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Originally Posted by tnolan
50% of reason is exactly that. I'd like it to be easier for myself, and clip my games when needed. I enjoy watching and breaking down film, and I while I can normally find the time to do so...I also feel like if there was a specific system in place, it would increase the want/need.
The other 50% is for everyone else. Chapter and district improvement, et al. Getting clips and going over them in meetings is great, but sometimes I feel like there's something to be said about reviewing plays and cases from your own games and area.
That's the other hurdle is the guy/gal behind the scenes of all the video isn't going to have the time to break down 10+ games a night, every night. And I understand that. Again, it's much more about having a working system in place (that can stay in place) so it can be easily utilized when needed, as needed, as often as needed.
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Unless the schools send you the video automatically without you contacting them, not sure how much easier it is going to be. And I doubt that would happen because they would have no incentive to send video to some random person without you letting them know you are willing to get the video. We are not their main focus after a game and certainly not their main focus to send video to. I guess the only way it might be easier is if they post all their games online and all you have to do is view them, but that is not likely taking place either. And would take an entire system to make that happen.
College has Synergy and damn near all games are available from that system, but they have money and people that do that at their school as opposed to some coach and half of the staff might not even know how to do much more than turn on a computer.
Peace