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EPISODE · Jan 26, 2026 · 2 MIN

#135- Communication With Recruiting Coordinators | Why Texting Hurts Your Recruiting

from Success Leaves Clues with Jon Karcich · host jonkarcich

If you want to get recruited, how you communicate matters more than most athletes realize. In this episode, I break down why texting slows trust, hides real communication skills, and what college coaches actually look for when evaluating recruits.Success Leaves Clues is hosted by Jon Karcich, a former Division I baseball coach at Stanford University and Santa Clara University who now helps athletes own the recruiting process, dial in their mental game, and perform at a high level. This podcast is built on one simple truth: success leaves clues and failure is feedback. Every episode breaks down the patterns, habits, and decisions behind high performance—because success isn’t luck, it’s a trail of choices, stacked reps, and learned lessons. It’s a puzzle—and the pieces are out there if you’re paying attention. Whether you’re an athlete, coach, or parent—this show hands you the raw materials. Learn from what worked. Learn from what didn’t. Build your own version of success.

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