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12 Ways to Respond to a College Coach Text

By Matthew Lynch
April 2, 2024
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Introduction:

Receiving a text from a college coach is an exciting moment for any aspiring student-athlete. Knowing how to respond professionally and tactfully can make all the difference in securing the opportunity you’ve been working for. Here are 12 ways to respond to a college coach text message effectively.

1. Be prompt and timely

Respond to the coach within 24 hours, expressing your gratitude for their interest and time.

2. Use polite language

Start your message with “Dear Coach [Last Name],” and remember to say please and thank you.

3. Keep it professional

Avoid using slang, emojis, or inappropriate humor. Write in complete sentences, and proofread your text before sending.

4. Express enthusiasm

Show that you’re passionate about their program and the sport by expressing your excitement for the opportunity.

5. Confirm details

If the coach has extended an invitation or provided information, make sure to confirm dates, times, and other necessary details.

6. Ask questions

Inquire about their coaching philosophy, team culture, academic requirements, or any other relevant aspect of their program that you’d like to learn more about.

7. Mention your achievements

Mention your recent athletic accomplishments or academic achievements that would demonstrate your value as a recruit to the team.

8. Share video highlights

If the coach hasn’t seen you play in person or requests footage, provide them with a link to your highlight videos.

9. Extend a personal invitation

Invite the coach to watch one of your upcoming games or offer guidance on how they could access a live stream if they cannot attend in person.

10. Discuss academic goals

Articulate how you plan on managing academics while playing sports at their school and mention your intended major if applicable

11. Show understanding of commitment levels

Acknowledge the level of dedication required both athletically and academically and express your preparedness for the challenges involved.

12. End on a positive note

Thank the coach for their time and express your hope to stay in contact or meet in person soon. Sign off professionally with “Sincerely” or “Best regards,” followed by your name.

Conclusion:

Responding accurately and effectively to a college coach’s text message is crucial for any potential student-athlete. Demonstrating professionalism, enthusiasm, and clear communication will help you stand out among other recruits and could be your key to unlocking a successful athletic career in college.

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