Paul Carr

Again, baseball is ahead a lot more where, say, your iPhone or maybe a couple iPhones up in the right spot, and you can do a lot of stuff for the youth level, high school, showcases, whatever.

Soccer, they're not there yet, but in some places it works.

It always depends a lot on...

the camera quality and locations.

And there's a lot that goes into it, but soccer's getting there as well.

Yes, is the short answer.

One of the things our site does is integrate the video.

So you filter down to, you know, because football, I want to see, you know, third and long plays where they throw the ball to the left.

You know, you add a few filters.

It has, okay, here's the 17 plays.

Click on those, and you can watch the video of those.

Stock are similar.

You know, you want to see passes from this location to that location, maybe in a certain half or when they're trailing by a goal or whatever it might be.

Add the filters.

Here are the touches or the passes.

Click those, and you can watch the video.

So that's – I mean, as much as analytics is thought of as, like, nerdy and in-depth, and it is in a lot of ways, but time-saving is such a big thing in any sport.

You don't have to watch –

five or 10 games to find the 10 pitches or plays or touches that you want.

You can do filters and find that quickly.