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
posted by bill at 4:07 AM
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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