I noted a lot more clips then usual this weekend so we finish off with a 22min video this week but full of great coaching tidbits.
First we look at Carlton employing a tagger for Maddy Prespakis which didn't work for a variety of reasons, as this clip shows.
We also look at Carlton during a fast play on transition offense and all the options the ball carrier has available that are all unidentified in real time over ignored and is a reason for their scoring woes in the first half of this game.
Another team on the ropes is Richmond who are limping to the line and we see a fast-ish play from defensive 50 result in a long kick down the line to a 1v7 but then we also see some great individual and team forward craft going inside forward 50.
We've got our usual clip of Geelong not connecting midfield to forward and just running away from the ball carrier and putting the kick out of distance to reach them.
The Sydney clip is a great look at what dominoes can look like on the ground and how drawing just 1 defender can set of a chain of drawing the others and then the multitude of player options you have available if you know they're there. A sign of high skill is once you identify a free option then how long can you keep them free until they can be used in the best way possible.
Adelaide won a thriller against North Melbourne who cannot beat a top 4 team who isn't them, with the Crows having a pseudo-Melbourne lane formation at the stoppage that resulted in a goal but North Melbourne defending the wrong spots around the contest at the same time.
In the Hawks/Power game we see how high work rate can quickly result in turning the tables on player outnumber advantages, how at this level of football the simple act of handballing on the wrong hand results in a certain deep inside 50 opportunity being turned over between the arcs and another poor midfield-forward connection clip from Port, but it was half-way good if that makes sense!
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