Anatomy of a high school soccer game
Wherein this is a test
Went to a another girls high school soccer game this week. We're in the state tournament and the top two ranked teams met up. Unfortunately #2 ( the away team) prevailed. I'll come back later and add a little more detail and explain how a good team with a game plan can defeat a better team without a game plan.
I also used the time to try out my shot sketch idea (the legend). How's this work? The lines indicate where the assist came from.
First Half
Second Half
Went to a another girls high school soccer game this week. We're in the state tournament and the top two ranked teams met up. Unfortunately #2 ( the away team) prevailed. I'll come back later and add a little more detail and explain how a good team with a game plan can defeat a better team without a game plan.
I also used the time to try out my shot sketch idea (the legend). How's this work? The lines indicate where the assist came from.
First Half
Second Half
1 Comments:
After staring mindlessly at the graph, I finally saw the legend link- which, as you can imagine, helped immeasurably. Waiting for your narrative on how the lack of a gameplan caused the home team's eventual demise. I agree with the premise that a moderately-talented opponent with a gameplan can defeat a more-talented team w/o one. I always thought soccer, more than some other sports, lent itself to effective coaching strategies.
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