The Thrower’s Eye
by February 15, 2012, 4:56am 0
Between the reality of technical skill and the black-and-white world of good and bad decisions lies an ocean of space. This space is defined by possibility; a possibility that is…
Between the reality of technical skill and the black-and-white world of good and bad decisions lies an ocean of space. This space is defined by possibility; a possibility that is…
We usually think of breaking the mark as an individual skill, but the structure that surrounds it is often as important as individual brilliance. While there are as many ways…
I hadn’t had a chance to watch this particular piece of history (game footage of NYNY vs. Boston Big Brother at the 1991 World Championships), so I was thrilled to…
The birth of the AUDL brings with it three major changes: professionalism, refs and a wider field. Justifiably, most of the attention has gone to the first two of these. …
I am swimming in video right now. USA Ultimate is releasing the footage from Club Nationals and friend-of-Fugue Luke Johnson sent me all the footage from Oregon’s trip to Boulder last May. …
We have an awkward big-little region up here in the far corner of the country. The geographic area is vast; the drive from University of Alaska – Fairbanks to BYU…
This article is part 2 of 4 in a series. Writing about Clown Tent is tricky. By its very nature, CT is designed to deal with individual idiosyncrasies. On a…
Clown Tent is a team philosophy that shifts the nature of responsibility in an unconventional direction. Clown Tent is incredibly flexible and powerful, but also really dangerous. When it goes…
It’s time for Hall of Fame voting again and with it, the annual debate over Kenny Dobyns. The question of in or out is simple: he should be in. Kenny…