

[@princewill3]

I’m thinking about walking On for track and football at a smaller D1 school in Arkansas. Realistically what are my chances of even making the football team? I haven’t played football since 10th grade but I still have my skill.

[@javienuniversity]

Track athletes are known to get opportunities because of their speed they just gotta be able to adjust to the game

[@toofaded_yt9726]

I’m looking to transfer to Florida state after going to judo for any tips for that

[@javienuniversity]

anything specific?

[@ytdarealtornadoboy5771]

@@javienuniversitydo you have social media so i can talk to you and ask you more things?

[@ytdarealtornadoboy5771]

javien do you have instagram, i wanna ask you a couple things about cfb and more

[@FlintnChirt]

Can I be a walk on if I’ve never played football???

[@Chromelifestyle-100]

If I’m bout to be 25 next year think it’s too late to walk on? Haven’t even been to college yet. Just asking the comment section.

[@michael2nicee]

Never too late

[@Blvckpharaoh]

Why do you have to be a student most people don’t have that expensive college money