Stat Video Training

Summary

Join Tyler Spence as he walks us through the Rack Sports Stats app training video. This tutorial is essential for understanding how to efficiently navigate the app's functionalities while tracking a live game. It covers choosing teams, selecting quarterbacks, updating plays, handling penalties, and saving the game's data. From setting up the game to diving into the intricate details of play-by-play updates—this session comprehensively addresses each aspect, ensuring users can correctly record and update in-game stats. This guide is perfect for both beginners and seasoned users, offering tips and tricks to maximize the app's potential, while efficiently tracking team progress and individual player performance.

Highlights

• Select teams and quarterbacks before the game to ensure accurate tracking! ⚙️
• Manually cycle through downs if needed for precise control! 🎛️
• Effortlessly switch quarterbacks mid-game with just a tap! 📲
• Submit plays like runs, touchdowns, and passes with ease! 🏃‍♂️💨
• Handle interceptions and defensive plays with clear interface prompts! 🛡️
• Use the reverse time feature to correct scoring and penalty errors! 🔄

Key Takeaways

• Choosing the right team and player is crucial for starting the game seamlessly! 🏈
• Learn how to update plays and manage quarterback changes effortlessly! 🔄
• Handling special scenarios like penalties or incomplete passes is a breeze! 🚫
• Track both offensive and defensive plays with clarity and precision! 🎯
• Seamlessly switch between first and second halves with intuitive controls! ⏱️
• Easily correct errors and manage game stats with the reverse time feature! ⏮️

Overview

In this video, Tyler Spence offers us an engaging walkthrough of the RAC Sports Stats App, designed to streamline the process of tracking live football games. After welcoming viewers, Tyler kicks things off by demonstrating how to select both teams and designate which is on offense. He then meticulously walks through the setup process, including choosing the starting quarterback, which is crucial before beginning gameplay.

As the game progresses, Tyler shows how to update the app based on different in-game situations such as play changes, quarterback switches, or when a touchdown occurs. He explains how to handle unique scenarios like penalties, incomplete passes, and defensive plays including interceptions. This segment is packed with valuable insights on utilizing the app for precise stat tracking and adapting to mid-game changes.

By the end of the session, Tyler details the wrap-up process of the first half and starting the second half, including specifics like reversing incorrect plays and ensuring accurate end-game scoring. With handy tips and tricks peppered throughout, users are equipped with the knowledge to handle every aspect of a game. The training not only simplifies complex in-game scenarios but also boosts confidence in using the app efficiently to enhance the overall sports tracking experience.

Chapters

• 00:00 - 00:30: Introduction and Starting the Game In this chapter titled 'Introduction and Starting the Game', Tyler Spence introduces the Rack Sports Stats app training video. The chapter begins with an overview of the app's interface, starting with the identification of the teams playing, displayed at the top of the screen. The user can select which team is on offense by pressing on the team names. There is a brief note that additional information will be discussed later. Before the game starts, selecting the quarterback is crucial, and in this demonstration, 'Charles' is selected as the quarterback.
• 00:30 - 01:00: Setting Up Player Information and Running Plays In this chapter, the process of setting up player information and running plays in a game is outlined. It begins with selecting players and starting the game by clicking the start button. The interface shows the current down and the quarterback's number. Users have the ability to manually cycle through downs, if necessary. For managing game dynamics, six options are available, including the ability to handle quarterback changes during the game. Initially, the quarterback positions are locked for each play, but adjustments can be made to accommodate changes during gameplay.
• 01:00 - 01:30: Quarterback and Offensive Play Details The chapter provides an overview of controlling the quarterback in a football game simulation by using a designated button and choosing a player, such as Mikey Garcia, to assume the role. It explains the process for documenting offensive plays, like running the ball, detailing the steps to record the player involved, the yards gained, and the play outcome, such as touchdowns or first downs. The update of game progression from first to second down through the game's info bar is also illustrated.
• 01:30 - 02:00: Defensive Play and Interceptions In this chapter, the focus is on defensive play and interceptions during a football game. The action begins with a quarterback completing a pass to John Voe for 23 yards, resulting in a first down. Following this, the quarterback throws an incomplete pass due to a bad throw or the receiver dropping the ball. The next play on second down sees the quarterback's throw being batted away by the defense, showcasing the impact of defensive strategies and plays like batting the ball to prevent completions.
• 02:00 - 02:30: Scoring and Touchdowns The chapter focuses on the actions during a football game, emphasizing defensive plays. Initially, the focus is on how defensive players come into play instead of the offensive players. During the game, a quarterback throws an interception, and the defensive players can be selected. The distance returned by the interception is recorded, leading to a switch where the opposing team gains possession and the game resumes from a 'first down.' Another play described is a sack, where the defensive team puts pressure on the opposing offense, highlighting the transition of roles in the game. Finally, the chapter illustrates a significant play where a 50-yard touchdown pass is completed, demonstrating the culmination of offensive strategy.
• 02:30 - 03:00: Second Half and Editing Plays In this chapter titled 'Second Half and Editing Plays,' the action begins with an increase in the score, marking the end of the first half of the game. The blue team adds an extra point by opting for a two-point conversion and succeeding. Attention then turns to preparations for the second half of the game. Instructions are provided on how to navigate through the interface, specifically how to select 'second half' and use navigation tools effectively to return to the home screen.
• 03:00 - 04:00: Ending the Game and Saving The chapter explains the process of managing plays during a game using a specific system. It describes a scenario where the yellow team starts with a 50 yard touchdown, but a penalty negates the play. The process to remove the play involves pressing a reverse time button to view recent plays, deleting the erroneous play using a red trash can icon, which results in the score being removed and the game reverting to first down. The chapter concludes by explaining how to end the game and save progress using a check mark and end game button.

Stat Video Training Transcription

• 00:00 - 00:30 [Music] hi i'm tyler spence and welcome to the rack sports stats app training video let's get started starting at the top of the screen you'll see both the teams that are playing pressing on them will select which team is on offense the next line will show you information we will circle back to this in a second before starting the game you'll want to have the quarterback selected let's select charles and let's select
• 00:30 - 01:00 gary for prime time once we have both selected let's start the game click the start button looking back at the information line we now see that it's first down the first half and number 27 lie is the quarterback if you click the first down we can cycle through the downs manually if needed below you see six options let's start with the first two for quarterback they're currently locked in for each play but let's say there's a quarterback change mid game we can simply change the
• 01:00 - 01:30 quarterback by pressing the quarterback button let's pick mikey garcia here now you see number 43 garcia is listed as the quarterback in the info bar now let's say the offense runs the ball so let's click run select who ran the ball how many yards and then say if it was a touchdown first down lateral or if nothing happened just hit submit which we will do now if you check the info bar we have now moved from first down to second down now the next play the quarterback throws
• 01:30 - 02:00 a pass to john voe for 23 yards and a first down you'll now see the down switch back to first down since we selected first down next down the quarterback throws an incomplete pass if it's just a bad throw press submit but let's say the wide receiver dropped the ball we can select which receiver dropped the ball and then submit now on second down he throws a ball but it gets batted away
• 02:00 - 02:30 you'll see now instead of offensive players we see defensive players in the next play the quarterback throws an interception same as the past deflection it will now pull up the defensive players select player and how many yards they return it for once we submit it you'll see that switch is over the team and starts at a first now the next play is a sack and you see the yellow team is now on d so they can get the sack let's say the play is a 50 yard touchdown bomb
• 02:30 - 03:00 you see the score increases and the down is now an extra point in the next play the blue team goes for two and gets it now it adds the two and switches it to the other team that's the end of the first half so let's move from the second half press the check mark now select second half and then the back arrow to always get to the back of the home screen
• 03:00 - 03:30 now let's say the opening play of the yellow team is their own 50 yard touchdown bomb so let's submit that but you see that actually there was a penalty on the play so we need to remove that play let's press reverse time button you'll now see the last few plays the bottom being the most recent so let's delete that by pressing the red trash can you now see the score be removed and it reverts back to first down now to end press the check mark press end game and this will save and
• 03:30 - 04:00 update the standings