These scouting reports are designed to highlight both the athletic and academic abilities of basketball student-athletes. 

To maximize the impact of your scouting report, especially on social media platforms like Twitter (X), it’s important to approach the process strategically. 

Instead of tagging multiple college coaches at once, focus on tagging just one coach per post. 

This personalized approach shows coaches that you are genuinely interested in their program and are seeking more information or opportunities.

If you’re sharing your scouting report multiple times a day, make sure to tag only one coach each time. 

Avoid tagging groups of coaches, as this can appear impersonal. 

College coaches appreciate thoughtful, direct engagement. 

By tagging one coach at a time, you increase the likelihood of receiving a response, whether through direct messages, phone calls, or other forms of communication.

Consider sending out your scouting report three to five times a day, targeting programs that align with both your academic and athletic goals. 

Keep in mind that other athletes are also reaching out to these programs, so your advantage lies in a well-crafted scouting report that effectively communicates your skills and potential as a basketball player.