If you play football do colleges look at all high school or only the bigger high school

Question

i mean college that give you scholarship to play football for them and the div 1 college thanks

Answer 1

Not always, for example I coach at a small school in Kansas and one of the running back recieved a full ride scholarship from KU.  What it takes is proof yourself on the field give your coach something on film during game night. Then at the end of your senior season a good coach will help you put together a short game film.  But it has jump out at the college coaches in the first 30 to 45 sec or they will throw it away.  They get alot of film so that first minute is very important..Plus if your coach is really into getting his kids a scholarship he will contact colleges for you.  But it takes alot of work on his and your part. Dont be upset if you dont go Div 1 because they still give scholarship in jr college. That will give you time to become bigger, faster, and stonger.

Answer 2

they really only have so much time in the day. They tend to look at the larger teams, because the talent pool is larger. That isn't to say they don't look at smaller team, but the talent has to be superior for a div 1.  Your coach has to really sell you to the colleges. Also colleges have football camps that you can attend. That is your best shot at being seen and getting scholarships. Playing against other kids that are in the largers schools and showing that you can hang.

best of luck

Answer 3

if you are really good a college will look at you no matter what school you go to.

Answer 4

If you are good they will find you at all levels of sports.  You will make the news, all city, all conference, all state, etc.

Both of these guys went to small high schools (less than 400 students) in my town.  Both of these guys went to D2 schools.  Both ended up in the NFL.

I'm sure both of them had more than 1 school to choose from and probably could have went to a D1 program if they felt it was in their best interest.