Football Video Technology:

When a football program is on the smaller scale, we have to imagine that when it comes time for budgeting, there are certain items that take precedent. Obviously, the team must be equipped with the proper tools: helmets, shoulder pads, shoes and those items necessary to outfit a college or high school football player. The next item that must take precedent is that of the medical aspect. That is, to prevent injuries and when they do happen being able to treat the injury so that the athlete can soon return to competition. What this leads to is having video be the lowest priority during budget times simply because of the other items. There is no hidden agenda to not spend money on the video aspect of football, but the other items have an obvious priority. Where then does this leave you? You must learn how to prioritize the resources that you do get for video for your program, and do more