colinmci
12-26-2010, 11:51 AM
I'm very excited to hear that USA Ultimate is taking over producing the Huddle (http://www.usaultimate.org/news/the-huddle-comes-to-usaultimate.org-in-2011/). This is an extremely valuable resource (check it out, if you haven't! (http://www.the-huddle.org/about/)). Thanks to Ben Wiggins and Andy Lovseth for the tremendous amount of work they put in (http://www.the-huddle.org/an-announcement/) creating and running The Huddle since 2007. Thanks also to the dozens of authors who have written already (http://www.the-huddle.org/authors/) and who will write in the future. I cannot overstate how highly I regard The Huddle and the many people who have made it so valuable.
Moving forward, if you have ideas for future Issues or Features in the Huddle, make sure to express them and help contribute to the process of developing a stream of new and interesting content. I created this thread (unofficially) for that purpose.
I'll start with one suggestion. The First Issue of the Huddle (http://www.the-huddle.org/issues/1/) discussed horizontal stack versus vertical stack, and it was great. If there's interest, I'd like to hear about other stack set-ups, like the split stack, the sideline stack, and the German (isolation in the center).
-Colin
Moving forward, if you have ideas for future Issues or Features in the Huddle, make sure to express them and help contribute to the process of developing a stream of new and interesting content. I created this thread (unofficially) for that purpose.
I'll start with one suggestion. The First Issue of the Huddle (http://www.the-huddle.org/issues/1/) discussed horizontal stack versus vertical stack, and it was great. If there's interest, I'd like to hear about other stack set-ups, like the split stack, the sideline stack, and the German (isolation in the center).
-Colin