College coaches will admit that watching video accounts for 2-3 times more of their in-season workload than actual on the field preparation. Football game video is a necessary evaluation tool for coaches and players, yet many coaches struggle through each season with untrained videographers producing ineffective results. A decade of coordinating video for high school, NAIA, and NCAA-FBS football has taught me that finding the right personnel to handle your team\'s football video is important. I have also experienced, however, that effective management of videographers makes the difference in preparing current personnel and assisting others to develop into the right person for the job. The following outlines seven steps to developing and maintaining excellence in your video staff. 1. Emphasize the importance of football video Improved-coaching video can help your team win games. Football
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