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FOOTBALL SCOUTING SOFTWARE QUESTIONS
Question: What exactly is meant by the term "football scouting"?
Answer:
Scouting is a term that is used by football
coaches to refer to part of the process of
preparing to play an opponent. A "scout" is usually
an assistant coach who, instead of attending his own
team's game, travels to the site of the next week's
opponent's game and "files a report" or submits a
video recording of the game.
Question: What is the main benefit of using football scouting software?
Answer: Computer
scouting programs like Easy-Scout help to structure
and organize the collection and analysis of
information about a team. Well designed
software can reveal information that would otherwise go
un-noticed, and in turn, not considered when
building a game plan or weekly practice plan for
each opponent. Scouting programs also help structure
video breakdowns, especially for new coaches or
"helpers".
Question: What is the difference between
Easy-Scout XP Plus and the new
Video Scouting Edition of Easy-Scout Professional?
Answer: Easy-Scout XP Plus is
"traditional" scouting software that determines
tendencies from information that is first recorded
on "breakdown" forms or cards and then entered into
the computer.
The
Easy-Scout Professional Video Scouting Edition adds
Video Editing and Video Analysis to Easy-Scout XP
Plus, and can be expanded with a Video Publishing
module for creating cutups and highlights.
Answer:
For more
details, view this
comparison chart .
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