Seren Petro

How would you answer that when it comes to soccer or sports in general?

We're talking to Paul Carr here, senior director at True Media.

He'll be one of the panelists at the talk that's coming up at the Linda Hall Library.

It is always absolutely fantastic, informative if you love soccer, if you love sports in general, if you like the math.

Even if you don't like the math, you'll understand how the math goes into it.

It's not just a – it's not a math class.

Right.

It's connecting how all this data and everything works and and how it affects your sports.

And with the World Cup coming up, it's a great time to be talking about this.

Let's let's zero in on sporting in the United States.

Right.

That would be the two teams that locally everybody's rooting for.

How how does sporting use data to close the gap?

How does the U.S.

use data to close the gap and ultimately win a World Cup?

Tactically, when you have your team and it's set and you're like, okay, here's our guys, we can't do anything until next offseason to change our talent, like...

Is it something where it's like, this guy is on the wrong side?

This guy, you know, we need to feature more to him.

You're not playing the ball into the middle.

Your defenders aren't getting back.