I agree with the posters suggesting that your attitude is a bit too passive. In our modern world of social media, email, and texting, nothing gets a college coach’s attention like a surprise in-person visit.
Start by deciding which D1 super powerhouse you want to invade. You may change your mind by your senior year, but that is okay. Next, grab the keys to your dad’s motorcycle at 4 AM without his permission and show up at said D1 powerhouse’s morning run. Park across the street and stare them down as you smoke some braha wearing sunglasses and a leather jacket. When they start running, casually strip down to your running gear and begin chasing them down at your leisure. By mile 2, you should be on them. Weave circles around the top runners, sometimes shadowing them and sometimes surging to let them know that you can drop them at will. Do not make eye contact and do not speak or otherwise acknowledge them. At mile 4, throw in some strides to show off your superior form and sprint speed. At mile 5, fire up some braha mid-stride, blow a cloud of smoke in the leader’s face, and leave them in the dust with your devastating kick. You should be finishing about a minute ahead of them, so now is the time to demonstrate your superior flexibility by stretching your hamstrings on the hood of the coach’s car as you enjoy your last few puffs. Finally, put out your braha on the leader’s forehead, triumphantly urinate on the coach’s tire, and let him know that this is your team now and his wife will be hearing from you soon.
The coach will be so impressed by your display of alpha male dominance that he will be tracking you down and bowing to your every demand even though you did not share your name or contact info. Don’t settle for anything less than a full ride, a tastefully furnished and decorated luxury high-rise with a view, and 24/7 access to the female gymnastics team delivered to your door whenever the mood strikes.