Woul Basketball Video Analysis

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Interesting and to be honest the first order of business after viewing the video was to establish a connection between this TAMUC Dr. Dawg and their institution. In general terms to review their academic credentials, as such evidence points to the fact that the individual in the video is Dr. Rusty Waller, Educational Leadership from Texas A&M University- Commerce. Specifically, from their Center for Faculty Excellence and Innovation (Moseley, 2017).
Dr. Dawg or Dr. Waller presented within the context of their video some valid general points that are essential to the research process. An excellent point that they presented was at the onset of the video or the issues with research today and the vagueness that may be a part of the equation. Personally, a problem that I will be required to address is the number of scholarly articles that are from the 1990’s or from earlier dates. I acknowledge the validity of their research methodologies and their eventual conclusions. However, there have been contrasting developments in the past twenty-seven or less years that may present another point-of-view to their findings. In other words, vague from the time frame when the information was first authored and presented for review in correlation to our time-frame. As we have discussed in our one-on-one forum board, the information is valid, and the task presented
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While the general fundamentals are the same since year 1891, the game has evolved since then and will continue to evolve. As a coach, do I adhere to the basic strategies when performing my coaching duties, techniques that were originally presented? Or do I analyze the various components that are essential to the game? Thereby adapting, or formulating a hybrid approach that may incorporate some original theory and theories that have evolved through the years. Generally, that could be considered bridging the gap to adapt to our moment in

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