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Scouting New England retweeted
The reality of college football recruiting is that most recruits will have to do some legwork on their own to earn an opportunity at the next level.
If you have FBS, FCS, or even certain Division II offers, coaches are coming to you. For everyone else, YOU have to put in the time and effort to get noticed.
Here are a few tips to help you earn that invitation you've been waiting for:
1️⃣ MAKE IT EASY FOR COACHES TO EVALUATE YOU.
When reaching out to a college coach, include:
-High school name and state
-Graduation year
-Position
-Highlight film
-Academic transcript
Do not send a message, send a PORTFOLIO!
2️⃣ PERSONALIZE YOUR MESSAGES!
DO NOT send a message with the wrong coach's name or the wrong school's name!
Believe it or not, this happens EVERY WEEK. Nothing says you put zero thought into your message faster than addressing a coach by the wrong name or mentioning the wrong college.
3️⃣ BE STRATEGIC ABOUT WHO YOU CONTACT.
Don't just message every coach who has open DMs.
Prioritize schools that meet THREE important criteria:
✅ ACADEMICS: Does the school offer your intended major?
✅ LOCATION: Is the school within your geographic comfort zone?
✅ FINANCES: Is the school realistic for you and your family's budget?
If a school doesn't meet those criteria, you may be wasting your time AND the coach's time.
4️⃣ FOLLOW THROUGH AND BE RESPONSIVE!
If a college coach responds and asks you to:
-Complete an application
-Schedule a campus visit
-Fill out a recruiting questionnaire
GET IT DONE!
Don't wait weeks. Don't make the coach follow up multiple times. Show them you are serious about the opportunity.
THE BOTTOM LINE:
College football is HARD. Recruiting is more competitive than ever, and opportunities are not guaranteed.
Coaches want players who are hungry, motivated, responsible, and willing to do the little things that others won't.
Your recruiting process is often a coach's first glimpse into your work ethic, attention to detail, and ability to follow directions.
If you aren't willing to put in the work to GET recruited, why should a coach believe you'll put in the work once you're on campus?
Scouting New England retweeted
Appreciate @ScoutingNE for the write-up and recognition! A lot of hard work happens behind the scenes, but we’re just getting started. Staying focused, putting in the work. More work to do!
#ClassOf2030 #QBRecruiting #QB1 #DualThreatQB #NextUp #RecruitMe
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Scouting New England retweeted
🏈 BRYANT COMMIT. STRONG SENIOR SEASON. A RECRUITING STORY WORTH FOLLOWING! @BryantUFootball
⭐ Malachi Coelho @MalachiCoelho
📍 Bourne HS | Massachusetts - @FulmineAnthony
🎓 Class of 2027 | DE/FB
📏 Listed: 6’4”, 225 lbs
🐶 Bryant verbal offer: April 15, 2026
✅ Verbally committed to Bryant: July 7, 2026
From a spring offer to a summer commitment, Malachi has plenty to celebrate—and his senior season is adding to the story! scoutingnewengland.com/sne-m…
SNE’s latest Spotlight examines his Bryant commitment, the strengths showing up in his 2026 film and why his senior campaign could attract additional Division I attention before signing day.
👏 Congratulations, Malachi, on your Bryant commitment and continued success at Bourne!
🔒 Read the full Spotlight with an SNE subscription. scoutingnewengland.com/sne-m…
🌐 | Link in bio
Players and families: SNE’s All-Inclusive Membership provides film evaluation, written analysis, recruiting exposure and continued updates.
Scouting New England retweeted
An interesting little high school nugget from BC this morning…
I asked Bill O’Brien if he’d like to see the MIAA Super Bowls at Alumni Stadium:
“Yeah. I can’t say anything, but we’re working hard to get that done. I don’t think we can host every single game and nothing’s official yet…I would love to host those games here.
“I think that’s…when I was a kid, I can remember going out here and watching Tewksbury play Winthrop in 1981. That’s how old I am. I remember those games. I remember my dad bringing myself and my buddy Mike Lane to the game and watching those games.
“I remember going to those games and think it would be fantastic for BC to host those games if we could do it. It would be awesome.”
@newftbj @BCEagleAction @HSFBamerica
Scouting New England retweeted
Samson Davis @samson_davis135 2026 Mid-Season Film
3.32 GPA | SPS 27 | 6’0 190lbs | SS/ATH/WR | 1st team All-State Soph/ Junior
Scouting New England retweeted
Athletes stop falling for this
He is only looking for to gain followers and you posting your film in this thread will not help your recruitment at all
@ajhunteringress just stop
🏈 LOOKING FOR NEXT-LEVEL TALENT!
JUCO | 2027 | 2028 | 2029 | 2030
Drop your Hudl + measurables below. I'll check your film!
#Recruiting #CollegeFootball
Scouting New England retweeted
🚨 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RECRUITS & PARENTS ➡️ PLEASE UNDERSTAND THE RECRUITING LANDSCAPE!
This is the wrong message to be sending athletes
Most FBS programs and a large majority of FCS programs are nearing completion of their 2027 recruiting classes. While a few opportunities may open up after signing day, the reality is that most programs are wrapping up their recruiting efforts for this class
‼️‼️Stop falling for accounts claiming, “Post your film here and get an offer!”
College recruiting does not work that way. Posting your highlights under a random social media account does not automatically create legitimate recruiting opportunities
Athletes and families deserve honest information about the recruiting process, not false hope for the sake of social media engagement
Scouting New England retweeted
This is the biggest joke.
Oldest trick in the book.
Post logos of programs you have NO affiliation with, say those schools are recruiting/Offering, gain followers to try to get them to buy into a platform you’re selling.
This is absolute BS
🏈 LOOKING FOR NEXT-LEVEL TALENT!
JUCO | 2027 | 2028 | 2029 | 2030
Drop your Hudl + measurables below. I'll check your film!
#Recruiting #CollegeFootball
Scouting New England retweeted
🏈🚨 NEW SNE CLASS OF 2030 PROSPECT WATCH LIST DEBUT! 🚨🏈
🔥 THE NEXT GENERATION OF NEW ENGLAND FOOTBALL TALENT IS MAKING ITS MARK!
Scouting New England has released its latest Class of 2030 Regional & State Top Prospect Watch List Debut Report, featuring emerging high school football prospects from Massachusetts and Connecticut!
These young athletes are already making an impact at the varsity level, competing against older players and displaying promising skills that deserve attention from college recruiting programs.
🎥 INSIDE OUR NEW REPORT:
✅ In-depth scouting evaluations from highlight film reviews
✅ Positional strengths and football abilities that stand out
✅ Areas for continued development
✅ Why each prospect earned recognition on the SNE Regional & State Top Prospect Watch Lists
📢 THIS IS A WATCH LIST — NOT A RANKING LIST!
Our focus is identifying and evaluating developing college football prospects early in their high school careers, regardless of whether they have received a college offer.
🏈 CLASS OF 2030 PLAYERS — ARE YOU ON OUR RADAR?
If you're a freshman playing high school football anywhere in New England, we want to know about you!
Submit your player profile and highlight film to Scouting New England for evaluation consideration.
🔓 WANT TO READ THE FULL REPORT? scoutingnewengland.com/new-e…
Visit and subscribe to access our latest scouting evaluations, prospect watch lists, and recruiting coverage.
🔗 LINK IN BIO!
📣 Your recruiting journey starts with getting noticed. Let your film speak for itself!
Scouting New England retweeted
🏈 NEW RELEASE: CLASS OF 2030 RANKING LIST DEBUT! ⭐
A new group of young football recruits is making its mark in New England!
Six recruits are making their debut on the SNE New England Regional and individual State Recruit Rankings Lists—and our latest report breaks down why they earned their spots.
📽️ Film evaluation observations
💪 Standout skills and strengths
🏈 Early college verbal offers
📊 Rankings informed by SNE’s college-projection grading process
👏 Congratulations to every recruit making the list! This is an exciting early milestone, and we look forward to following your continued development. scoutingnewengland.com/sne-c…
Scouting New England retweeted
Thank you @ScoutingNE for a great scouting report! Beyond blessed to see my hard work paying off!! More work to be done of course. @Cmfootball2020 @PRZNewEngland @newftbj @Rivals
Scouting New England retweeted
🚨 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RECRUITS & PARENTS ➡️ PLEASE READ!
I’ve been seeing more and more social media accounts making posts along the lines of:
“We’re sending film to XYZ University! Drop your highlights, repost, and DM us to get evaluated!”
Or:
“Want to be added to my recruiting prospect list? Comment your film and information below!”
My advice? Be cautious about wasting your time with these posts
Too often, these posts are designed to generate followers, engagement, and social media traffic rather than create legitimate recruiting opportunities
Here’s what recruits and parents need to understand:
✅ Posting your Hudl link in a comment section does NOT guarantee a college coach will evaluate you
✅ Someone claiming to have connections with college programs does not automatically mean they’re a legitimate recruiting resource.
✅ Work with your high school coaches and recruiting coordinator to identify programs that fit your abilities
✅ Contact verified college coaching staffs directly. Send your film, academic information, and recruiting profile
✅ Understand your realistic recruiting level and focus on building relationships with programs that fit
There are absolutely legitimate individuals and organizations doing great work helping athletes gain exposure. However, recruits and parents need to recognize the difference between genuine recruiting assistance and social media engagement farming
A college coaching staff evaluating your film and someone collecting Hudl links for social media interactions are two completely different things
Your recruiting process is too important to rely on someone looking to increase their follower count
Focus on legitimate opportunities, direct communication, and building relationships with college coaching staffs
Scouting New England retweeted
🚨 NEW ENGLAND REGION - Masschusetts - Connecticut - New Hampshire - Rhode Island - Maine- Vermont:
CLASS OF 2030 FRESHMEN ON VARSITY ARE ON THE CLOCK 🚨
Scouting New England is preparing to publish the 1st SNE New England Region Class of 2030 Ranking List and Top Prospect List debut before November 1, 2026.
If you are a Class of 2030 freshman who has already earned varsity playing time during the 2026 season and you have goals of playing college football, now is the time to make sure you are on our radar.
✅ Create and submit your new SNE player profile now for review.
New player registration link:
scoutingnewengland.com/for-h…
The next group of rising New England talent is coming into focus.
Make sure your profile is in.
Scouting New England retweeted
🏈 SNE PROSPECT SPOTLIGHT: DARIN SHAW
Syracuse enters the picture! 🍊
Darin Shaw earned a verbal offer from Syracuse on October 31, marking an exciting early recruiting milestone for the Massachusetts Class of 2030 prospect.
📍 Buckingham Browne & Nichols School, MA
🎓 Class of 2030
📏 6’2” | 195 lbs
🏈 RB/LB
Shaw’s early varsity film shows active pursuit at linebacker.
Our SNE Spotlight examines his demonstrated strengths, progress since the spring and next steps in his development.
🔗 Read the report at scoutingnewengland.com/sne-m…
Scouting New England retweeted
Great news is I am now all clear to play my first game for this season. Not the senior year I had planned but I'm going to make the most of it.
I had 10 Sacks last year as a Middle Linebacker.
Only 3 games left and the only stats I want is 3 -0 Lessssssgoooooo!!
Massive Thank you to my School, Coaches, Teammates and Families for all that you've done for me. Thank you heaps!! I cant wait to play for you!!
@NE6FB_Recruits @newftbj @mukala_K @PRZNewEngland @TRourkeWrites @coachwwest
Scouting New England retweeted
🔥🏈ALERT: We are getting multiple request to view film.... Players requesting film reviews through Direct messaging are deleted... Take the time to fill out and submit a player profile if you are making a request to view your film!!!! SNE Player All Inclusive memberships take 1st priority over standard or free memberships.. Use this link...> scoutingnewengland.com/for-h…
Scouting New England retweeted
🏈 SNE NEW HAMPSHIRE SPOTLIGHT 🏈
⭐ ZACHARY KENISON
@Zack_Kenison | CLASS OF 2028
📍 Phillips Exeter Academy @coachV1781
💪 DL/OL | Listed at 6’5”, 290 lbs.
🎓 Reported offer: Dartmouth — 7/14/26
Size, mobility, and a physical approach up front! Kenison’s early-season 2026 film gives college coaches reasons to follow this New Hampshire lineman’s development.
👀 College coaches: Read SNE’s updated Spotlight Report for his scouting assessment and recruiting outlook.
📈 Players and families: Build your recruiting exposure with an SNE All-Inclusive Membership—featuring film evaluation, written analysis, recruiting exposure, and continued updates.
🔗 Read the full report: : scoutingnewengland.com/sne-n…
Scouting New England retweeted
Amazing write up!!!
🏈 FEE REPORT: NEW SNE CONNECTICUT FILM REVIEW
Caiden Reese @CheechReese - A Class of 2029 defensive prospect at Suffield Academy - @CoachDunbar_
@SuffieldFB
@seansr25 is showing encouraging downhill physicality, short-area closing ability, and interior pressure potential.
How do his first three-game highlights compare with his earlier showcase evaluation? Our latest report examines his developing LB/EDGE fit, areas for improvement, and current college projection.
📲 Read the full report on the SNE website. scoutingnewengland.com/free-…
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