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6 Tips for Emailing College Coaches

6 Tips for Emailing College Coaches

Here are six tips to help 7v7 football players craft a top-notch email to college football coaches. 

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Do your research:

Before you send an email to a coach, do some research to learn more about the program and the coach's coaching style. This will help you personalize your email and show that you've done your homework.

Personalize your email:

Coaches are more likely to respond to an email that feels personal and tailored to their program. Address the coach by name, mention something that appeals to you about the program. Avoid sending a generic email that could be sent to any coach!

Keep it short and sweet:

Coaches are busy people, so it's important to keep your email concise and to the point. Introduce yourself briefly and let the coach know why you're reaching out.

Highlight your achievements:

If you have any standout accomplishments on the field, be sure to mention them in your email. Coaches want to know what you can bring to their program, so make sure to highlight your skills and accomplishments.

Be respectful:

Remember that coaches receive a lot of emails from potential recruits! Be respectful and professional in your email. Use proper grammar and spelling, and avoid using slang or abbreviations.

    Follow up:

    If you don't hear back from a coach right away, don't be discouraged. Follow up with a polite email a few weeks later to show that you're still interested in the program.

    Watch this short video on how to craft an eye-catching subject line!

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