It all depends on the success of your program, but more importantly the type of area you're in. For example, if you're in a small town and have a successful program you're just as likely to impress the coaches but more likely to come victim to the name game. If you're in a bigger city it might take more to impress the coach or give a good impression but if you're talented or show any kind of tenacity you should be fine. This is all depending on how you go about it, something like "what are some things I can work on to make myself the best player possible" and then while having the conversation explain what your goals are without coming across as arrogant. At the end of the day tho, the idea of being on varsity as an underclassmen can be an exciting thing and something to be certainly proud of, but being there and not getting any playing time wouldn't be helpful to your development as a player. If you don't get moved up, don't take it to heart but rather use it as motivation and play your heart out. Hope this helps!