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Scouting Philosophy
by Brian Denver, USA -
February 19, 2002
For Scouters: Getting Player's Impression
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Both for new and veteran coaches, one thing may be
useful: extra scouting tools. These tools would not be intended to give away too much
information and thus dumb down the game; rather they would be intended to make up for the
fact that a real-team has a full-time staff of dozens while a DEL team has one person
(sometimes two) putting in on average an hour a week.
So I'm wondering what sort of extra tools might be helpful, in terms of providing
information that a staff full of scouts and assistant coaches would provide.
Some possibilities might include: ......
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Players Recruiting and Selection
For Players: Getting Scouts Attention
Be honest
Try to base the recruiting process on honesty - both yours and the recruiters. Always be
up front with recruiters. Let them know where they stand with you and what concerns you
have regarding their schools / teams.
Likewise, you should expect honesty on the part of the recruiter, and, if you suspect
something is not quite right, you should seriously reconsider your interest in that school
/ team.
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