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2.2. PSP (Pre-shot pass)

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Pre-shot Pass (PSP) Overview

The video explains the concept of a Pre-shot Pass (PSP), which is used exclusively in provision live collections.

Definition

A pre-shot pass is the pass made immediately before a shot that leads to specific shot outcomes such as:

  • Goals
  • Shots on goal
  • Misses
  • Shots hitting the iron

Important Considerations

  • If the shot is blocked by a teammate or opponent, the pre-shot pass should not be tagged.
  • The tagging process involves:
    1. Tagging the shot normally.
    2. Going back to tag the pass that led to that shot.

Special Cases

  • Pre-shot passes are treated like regular passes.
  • In cases of deflection shots, these should be tagged as shot passes instead of pre-shot passes.

The video also provides examples to illustrate these points.

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