The 2024 Analysis thread - Dawn of The 9
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I watched the first half of this 3 times. I wouldn’t normally do that but my goal is constructive criticism.
Post upload, I've watched each one of my clips once and taken notes on how to improve. Delivery, verbiage, cutting fat. So beyond myself, I'm open to any and all constructive criticism bubs. And I appreciate all feedback.
You’re in to some 400 level college level football speak on this.
I'm taking this as both a compliment but also as someone telling me to slow it down a bit. Something i was thinking about and it's actually more difficult than I expected. Talking in my native language, then sort of boiling it down for those who aren't at that 400 level while not sounding patronizing.
Have you ever read any old literature that’s tough to digest? Shakespeare? Poe? Homer?
I read the unabridged Frankenstein once. That Ye Old English had me feeling like I was reading Latin.
You read an entire page and then realize you didn’t understand any of it because you’re hung up on some passage on the page before it.
“Curl to flat, attaches to the hook.” “Chasing shallow drag.” “Farside flood.” “Receivers are running mesh.” I wrote those down because those were those things for me.
Yeah, still working to find that balance. Sometimes I'm saying things and believing the arrows and illustrations will properly highlight the point along with the right verbiage. But I realize it might not be enough at times.
It’s wildly educational. I went back and eventually understood some of it based on context. There was much rewinding involved, which might be ingenious because that’s basically what you’re doing and it teaches others how to do it too.
Thank you, that means a lot. I also appreciate you being involved in your watching.
But l would argue it’s a small percentage of football fans that are going to hang with that.
That's the biggest issue. I want to be the channel that football players watch for their shit and feel like theyre hearing their language. But I also want to draw in all manner of crowd because this game is so expansive, so binding, and there's so much too cover that I want to welcome all and not overwhelm them.
The points made were solid. Being a short QB is a disadvantage. the film breakdown and the ways you pointed it out were spot on.
The last half was dodgy and you acknowledged that. All of it coulda been said in 30 seconds or less. That’s the sort of thing AI or an English nerd could help you with.
Get the Patreon going already.
Wanting to give as much detail in my commentary as possible while walking another line that less is more.
I'll continue working to find that balance, just keep the feedback coming. I have another post about Cameron Mitchell and his struggles you can check out.
The big topic is Shedeur. I'm actually posting every single one of his throws with analysis and recap. About 3/4 done and should have it completed by tonight or tomorrow morning.
In getting the upload ready, I saw similar channels giving breakdowns (hate that word) as far back as Saturday night.
For 99.9% of these guy, the all-22 wasn't even available until 9am the next day. How the fuck does anyone believe theyre giving the right critique, especially of a QB, when you literally don't have the whole picture?
Like I said, everyone is in a rush to be first and loudest. I want to be the most comprehensive and accurate.
Edit: That reminds me, I dont want to forget about TBB group. So I'll probably just end up making a seasonal RT9 thread and repost the twitter/youtube links in it. I know a lot of people dont social media and I don't blame them at all.
That's the biggest issue. I want to be the channel that football players watch for their shit and feel like theyre hearing their language. But I also want to draw in all manner of crowd because this game is so expansive, so binding, and there's so much too cover that I want to welcome all and not overwhelm them.
Wanting to give as much detail in my commentary as possible while walking another line that less is more.
I'll continue working to find that balance, just keep the feedback coming. I have another post about Cameron Mitchell and his struggles you can check out.
Oh, so us plebes are not your target audience? I see how it is…
@korsou-dawg’s comments would mirror my line of thinking then, having a “pro series” heading. I think you’re destined for a website. I know a gal.
I wasn’t sure what the goal was, l assumed marketability because more engagement generally nets more clicks and more engagement, and that generally leads to more opportunity.
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That's the biggest issue. I want to be the channel that football players watch for their shit and feel like theyre hearing their language. But I also want to draw in all manner of crowd because this game is so expansive, so binding, and there's so much too cover that I want to welcome all and not overwhelm them.
Wanting to give as much detail in my commentary as possible while walking another line that less is more.
I'll continue working to find that balance, just keep the feedback coming. I have another post about Cameron Mitchell and his struggles you can check out.
Oh, so us plebes are not your target audience? I see how it is…
@korsou-dawg’s comments would mirror my line of thinking then, having a “pro series” heading. I think you’re destined for a website. I know a gal.
I wasn’t sure what the goal was, l assumed marketability because more engagement generally nets more clicks and more engagement, and that generally leads to more opportunity.
Oh, so us plebes are not your target audience? I see how it is…
@korsou-dawg’s comments would mirror my line of thinking then, having a “pro series” heading. I think you’re destined for a website. I know a gal.
I wasn’t sure what the goal was, l assumed marketability because more engagement generally nets more clicks and more engagement, and that generally leads to more opportunity.
The "pleb" bit gave me a good laugh.
The goal? I think the goal should be with anything - I'm doing what I'm passionate about, if things come along with it then thats great. But I'll work on the product which tends to market itself.
But the idea between a faster "pro" series vs a slower "cut down" is a solid idea.
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Oh, so us plebes are not your target audience? I see how it is…
@korsou-dawg’s comments would mirror my line of thinking then, having a “pro series” heading. I think you’re destined for a website. I know a gal.
I wasn’t sure what the goal was, l assumed marketability because more engagement generally nets more clicks and more engagement, and that generally leads to more opportunity.
The "pleb" bit gave me a good laugh.
The goal? I think the goal should be with anything - I'm doing what I'm passionate about, if things come along with it then thats great. But I'll work on the product which tends to market itself.
But the idea between a faster "pro" series vs a slower "cut down" is a solid idea.
But the idea between a faster "pro" series vs a slower "cut down" is a solid idea.
Especially as we have access to both. Old dogs do learn new tricks believe it or not. So do ole goats.??
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tia-if you explain to the ones who understand it all that they have to patiently listen to extra explanatory points for those not as well versed, 90+ % will get that and all will appreciate the efforts.?
tia-if you explain to the ones who understand it all that they have to patiently listen to extra explanatory points for those not as well versed, 90+ % will get that and all will appreciate the efforts.?
To be honest, anyone that loves the game enough to watch it every week and post almost daily on a football board should challenge themselves to at least find out where the hook zones and flats are. Kind of like if someone is going to move to America - they should make it a priority to learn the language so they can maximize their enjoyment of their new country.
Having said that, I do understand IBB's suggestion to bring some of it down to where most readers can understand/enjoy it. I was thinking if he could audio in a "BOOM!" from John Madden in a video or 2 he's describing - or something similar from Keith Jackson or Dick Enberg. If he doesn't want to borrow any of that - I'm willing to bet TJ can wake up sounding like Sam Elliott on a Saturday or Sunday morning...
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tia-if you explain to the ones who understand it all that they have to patiently listen to extra explanatory points for those not as well versed, 90+ % will get that and all will appreciate the efforts.?
To be honest, anyone that loves the game enough to watch it every week and post almost daily on a football board should challenge themselves to at least find out where the hook zones and flats are. Kind of like if someone is going to move to America - they should make it a priority to learn the language so they can maximize their enjoyment of their new country.
Having said that, I do understand IBB's suggestion to bring some of it down to where most readers can understand/enjoy it. I was thinking if he could audio in a "BOOM!" from John Madden in a video or 2 he's describing - or something similar from Keith Jackson or Dick Enberg. If he doesn't want to borrow any of that - I'm willing to bet TJ can wake up sounding like Sam Elliott on a Saturday or Sunday morning...
I'm willing to bet TJ can wake up sounding like Sam Elliott on a Saturday or Sunday morning...
More of a Michael Wincott flavor. And when I use to rock cowboy killer smoothes, it was even more raspy.
To be honest, anyone that loves the game enough to watch it every week and post almost daily on a football board should challenge themselves to at least find out where the hook zones and flats are.
While this is true, taking an extra 10-15 seconds is something I should do. But doing that every clip or video adds up quickly. This is why I had memtioned the offense and defense 101 style clips I'm going to do.
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I'm willing to bet TJ can wake up sounding like Sam Elliott on a Saturday or Sunday morning...
More of a Michael Wincott flavor. And when I use to rock cowboy killer smoothes, it was even more raspy.
To be honest, anyone that loves the game enough to watch it every week and post almost daily on a football board should challenge themselves to at least find out where the hook zones and flats are.
While this is true, taking an extra 10-15 seconds is something I should do. But doing that every clip or video adds up quickly. This is why I had memtioned the offense and defense 101 style clips I'm going to do.
More of a Michael Wincott flavor. And when I use to rock cowboy killer smoothes, it was even more raspy.
While this is true, taking an extra 10-15 seconds is something I should do. But doing that every clip or video adds up quickly. This is why I had memtioned the offense and defense 101 style clips I'm going to do.
Good point. I think it was good for you to see feedback from IBB as someone that loves reading your posts and appreciates the time you put forth.
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More of a Michael Wincott flavor. And when I use to rock cowboy killer smoothes, it was even more raspy.
While this is true, taking an extra 10-15 seconds is something I should do. But doing that every clip or video adds up quickly. This is why I had memtioned the offense and defense 101 style clips I'm going to do.
Good point. I think it was good for you to see feedback from IBB as someone that loves reading your posts and appreciates the time you put forth.
Good point. I think it was good for you to see feedback from IBB as someone that loves reading your posts and appreciates the time you put forth.
Everyone of you boys has been great feedback and I appreciate it. Just keep it coming.
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We're going to be doing a live Tuesday night show on the YouTube page. Brownies Tuesday Night Talk, hosted by yours truly.
I can't stand the podcast bro culture. That said, it's the easiest way to convey content and do some breakdowns in between larger videos.
It won't be your typical ramble session or just reheated, repeated info that doesn't advance knowledge. 15-30 minutes tops. I'll Tell you what I've found, my interpretation(s) film review and commentary with great detail. Fair, dispassionate, straightforward.
Addressing the good and bad on the week for the team, tie trends together across games and the season.
I'll be doing the same for BrainyBallers.com here and there.
I realize it's Tuesday night now. We're smooth out the technical aspects. I may have the first stream released tomorrow instead of waiting until next week though. So sit tight, give the YouTube and/or twitter page a follow. I'll link it here when it's ready.
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We're going to be doing a live Tuesday night show on the YouTube page. Brownies Tuesday Night Talk, hosted by yours truly.
I can't stand the podcast bro culture. That said, it's the easiest way to convey content and do some breakdowns in between larger videos.
It won't be your typical ramble session or just reheated, repeated info that doesn't advance knowledge. 15-30 minutes tops. I'll Tell you what I've found, my interpretation(s) film review and commentary with great detail. Fair, dispassionate, straightforward.
Addressing the good and bad on the week for the team, tie trends together across games and the season.
I'll be doing the same for BrainyBallers.com here and there.
I realize it's Tuesday night now. We're smooth out the technical aspects. I may have the first stream released tomorrow instead of waiting until next week though. So sit tight, give the YouTube and/or twitter page a follow. I'll link it here when it's ready.
We're going to be doing a live Tuesday night show on the YouTube page. Brownies Tuesday Night Talk, hosted by yours truly.
I can't stand the podcast bro culture. That said, it's the easiest way to convey content and do some breakdowns in between larger videos.
It won't be your typical ramble session or just reheated, repeated info that doesn't advance knowledge. 15-30 minutes tops. I'll Tell you what I've found, my interpretation(s) film review and commentary with great detail. Fair, dispassionate, straightforward.
Addressing the good and bad on the week for the team, tie trends together across games and the season.
I'll be doing the same for BrainyBallers.com here and there.
I realize it's Tuesday night now. We're smooth out the technical aspects. I may have the first stream released tomorrow instead of waiting until next week though. So sit tight, give the YouTube and/or twitter page a follow. I'll link it here when it's ready.
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Peter Mountford Writing Coach
Apr 5, 2024It happens to all of us. Example: Fixing Too Much "I" Use In contrast, ideally, you want less than a fifth of your sentences to start with I, or even have "I" as the subject of the sentence. Watch how Jennine Capo Crucet does it in her NYT essay about being the first in her family to go to college (her parents accompanied -
Effective uses of “I”:
In many cases, using the first person pronoun can improve your writing, by offering the following benefits:
Assertiveness: In some cases you might wish to emphasize agency (who is doing what), as for instance if you need to point out how valuable your particular project is to an academic discipline or to claim your unique perspective or argument.
Clarity: Because trying to avoid the first person can lead to awkward constructions and vagueness, using the first person can improve your writing style.
Positioning yourself in the essay: In some projects, you need to explain how your research or ideas build on or depart from the work of others, in which case you’ll need to say “I,” “we,” “my,” or “our”; if you wish to claim some kind of authority on the topic, first person may help you do so.
https://writingcenter.unc.edu/tips-and-tools/should-i-use-i/
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We're going to be doing a live Tuesday night show on the YouTube page. Brownies Tuesday Night Talk, hosted by yours truly.
I can't stand the podcast bro culture. That said, it's the easiest way to convey content and do some breakdowns in between larger videos.
It won't be your typical ramble session or just reheated, repeated info that doesn't advance knowledge. 15-30 minutes tops. I'll Tell you what I've found, my interpretation(s) film review and commentary with great detail. Fair, dispassionate, straightforward.
Addressing the good and bad on the week for the team, tie trends together across games and the season.
I'll be doing the same for BrainyBallers.com here and there.
I realize it's Tuesday night now. We're smooth out the technical aspects. I may have the first stream released tomorrow instead of waiting until next week though. So sit tight, give the YouTube and/or twitter page a follow. I'll link it here when it's ready.
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Peter Mountford Writing Coach
Apr 5, 2024It happens to all of us. Example: Fixing Too Much "I" Use In contrast, ideally, you want less than a fifth of your sentences to start with I, or even have "I" as the subject of the sentence. Watch how Jennine Capo Crucet does it in her NYT essay about being the first in her family to go to college (her parents accompaniedThat's outstanding, I see you have a master command of linguistics and presentation.
I remember you mentioning you played Xbox Games, was it Ghost Recon? Something Tom Clancy based. Either way, you have a pretty fundamental grasp on how to use the internet and technology.
So if that's the case, would you be willing to join the show and break down personnel and plays for us? I'd LOVE to hear your input with great detail. I'll even be happy to provide you the mic and camera.
edit: I'll take it a step further and PAY you for your time.
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We're going to be doing a live Tuesday night show on the YouTube page. Brownies Tuesday Night Talk, hosted by yours truly.
I can't stand the podcast bro culture. That said, it's the easiest way to convey content and do some breakdowns in between larger videos.
It won't be your typical ramble session or just reheated, repeated info that doesn't advance knowledge. 15-30 minutes tops. I'll Tell you what I've found, my interpretation(s) film review and commentary with great detail. Fair, dispassionate, straightforward.
Addressing the good and bad on the week for the team, tie trends together across games and the season.
I'll be doing the same for BrainyBallers.com here and there.
I realize it's Tuesday night now. We're smooth out the technical aspects. I may have the first stream released tomorrow instead of waiting until next week though. So sit tight, give the YouTube and/or twitter page a follow. I'll link it here when it's ready.
We're going to be doing a live Tuesday night show on the YouTube page. Brownies Tuesday Night Talk, hosted by yours truly.
I can't stand the podcast bro culture. That said, it's the easiest way to convey content and do some breakdowns in between larger videos.
It won't be your typical ramble session or just reheated, repeated info that doesn't advance knowledge. 15-30 minutes tops. I'll Tell you what I've found, my interpretation(s) film review and commentary with great detail. Fair, dispassionate, straightforward.
Addressing the good and bad on the week for the team, tie trends together across games and the season.
I'll be doing the same for BrainyBallers.com here and there.
I realize it's Tuesday night now. We're smooth out the technical aspects. I may have the first stream released tomorrow instead of waiting until next week though. So sit tight, give the YouTube and/or twitter page a follow. I'll link it here when it's ready.
Shit! Sorry I missed this
Our musical works to date http://www.arielsatticmusic.com/ -
That's outstanding, I see you have a master command of linguistics and presentation.
I remember you mentioning you played Xbox Games, was it Ghost Recon? Something Tom Clancy based. Either way, you have a pretty fundamental grasp on how to use the internet and technology.
So if that's the case, would you be willing to join the show and break down personnel and plays for us? I'd LOVE to hear your input with great detail. I'll even be happy to provide you the mic and camera.
edit: I'll take it a step further and PAY you for your time.
That's outstanding, I see you have a master command of linguistics and presentation.
I remember you mentioning you played Xbox Games, was it Ghost Recon? Something Tom Clancy based. Either way, you have a pretty fundamental grasp on how to use the internet and technology.
So if that's the case, would you be willing to join the show and break down personnel and plays for us? I'd LOVE to hear your input with great detail. I'll even be happy to provide you the mic and camera.
edit: I'll take it a step further and PAY you for your time.
well, I was an English major in college before I went into the Air Force. Never had an xbox. And, lol, I actually did take a college phys ed class on "coaching football", had to have a different elective after getting my WSI in swimming.....but that was back in the day, without all the extemporary and exhaustive detail that gets you lost in showing your extremely bloated ego, but not really effectively communicating to others. And you should get some coaching on how to refrain from bragging blah blah blah, you start alienating your audience, you have to grow up enough, junior shirley, to understand your audience.
BTW, I was also a speech minor. I don't know enough "Xs" and "Os" etc to show up on your show, like you would not know squat about being on a computer programming/business analyst podcast with me. When I would run meetings, I would not throw around acronyms that other people wouldn't know. You do that to show off, I think. Not good.
Oh, and STFU once in a while, don't be like Troy Aikman or Chris Collingsworth, they love to hear their own voice so much they rarely STFU.
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That's outstanding, I see you have a master command of linguistics and presentation.
I remember you mentioning you played Xbox Games, was it Ghost Recon? Something Tom Clancy based. Either way, you have a pretty fundamental grasp on how to use the internet and technology.
So if that's the case, would you be willing to join the show and break down personnel and plays for us? I'd LOVE to hear your input with great detail. I'll even be happy to provide you the mic and camera.
edit: I'll take it a step further and PAY you for your time.
well, I was an English major in college before I went into the Air Force. Never had an xbox. And, lol, I actually did take a college phys ed class on "coaching football", had to have a different elective after getting my WSI in swimming.....but that was back in the day, without all the extemporary and exhaustive detail that gets you lost in showing your extremely bloated ego, but not really effectively communicating to others. And you should get some coaching on how to refrain from bragging blah blah blah, you start alienating your audience, you have to grow up enough, junior shirley, to understand your audience.
BTW, I was also a speech minor. I don't know enough "Xs" and "Os" etc to show up on your show, like you would not know squat about being on a computer programming/business analyst podcast with me. When I would run meetings, I would not throw around acronyms that other people wouldn't know. You do that to show off, I think. Not good.
Oh, and STFU once in a while, don't be like Troy Aikman or Chris Collingsworth, they love to hear their own voice so much they rarely STFU.
well, I was an English major in college before I went into the Air Force. And, lol, I actually did take a college phys ed class on "coaching football", had to have a different elective after getting my WSI in swimming.....but that was back in the day, without all the extemporary and exhaustive detail that gets you lost in showing your extremely bloated ego, but not really effectively communicating to others. And you should get some coaching on how to refrain from bragging blah blah blah, you start alienating your audience. And, you have to grow up enough, junior shirley, to understand your audience.
BTW, I was also a speech minot. I don't know enough "Xs" and "Os" etc to show up on your show, like you would not know squat about being on a computer programming/business analyst podcast with me.
Oh, and STFU once in a while, don't be like Troy Aikman or Chris Collingsworth, they love to hear their own voice so much they rarely STFU.
Soooooo...... that's a no....?
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well, I was an English major in college before I went into the Air Force. And, lol, I actually did take a college phys ed class on "coaching football", had to have a different elective after getting my WSI in swimming.....but that was back in the day, without all the extemporary and exhaustive detail that gets you lost in showing your extremely bloated ego, but not really effectively communicating to others. And you should get some coaching on how to refrain from bragging blah blah blah, you start alienating your audience. And, you have to grow up enough, junior shirley, to understand your audience.
BTW, I was also a speech minot. I don't know enough "Xs" and "Os" etc to show up on your show, like you would not know squat about being on a computer programming/business analyst podcast with me.
Oh, and STFU once in a while, don't be like Troy Aikman or Chris Collingsworth, they love to hear their own voice so much they rarely STFU.
Soooooo...... that's a no....?
Soooooo...... that's a no....?
If you would take my advice, and implement it, I might think about it, but I used to get my hotel and airfare paid for, with meals, when I gave presentations back in the day. I don't do football acronyms much. I doubt you can change your Aikman and Collingsworth bloviating ways.
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Soooooo...... that's a no....?
If you would take my advice, and implement it, I might think about it, but I used to get my hotel and airfare paid for, with meals, when I gave presentations back in the day. I don't do football acronyms much. I doubt you can change your Aikman and Collingsworth bloviating ways.
If you would take my advice, and implement it, I might think about it, but I used to get my hotel and airfare paid for, with meals, when I gave presentations back in the day. I don't do football acronyms much. I doubt you can change your Aikman and Collingsworth bloviating ways.
I was thinking about using acronyms people would know. Let me try this..
ABC
ESPN
KFC
.... IHOP
How's my aim?
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That's outstanding, I see you have a master command of linguistics and presentation.
I remember you mentioning you played Xbox Games, was it Ghost Recon? Something Tom Clancy based. Either way, you have a pretty fundamental grasp on how to use the internet and technology.
So if that's the case, would you be willing to join the show and break down personnel and plays for us? I'd LOVE to hear your input with great detail. I'll even be happy to provide you the mic and camera.
edit: I'll take it a step further and PAY you for your time.
well, I was an English major in college before I went into the Air Force. Never had an xbox. And, lol, I actually did take a college phys ed class on "coaching football", had to have a different elective after getting my WSI in swimming.....but that was back in the day, without all the extemporary and exhaustive detail that gets you lost in showing your extremely bloated ego, but not really effectively communicating to others. And you should get some coaching on how to refrain from bragging blah blah blah, you start alienating your audience, you have to grow up enough, junior shirley, to understand your audience.
BTW, I was also a speech minor. I don't know enough "Xs" and "Os" etc to show up on your show, like you would not know squat about being on a computer programming/business analyst podcast with me. When I would run meetings, I would not throw around acronyms that other people wouldn't know. You do that to show off, I think. Not good.
Oh, and STFU once in a while, don't be like Troy Aikman or Chris Collingsworth, they love to hear their own voice so much they rarely STFU.
well, I was an English major in college before I went into the Air Force. Never had an xbox. And, lol, I actually did take a college phys ed class on "coaching football", had to have a different elective after getting my WSI in swimming.....but that was back in the day, without all the extemporary and exhaustive detail that gets you lost in showing your extremely bloated ego, but not really effectively communicating to others. And you should get some coaching on how to refrain from bragging blah blah blah, you start alienating your audience, you have to grow up enough, junior shirley, to understand your audience.
BTW, I was also a speech minor. I don't know enough "Xs" and "Os" etc to show up on your show, like you would not know squat about being on a computer programming/business analyst podcast with me. When I would run meetings, I would not throw around acronyms that other people wouldn't know. You do that to show off, I think. Not good.
Oh, and STFU once in a while, don't be like Troy Aikman or Chris Collingsworth, they love to hear their own voice so much they rarely STFU.
I was an English major too. You want fries with that? Lol
Tia has been transparent that much of his work is for a more advanced audience, not us run of the mill football fans. Plenty of it is above my head too, but l’ve found if l reread and rewatch l’ll pick up plenty, and you have the same opportunity provided you have a willingness and mental faculties to allow it. I’ve learned a lot about the game through his work and l’m thankful for that.
If it’s over your head then it’s over your head and there’s no shame in that. Fwiw l would be interested in hearing you break down the X’s and O’s to the best of your ability. I doubt there would be restrictions on what acronyms you had to use, you would just be breaking down what you see and using whatever terminology suits you.
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We're going to be doing a live Tuesday night show on the YouTube page. Brownies Tuesday Night Talk, hosted by yours truly.
I can't stand the podcast bro culture. That said, it's the easiest way to convey content and do some breakdowns in between larger videos.
It won't be your typical ramble session or just reheated, repeated info that doesn't advance knowledge. 15-30 minutes tops. I'll Tell you what I've found, my interpretation(s) film review and commentary with great detail. Fair, dispassionate, straightforward.
Addressing the good and bad on the week for the team, tie trends together across games and the season.
I'll be doing the same for BrainyBallers.com here and there.
I realize it's Tuesday night now. We're smooth out the technical aspects. I may have the first stream released tomorrow instead of waiting until next week though. So sit tight, give the YouTube and/or twitter page a follow. I'll link it here when it's ready.
Shit! Sorry I missed this
Shit! Sorry I missed this
All good buddy. We're still trying to determine between two presentation platforms.
- Live and unedited. Just a raw look into the home office and the work we do.
- Recorded live and edited.
One can be straight forward and a bit easier, but not so polished in presentation.
The other, more polished, cleaner, and with a shorter run time.
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well, I was an English major in college before I went into the Air Force. Never had an xbox. And, lol, I actually did take a college phys ed class on "coaching football", had to have a different elective after getting my WSI in swimming.....but that was back in the day, without all the extemporary and exhaustive detail that gets you lost in showing your extremely bloated ego, but not really effectively communicating to others. And you should get some coaching on how to refrain from bragging blah blah blah, you start alienating your audience, you have to grow up enough, junior shirley, to understand your audience.
BTW, I was also a speech minor. I don't know enough "Xs" and "Os" etc to show up on your show, like you would not know squat about being on a computer programming/business analyst podcast with me. When I would run meetings, I would not throw around acronyms that other people wouldn't know. You do that to show off, I think. Not good.
Oh, and STFU once in a while, don't be like Troy Aikman or Chris Collingsworth, they love to hear their own voice so much they rarely STFU.
I was an English major too. You want fries with that? Lol
Tia has been transparent that much of his work is for a more advanced audience, not us run of the mill football fans. Plenty of it is above my head too, but l’ve found if l reread and rewatch l’ll pick up plenty, and you have the same opportunity provided you have a willingness and mental faculties to allow it. I’ve learned a lot about the game through his work and l’m thankful for that.
If it’s over your head then it’s over your head and there’s no shame in that. Fwiw l would be interested in hearing you break down the X’s and O’s to the best of your ability. I doubt there would be restrictions on what acronyms you had to use, you would just be breaking down what you see and using whatever terminology suits you.
Tia has been transparent that much of his work is for a more advanced audience, not us run of the mill football fans.
Yes and no. I don't want to "talk down" to people in the sense that I have to use language so general or vague that it's inaccurate. I want people to not have to "work" to understand my messsage. But at the same time, I want to use football language, along with slides and videos, where you can follow along and pick things up as we go. Almost like dropping someone in another country and them learning the language through immersion. I'll take peoples hands and jump in the water with them, but at the same time wanting them to learn along side of me.
Plenty of it is above my head too, but l’ve found if l reread and rewatch l’ll pick up plenty, and you have the same opportunity provided you have a willingness and mental faculties to allow it. I’ve learned a lot about the game through his work and l’m thankful for that.
Thank you, that means a lot to me. It's also damn near exactly what I'm looking for. I can't produce content for those with no -or- short attention spans. I'm not looking to get into the entertainment or used car sales type of delivery. I want to enjoy what I do and, like you'll see in my upcoming first live session, basically inviting people into my home office, my workroom, and treating it like it's just have a 1 on 1 session talking shop with X's and O's.
What I've always done and will continue to do, is deliver straight-forward content, honestly, dispassionately, in-depth without overwhelming people by taking up too much time or all the extra bullshit and hyped nonsense that others seem to thrive producing.
So much so that I've actually shot down two podcast requests because their creators have asked me to tone down my critiques and give positive reviews only otherwise it may, as one said, "hurt the business". That's verbatim.
Fuck every last bit of that. I'm not going to sell half-truths or outright lies because it may hurt the hype of your following and their flavor of the week.
As always, trying to find that balance in my work. Appreciate any and everyone of you who have followed along for 11+ years now.
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