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SOCIAL MEDIA DO’S & DON’TS

Coaches look. Every time. Your accounts are either helping you get recruited or quietly taking you off the board.

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Assume every coach has already seen it.

Checking an athlete’s social media is standard practice in college recruiting. It takes a staffer ten minutes, and it happens before the offer, not after. Coaches aren’t looking for a highlight reel there—they’re looking for reasons to say no. Character, maturity, how you talk about teammates and officials, and whether you’ll be a problem on campus.

The good news: social media is one of the few parts of recruiting entirely within your control. Handled well, it becomes another reason to recruit you.

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THE CLEANUP

Do this before you email a single coach.

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THE ONE RULE
If you’d be embarrassed for your grandmother, your principal, and your dream school’s head coach to see it—don’t post it.

Screenshots live forever. Deleting a post after a coach has seen it doesn’t undo the impression.

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