Right off the bat, this article title probably doesn’t make much sense. How does gamification work in a setting that’s already a game? Well, thanks to the San Francisco Giants, and the St. Louis Cardinals, we have an answer. Baseball…
Before the arrival of the VCR and personal computers in the early 80's, Football Scouting and Game Planning was primarily a manual process, and "live scouts" were an integral part of that process, often traveling long distances to view games…
In 1983, the Susquehanna University Football Team posted its third consecutive winning season, going undefeated through a 9-game schedule. The three year run began with a completely unexpected win against perennial conference powerhouse Lycoming College in the first game of…
Blog From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog A blog is a user-generated website where entries are made in journal style and displayed in a reverse chronological order. Blogs often provide commentary or news on a particular subject, such as food,…
Coaches who want to build a web site have a number of choices - including some fairly simple "Site Builder" utilities and free web hosting. And there's always the computer guy in school or even the kids these days. Either…
Throughout the history of Personal Computing, there has been a direct correlation between the technical capabilities of the computing "platform" of the day and the types of computer "applications" that were possible. The computing platform starts with the hardware components,…
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NFL GAME PLANNING AND "QUALITY CONTROL" Looking in the Mirror Has Become a Vital Part of Game Preparation By Vic Carucci This article was reprinted with permission of NFL Insider magazine Knowing the opposition is only part of an NFL…