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A few Recruiting Tips for Potential College Athletes

When a college coach receives an email from a prospective player, he is more likely to push it off on his assistant coaches or delete it rather than read the entire email.

Coaches will usually make a decision on what to do with an email within ten seconds of opening it. It is important to write it in a way that will make coaches know why a prospect could be a good fit for their school and why they should try to learn more about that player.

Let me fill you in on some recruiting tips regarding why the subject line and first paragraph in any email is important, what to include (and not include) in a well written email, and what should be attached to every email that is sent to a coach.