Make your own highlights and send them to parents, recruiters and fans.
Hudl imposes a 25-highlight limit per game per athlete. This limit provides a safeguard for coaches against abuse.
When an athlete tries to highlight too many clips, Hudl displays a warning. Coaches can always highlight more than 25 clips for an athlete.
Coaches get the final say on whether video they’ve uploaded is public (visible to anyone who visits Hudl) or private (only visible to logged-in members of the team). If you’re an athlete or a parent of an athlete, this means that some aspects of your highlights are out of your control.
Let us explain what we mean:
By default, clips marked as highlights for an individual (or for the entire Team) are public in Hudl. So, when you send a link to Grandma, Uncle Bob in Iraq, or a college recruiter, they can view your highlighted videos with no restraints.
However, some coaches are not comfortable having highlights publicly available for competitive reasons. We let those coaches “opt-out” and mark their whole team’s highlights as private.
If you’re a logged-in member of the team, you will still be able to see and interact with your highlights. But if you share that page with others, they’ll see a message explaining that the team’s highlights are private.
If a coach wants to keep the team’s highlights public (as most do), they can still restrict access to certain angles of video. For example, it’s typical in football for coaches to record two angles: one from the press-box (called “Sideline” or “Wide”) and one from the end-zone behind the field goal posts (called “End-Zone”). Most coaches prefer not to include their End-Zone footage in any highlights.
That’s why Hudl gives coaches an option to toggle on or off any angle of video.
But, there’s a catch!
If either of these things happen, a clip you mark as a highlight might not show up correctly to someone outside of your team.
Long story short: the team’s coaches are the highlights gatekeepers. If your highlights aren’t public but you think they should be, explain your position to your coach. Let us know how we can help.
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DVDs are processed in the order they are placed, and mailed out 1-3 days after they are processed. Once the DVD is mailed, you will receive an email from Hudl confirming your DVD has been shipped complete with a tracking number to see exactly where your DVD is. We send the DVDs from our office in Lincoln, Neb. so just check your tracking number to see the status of your DVD.
Once you place your DVD order, the order will be processed and shipped within two business days. Once shipped, it generally take 3-5 business days to ship completely although this time could be faster or slower depending on your mail service.
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Anyone. Highlight pages are open to the public and the option to order a DVD is right on the highlight page, making the process quick and easy. Anyone (including a coach recruiting you or your grandparents) who accesses a highlight page will be given the option to order a DVD.
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Creating highlights on Hudl.com is free and available to every player and team.
Premium highlights are free to create and share for coaches and players. Once unlocked, Premium Highlights will be available on your highlight page.
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Yes. Both coaches and players can create highlights with a simple click of the mouse that you can quickly and easily share to recruiters, friends, and family.
Hudl.com gives the option of both basic and premium highlights. Premium highlights give you the ability to create a professional highlight film with cover slides, music, spots shadows or arrows, and customized clip order.
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