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[quote author=washingtonismoney link=topic=13868.msg145302#msg145302 date=1449090183]
http://www.foxsports.com/college-footbal...ivr-120215

According to Belch, of the 16 teams that have signed on with STRIVR, 14 of them capture content on a daily (or near-daily) basis throughout the season. All of these teams capture content from the QB viewpoint. The "heavier" users also capture from linebacker, safety, and even the kicker's viewpoint and then take the VR setup to the hotel the night before games for extra visualization and mental training. Teams that are considered "heavy" users: Stanford, Clemson, Temple, Dartmouth, Arkansas, the Arizona Cardinals, Minnesota Vikings and New York Jets.

Interesting that of that list, basically all of them have overachieved relative to expectations this year (I'm not sure what Dartmouth's expectations were, but they're 9-1 so doing pretty well).
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Since this is still in its infancy, I think this is going to be a complete game changer in only a few years.  Teams that don't understand it and use it will lose ground.  I expect, in the next few years, to see a few elite high school teams use it if they can find the money.  Might even be outlawed in high school just for the money reason, but elite players, especially QBs with private coaches, will be using it. 

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[quote author=washingtonismoney link=topic=13868.msg145302#msg145302 date=1449090183]
http://www.foxsports.com/college-footbal...ivr-120215

According to Belch, of the 16 teams that have signed on with STRIVR, 14 of them capture content on a daily (or near-daily) basis throughout the season. All of these teams capture content from the QB viewpoint. The "heavier" users also capture from linebacker, safety, and even the kicker's viewpoint and then take the VR setup to the hotel the night before games for extra visualization and mental training. Teams that are considered "heavy" users: Stanford, Clemson, Temple, Dartmouth, Arkansas, the Arizona Cardinals, Minnesota Vikings and New York Jets.

Interesting that of that list, basically all of them have overachieved relative to expectations this year (I'm not sure what Dartmouth's expectations were, but they're 9-1 so doing pretty well).
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Since this is still in its infancy, I think this is going to be a complete game changer in only a few years.  Teams that don't understand it and use it will lose ground.  I expect, in the next few years, to see a few elite high school teams use it if they can find the money.  Might even be outlawed in high school just for the money reason, but elite players, especially QBs with private coaches, will be using it.