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What Coaches Look for on a Junior Day Visit: A Guide for 6A Prospects

๐Ÿ“ Cleveland StormยทFriday, July 17, 2026ยทFridayNightPulse Insider

As a junior prospect at a 6A program like Cleveland Storm, attending a junior day visit can be a crucial step in getting noticed by college coaches. To make a lasting impression, focus on showcasing your football IQ, work ethic, and physical abilities. Coaches want to see how you process information on the field, so be prepared to demonstrate your understanding of the game. For example, be able to explain the defensive scheme and how you would attack it. Additionally, be prepared to participate in drills and scrimmages, and show coaches your ability to execute techniques such as footwork, hand placement, and ball handling. Coaches also look for prospects who are coachable, so be prepared to take constructive feedback and apply it to your game.

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