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Post by airraider on Apr 1, 2013 7:59:53 GMT -6
from a recent blog I read how you can pay the $25 and get the coaches film from NFL games... is this also a possibility with NCAA games?
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Post by morris on Apr 1, 2013 10:37:41 GMT -6
Some schools sell or will give you film/cutups. Texas tech use to sell game film but I'm not sure if they still do
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Post by airraider on Apr 1, 2013 10:59:13 GMT -6
Some schools sell or will give you film/cutups. Texas tech use to sell game film but I'm not sure if they still do lol.. Im lazy and want to just go to a site and have it all there for the taking!! is that too much to ask for?   |
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Post by filmjunkie on Apr 1, 2013 16:22:59 GMT -6
In my experience, you just have to find guys (not necessarily who work at the college level) who have access to that stuff and trade. I've had good experiences trading with coaches who have emailed me about certain things they are looking for and vice versa. For the record, I don't give out our own film, but have plenty of other NCAA and NFL film in my library that I trade.
(I know I'm not supposed to advertise trades on this forum so I'll cut it short)
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Post by Coach Sunzeri DB's on Apr 1, 2013 21:34:30 GMT -6
film junkie: I too am a film junkie. I have scoured you tube for all-22 cut ups. Air raid specific film is what I'm looking to review to help our school out. I am a HS Defensive Backs coach who faces spread option/air raid/zone read teams and would love some help watching NCAA film to see how they best defend against it. Thanks!
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Post by spreadattack on Apr 2, 2013 8:48:30 GMT -6
You won't see a service like what is offered for the NFL for the NCAA unless it is done by conference. The Big Ten is the one that comes to mind that has the network, infrastructure, cloud computing, etc to do it. The problem is that some schools won't do it unless everyone does, which is how the NFL did it.
But yes, if you want gamefilm you can get it the old fashioned way -- ask. The one other solace is that many NCAA broadcasts take a wider angle than the NFL, and you can find many, many games on youtube now. So it's not all-22 but it is better than nothing.
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