Years ago @PetersTwpFB and @Coach_Plack took a chance on AREN simply based on another coach’s recommendation. I may have learned as much from PT as their families have learned from me. Proud to continue supporting PT Football in 2026-27 — with even more to offer their families. Years together. Still growing. Still finding better ways to support families.

Which brings us to your next big window: Your Senior Film. Your season doesn't start in October; your recruiting cycle restarts the second the ball is teed up in Week 1. College coaches already know your name from the summer. They are actively waiting to see if you fixed the flaws they pointed out. Your next best chance to land that offer is the film from your first 3 to 4 games. Put elite, corrected execution on tape early, and send it straight back to the coaches who evaluated you this summer. Show them you're coachable, resilient, and dominant. Don't pout. Put your head down and outwork the disappointment. Let's get it. 😤💪

First, let’s reframe the "feedback." When a college coach tells you exactly what you need to improve, they didn't reject you—they gave you the answers to the test. If you actually spend the next few weeks obsessing over those specific adjustments, that growth is going to jump off the screen. Coaches notice who actually listens. 🧵

Left summer college football camps without the offer you wanted? I know it stings. You put in the work, paid the camp fees, and left with a "list of things to work on" instead of a scholarship. But getting mad won’t fix it. Getting to work will. Here is how you turn that camp feedback into a weapon this fall. 🧵