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3. Find Overlooked Prospects

Look for talented recruits that larger schools have missed. For lower-tier programs, start with local talents or players from nearby states that might be overlooked. Building strong recruiting classes often means capitalizing on prospects that bigger schools have passed over.

4. Use Your Hours Wisely

You have a limited number of recruiting hours, so allocate them strategically. Max out your hours on your top targets—typically four- and five-star recruits—then focus on lower-tier prospects. Unlock the Hard Sell or CFB 25 Coins Soft Sell options to emphasize specific strengths of your program that align with the recruits' priorities.

5. Know When to Scout

Scouting reveals valuable information about recruits. For low-star programs, focus your scouting efforts on three- and two-star players to identify potential gems. Avoid scouting four- and five-star recruits, as their ratings typically meet expectations. Additionally, skip scouting players in cheap CFB 25 Coins the Transfer Portal since their ratings are already known.