by Carrie Bigbie, Selling for Coaches 

With seconds left in the game, your team is ahead but without the best defensive strategy it could all be lost.  You wonder what offensive plays your opponent might try.  Good thing you did your research and watched some scouting clips on your opponent using the Dartfish software.

Coach Bob Simmons, assistant men’s basketball coach at Ball State University, has been using Dartfish for scouting purposes for several years.  Even prior to joining Ball State, he used it at his previous coaching position as well.  “Dartfish has been very helpful in breaking down game film to prepare for our opponents.”

Dartfish makes it easy for Simmons and staff to watch film, pull clips and organize them to show to their players and other coaches.  They can show a particular play on the opposing team or offensive/defensive plays.  It helps both the coaches and players prepare for their opponents.

“Dartfish has been tremendous,” says Simmons. “It is very user-friendly and makes our scouting much easier.”

Dartfish is a recommended tool for college basketball coaches who want to scout in a more effective way, and give their players immediate feedback on technique and mechanics.