Montgomery County (Md.) Public Schools purchased an exchange package from VidSwap in which all video is broken down and shared among the 25 member schools.įrom the coronavirus pandemic standpoint, video exchange can circumvent traveling to games for scouting reports and help players get noticed in recruiting circles in a time when scouts are not able to attend as many games. “This greatly reduces the learning curve because you can correct what a player did wrong immediately.”Ĭoaches also can exchange scouting reports with their peers. “Coaches can film a practice or game, and the video will be sent directly to their device in real time,” DVSport vice president of support services Craig Davis said. It hopes to eventually roll out its services to high schools nationwide.
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The company is testing its basketball software with high schools in Pittsburgh, where DVSport is based. DVSport specializes in real-time video analysis for games and practices, and its client list includes NBA teams. In addition to breaking down game video, the software also is effective in breaking down practice video. “I can quickly pull up 3-4 clips from a game for each player and show them what they could have done differently,” Harris said. Coaches can find tendencies to create more effective scouting reports and better see which players thrive in certain game situations. For example, a coach can search for all team assists or 3-point attempts, transition lay-ups and so on. With automated insights, coaches can tag data and sort it any number of ways. Before, coaches would have to chart the time of a play on a clipboard, then manually search the video.” “There’s not as much time to prepare, so we created automated tagging for different data from game video.
“We started with basketball, primarily because there are a ton of games each week,” Hudl vice president and general manager Greg Nelson said.
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