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Information Technology & Collegiate Athletics

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Dan FitzSimmons – IU Athletics IT Director

Besides normal office IT functions, what types of technology do you think of when you think about athletics?

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A Partial List

 Scoreboards  Sound effects  Video scouting  Video analysis for training  Statistical analysis  Pitch tracking  Team scheduling software  Compliance software to

maintain NCAA eligibility  Strength training devices,

speed training devices that monitor everything from reps, to velocity of reps

 Scoring software for

capturing and sharing stats  Stats website(s)  Touchscreens for fans  Menu boards  Meet manager software for

track and field/ swimming/ diving

 Digital asset manager for cataloging and distributing media

 Crimson Club check-ins Bluetooth responders

 Bluetooth responders to see if athletes are attending

classes  Ticket office functions  Weather forecasting services  Instant replay  FreeD  Grade tracking + study hall  Putting analysis  Medical Records  Development (fundraising)  Social Networks  All the networking to make all

of this go  All the data to make it useful

Game Day

Information Technology on

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Every season starts with testing…

• Truck pads • Scoreboards • Is everything

patched & updated?

• Wi-Fi for Press • Internal Wi-Fi • Radio • Ticket Booths • Gate Scanning • Instant Replay • JTech for EOC

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Basketball Checklist – Every Game • Ticket Office/Gate scanning

good?

• Is scoreboard data flowing?

• Are the scorer’s table’s hardwires

and AP good?

• Is visiting radio connected?

• Is the printer for stats working?

• Is the EOC connected/JTech

functioning?

• Are press connecting?

• Is the visiting SID’s MAC

registered and connected?

• Are the touchscreens working

and still looking awesome?

• Photographers good?

• In venue TVs showing what they

should?

• Get iPads to the TV personalities.

• How did the team look during the

shoot-around?

• What kind of food are they

serving tonight?

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Spot the Problem

ICE Activity 2

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Does Anyone See a Problem Here?

1. We have trucks connected to the network

2. Press connected to the network

3. Instant Replay connected to the network

4. Staff connected to the network

5. Specialized sports apps connected to the network

6. Emergency Operations on the network

7. Our ticket office on the network …

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Possible Problems with Everyone on the Same Network

Networking Challenges

1. Guest could attempt to gain access to my file servers

2. They can “sniff” network traffic to glean information

3. Create man-in-the-middle attacks

4. Infect my computers with malware

5. Create mischief

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My nightmare…

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IU’s current solution is to use VLANs.

Networking Challenges

Campus Networks has created Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs) to isolate segments of the network. This limits the scope of damage that can done.

1. Building VLANs for staff

2. Scoreboard VLAN

3. Truck VLAN

4. Ticket Office VLAN

5. Press VLAN

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Improving Dive Performance Through Data and Analytics

Diving

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Or … A Deep Dive into Dive Data

Diving

Terms • Dive number

Every dive has a unique number assigned by FINA (e.g. 301A, 201B). Each dive number corresponds to a degree of difficulty.

• Balk When a diver stops a dive after obviously beginning execution.

• Reps The number of times a diver practices a single dive.

• RedCap Survey tool used for gathering subject research data provided by UITS Research Computing.

• 10M Impact Restrictions on how often a diver should dive from a 10M platform.

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Two primary data sources

Diving

RedCap survey data Sideline Scout data

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Sideline Scout allows us to capture video above and below water, and distribute it immediately to the student-athletes after practice over Wi-Fi.

Diving

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Hixon scores a PAR

Diving

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Quality Scores

Diving

1. Eagle, Birdie, Par, Bogey, Double Bogey, Albatross

2. Allows athletes of unequal ability to compete

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So we have the data

1. An intern exports the data from Sideline Scout and Redcap

2. Makes sure it’s “clean”

3. Uploads it to an in-house web site I wrote (https://athletics.Indiana.edu/Watson/)

4. Download the data set desired, then push it to IBM’s Watson.

5. Watson DEMO!

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Diving

• Watson as, an end-user product, has been discontinued.

• We’re in the process of evaluating other data analytics products, but I can tell you what we were able to do:

• Predictive scoring – Drew got pretty good at guessing what divers would score based on training data

• Peak performance days – What day was likely to be a good day and train to hit those days on meets.

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What else would you want to capture to better understand a diver’s athleteic performance?

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Our stretch goals

Diving

1. Diet and Hydration

2. Sleep Patterns

3. Weight Training

4. Stress Levels

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Questions?