Washington State University Intercollegiate Athletics Department Coaching Videos, 1993-2009

The collection consists primarily of coaching film (i.e. non-televised, single camera recordings, usually silent) from Washington State University athletic events.

Series 1: Football, 1993-2009. Subseries 1.1: VHS and SVHS, 1993-2005. These games were reorganized by the athletic department: one tape all now contains all of the WSU offensive plays, another all the defensive plays, and a third all the kicking/special teams. Their labeling has been maintained here, and it usually tells the intended destination of that copy: either it's the master, it's intended for / acquired by exchange with other teams for scouting, or it's intended for use by a particular coach or in a particular place. At the end of the series are two non-game videos. The majority of these have turned out to actually be in SVHS format, which MASC currently can not reproduce. Subseries 1.2: DVCPro, 1999-2004; and Subseries 1.3: MiniDV, 2001, 2004-2005, 2009. These games are filmed both from an end zone (EZ) camera and from a sideline (SL) camera. In some cases the second half is one tape, in some cases it's two, which is why some games have four tapes (EZ and SL each half) and some have six (EZ and SL for 1st half, 3rd quarter, 4th quarter). At the end of each subseries are six to seven non-game videos.

Series 2: Basketball, Men's, MiniDV, 1999-2006, and Series 3: Basketball, Women's, MiniDV, 1999-2006. Each tape in this series is either the first or second half of a basketball game, so almost all games are 2 tapes. Presumably overtimes are included on the second tape. For games where a tape is missing, that one is so noted. One VHS tape is at the end of the men's series.

Series 4: Soccer, MiniDV, 1999-2005. Like basketball, each tape in this series is either the first or second half of a soccer match, and for games where a tape is missing, that one is so noted. Unlike basketball, overtime periods are on a third tape.

Series 5: Volleyball, MiniDV, 1999-2003. Labeling of these tapes (usually T1 or T2) is maintained in this list. Due to the large number of T1 only matches, we're assuming that some of the matches are recorded in full on one tape, while others are split over two.