AI can clock a 40 time and identify the fastest 300-pound lineman, but it can’t tell you who’s the first guy in the building on a Tuesday morning. That’s still a coach’s job. Ask any Power Four coach and they’ll tell you that culture and fit is more important than talent and skill.
Some coaches are using AI to pore over film and do the dirty work for them. There are two issues with that: first, AI can’t tell whether a guy picks up his teammates or not. Second, some high school players are using AI to make highlight tapes of their own, and it could sneak past a scouting department.
Sometimes, the old-school way of doing things is the best way. Luckily, college coaches aren’t always the fastest to pick up new technology.
#CollegeFootball #Recruiting #AI #Tech #HighSchoolFootball
This article was gathered automatically by our news bot. We help YouTubers by driving traffic to them for free. The featured image in this article is the thumbnail of the embedded video. Thank you for visiting Win Big Sports Network and wbsnsports.com. For more sports, news, and entertainment, follow us on Twitter @WBSNsports or like our page on Facebook.
#Sports #Video #Highlights
