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Richie ContartesiA Head College Football Coach deletes 50 recruiting emails a day before lunch. Here is the exact pattern that gets him to read, reply, and recruit your son.
Richie ContartesiA D1 head college football coach explains what coaches are actually measuring on your son, why effort beats skill, and how to position him to get an offer.
Richie ContartesiA head college football coach explains why most highlight tapes get deleted in the first 3 plays, and what your son needs to do differently to stay on the recruiting board.
Richie ContartesiA head college football coach breaks down what he actually looks for in the first 3 to 5 plays of a highlight tape, and why most kids never get a real evaluation.
Richie ContartesiA Head College Football Coach deletes 50 recruiting emails a day before lunch. Here is the exact pattern that gets him to read, reply, and recruit your son.
Richie ContartesiA D1 head college football coach explains what coaches are actually measuring on your son, why effort beats skill, and how to position him to get an offer.
Richie ContartesiA head college football coach explains why most highlight tapes get deleted in the first 3 plays, and what your son needs to do differently to stay on the recruiting board.
Richie ContartesiA head college football coach breaks down what he actually looks for in the first 3 to 5 plays of a highlight tape, and why most kids never get a real evaluation.
Richie ContartesiA Head College Football Coach deletes 50 recruiting emails a day before lunch. Here is the exact pattern that gets him to read, reply, and recruit your son.
Richie ContartesiA D1 head college football coach explains what coaches are actually measuring on your son, why effort beats skill, and how to position him to get an offer.
Richie ContartesiA head college football coach explains why most highlight tapes get deleted in the first 3 plays, and what your son needs to do differently to stay on the recruiting board.
Richie ContartesiA head college football coach breaks down what he actually looks for in the first 3 to 5 plays of a highlight tape, and why most kids never get a real evaluation.