Mia and Mya Pauldo to Tennessee!

[superfly]

Very nice addition. You can never have too many good guards. Kim seems to understand where you start building a team. You build it through the high school recruits and fill in the gap with transfers. These two are a great foundation.

 

[chuckiepoo]

Thank you!

 

[Orange.]

 

[BruisedOrange]

[Dang. Another rant, and it's still months before I turn 70!]

Okay, IMHO it's time for everyone out there editing sports video to put duct tape over your linear speed change effect.

Even as an effect done for entertainment value, it's been done to death, dug up, and done to death again.

But the worst thing is, when you alter the speed of an athlete, you're actually HIDING their abilities and what makes them special! Either show it in slo mo---or show it at regular speed. Only then can we appreciate their speed, balance, and moves in relation to the defenders around them.

Linear speed effects for athletic subjects are like showing a great tap dancer from the neck up. Video editors--get out of the way. Your subject is the subject.