Test Your Soccer Knowledge

Answer: C, Hudl

With access to full games, playlists and single clips from any computer or mobile device, game review isn’t limited to locker rooms. Athletes like Sabrina Flores can analyze their performance on the bus ride home or from the comfort of their couch.

Source: https://www.hudl.com/athletes-and-fans

Answer: b, HDMI Cables

The streaming kit con­verts video from the cam­era to a for­mat that can be used with Sideline, then sends that con­vert­ed video over a pri­vate net­work to the record­ing iPad. The cam­era is con­nect­ed to the stream­ing kit through HDMI cables.

Answer: d, Both A and B

The recorded games, practices, or training sessions allow athletes to study and elevate their performance as well as share highlights, stats, and scores with recruiters, friends and family.

Source: https://www.hudl.com/athletes-and-fans

Answer: a, Google Meet

While there aren’t any fans in the stands, the NWSL is still looking to feature them within its broadcasts. As part of a new partnership with Google, the NWLS is using Google Meet during the Challenge Cup to securely host virtual cheering sections in club’s home markets around the country and integrating these chats into the coverage.

Source: https://www.sportsvideo.org/2020/06/30/nwsl-makes-broadcast-network-debut-on-cbs-with-full-remi-workflow/

Answer: c, Anyone with a Google Account

Anyone with a Google Account can create engage in an online meeting with up to 100 participants and meet for up to 60 minutes per meeting (up to 24 hours per meeting through Sept. 30, 2020).

Answer: d, Both A and B

Users can start a meeting or join a meeting from any modern browser on their desktop or laptop or by downloading the Google Meet app on their mobile device.