08/28/2026
🏈 Ball Out This Weekend — Then Do THIS for Recruiting
Whether you’re playing in a game or scrimmage tonight, we’re wishing you the best. Compete hard, play fast, be a great teammate, and take advantage of every opportunity.
We’ve had a lot of parents and athletes asking us:
“What should I be posting on social media to help with recruiting?”
Here’s something every athlete needs to understand:
Before a college coach offers you, there’s a good chance they’re checking your social media.
They’re looking at more than highlights. They’re learning about YOU — your work ethic, attitude, academics, consistency, character, and how seriously you take the recruiting process.
If your profile is empty or you only post once every few months, you’re missing an opportunity to separate yourself.
📅 SIMPLE WEEKLY RECRUITING POSTING PLAN
Monday: Practice Clip
Tuesday: Workout Clip
Wednesday: Highlight Clip
Thursday: Mindset / Motivational Post
Friday: Progress Stat or Accomplishment
Saturday: Nutrition / Recovery Post
Sunday: Academic Post
7 days. 7 posts. 7 opportunities to show coaches something different about you.
Coaches recruit people, not just athletes.
Your film shows them how you play.
Your social media helps show them who you are.
And after your game tonight, POST YOUR HIGHLIGHTS! Tag Dream All-American on X and Instagram so we can see and share your performances.
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You can always add additional media, recruiting, and event options later.
This is more than a football game. It’s an opportunity for competition, exposure, recruiting connections, content, evaluation, and memories at one of the biggest football venues in the country.
Good luck tonight. Go make some plays — and make sure people know about them!