Extra Width and Extra Marks: Double Teams in Semi-Pro Ultimate

The more AUDL and MLU games you watch, and the more you witness just about everyone repeatedly getting open on the country’s best defenders.

Jun 19, 2014 by Alec Surmani in Analysis

The 2014 Ultiworld DIII College Awards (Men’s)

The Ultiworld DIII editorial staff selects their top players of 2014 in the DIII College Awards.

Jun 6, 2014 by Jesse Moskowitz in Analysis

The Brummie Offensive Treatise: Developing Skills and Strategy to Suit Your Team

In my time coaching, I've developed several offensive strategies -- and plenty of defensive ones -- as a way of experimenting with different ways of playing the game. One roadmap for improvement that I like: 1. Expand your toolkit; 2. Find something suitable for your team; 3. Know what to expect.

Jun 3, 2014 by Sion "Brummie" Scone in Analysis

What To Eat During A Tournament

The tryout season is in full swing and the summer club season is just around the corner.

Jun 2, 2014 by Kate Schlag in Analysis

Breaking Ground: Ohio State Wins First Title Their Way

It took five years, but Ohio State built a program from the ground up and completed the process with a no-doubt National title on Memorial Day.

May 30, 2014 by in Analysis, Recap

The Advantages of the Underdog: How Colorado College Stunned Nationals

Colorado College was one of the biggest surprises of the College Championships, rattling off two huge wins in pool play to reach the prequarters, and finishing 9th after being seeded 18th. Read how they did it.

May 29, 2014 by Katie Geer in Analysis

Analysis: Oregon Exits Nationals In Semifinals For Third Straight Year

There are a couple of ways to look at the performance of Oregon Ego at College Championships in the last three years.

May 26, 2014 by Simon Pollock in Analysis

Analysis: UNC Defense Keeps It Simple To Beat UNC Wilmington

UNC's defense was the story of the semifinal

May 26, 2014 by Tad Wissel in Analysis

Northeastern Builds Drama In Pool C (Women’s)

May 24, 2014 by Katie Geer in Analysis, News

The Edge of Chaos: Western Washington Stumbles On Day One

Western Washington Chaos stepped onto the field today with a healthy resume: they had wins over Stanford, British Columbia, and UCSB.

May 24, 2014 by Katie Geer in Analysis, News