Telemetry Sports is also able to analyze all of the data, by ingesting it and creating tags. With that, you’re able to search for and find the most detailed play variations. With a variety of ways to export this information Telemetry Sports really helps coaches determine the keys to the week and simple takeaways that they want to see. Video can also be exported to fit pre-existing analysis systems (XOS Digitial, DVSport). Next Gen Stats makes this level of analysis possible at the pro level, but it’s the Sportlogiq data fuels the college product.
Telemetry Sports uses its interface with Sportlogiq tracking data to offer pro-level analysis for the NCAA. As a coach this tracking data doesn’t replace anything that you’re already doing, it just enhances it allowing you to be more efficient at your current processes. For example, if you were scouting Alabama in the interface you could filter down to find plays where Wide Receiver, Henry Ruggs only faces press coverage. With Sportlogiq tracking data and Telemetry Sports combined, you can have that footage in three clicks of a mouse. With that, by using Telemetry Sports, scouts can also place halos on the specific player for easy analysis and film review. Those queries and playlists are also easily shareable (email, text message, etc.)
Using Sportlogiq tracking data and machine learning on their side, Telemetry Sports can also find similar plays automatically (double scissors routes for example)
The Telemetry Sports player pages are also very powerful, pulling in all the tracking data and associated data.