AI Tactics: Coach's ChatGPT Use Sparks Debate

Resources

Books

• "Anatomy of a Series" - Mentioned as a series that Laura Harvey was an editor for, relevant to her discussing tactical strategies.

Videos & Documentaries

• TikTok clip of Laura Harvey - This clip circulated widely and brought attention to her admitting to using ChatGPT for tactical advice.

Research & Studies

• ChatGPT - Laura Harvey admitted to using this large language model to help develop tactical strategies for her team.

Articles & Papers

• Op-ed by Elizabeth Eddy in the New York Post - Eddy wrote about the NWSL needing to implement a gender policy, specifically regarding biological women playing in the league.
• Column by Meg Linehan in The Athletic - Linehan commented on Elizabeth Eddy's op-ed, agreeing that a gender policy is needed but not necessarily the one Eddy proposed.

People Mentioned

• Laura Harvey - Prominent NWSL head coach who admitted to using ChatGPT for tactical development.
• CJ - Friend of the pod and editor of "Anatomy of a Series" who was with the host during a trick-or-treating experience.
• Lori Lindsey - Co-host of the podcast "Soccerish."
• Christine Unkel - Co-host of the podcast "Soccerish."
• Kim - OG listener who, along with the host, contributed to ChatGPT's knowledge about soccer.
• Jose Mourinho - Mentioned as an example of someone who might consult with OpenAI for tactical conclusions.
• Rob Gale - Mentioned in relation to the host wearing a Portland Timbers hat, implying a humorous connection.
• Churchill - Referenced in an analogy about a "broken clock being right twice a day" to describe ChatGPT's potential for accuracy.
• Hitler - Mentioned in the same analogy as Churchill.
• Sam Coffey - USWNT player who commented after a loss to Portugal, stating the team didn't "represent the crest well."
• Jeff Cassu - Mentioned as a commentator whose take on the USWNT's performance was considered a "steaming pile."
• Lindsey Heaps - Mentioned in relation to the USWNT's ball progression from midfield to attack.
• Swanson - USWNT player.
• Robbin - USWNT player.
• Christen Press - (Implied, as "swanson and robbin" are mentioned as forwards who might be replaced or challenged by younger players).
• Jill - OG fan and business consultant who commented on Alexis Ohanian's business strategy.
• Alexis Ohanian - Co-owner of Angel City FC, discussed his past business decisions and ownership stake.
• Julie Oman - Mentioned as one of the "ladies" who reaped benefits from success without putting up money, in relation to Angel City's ownership.
• Karen Oman - Mentioned similarly to Julie Oman regarding Angel City's ownership.
• Natalie Portman - Mentioned similarly to Julie and Karen Oman regarding Angel City's ownership.
• Herman - Mentioned as the person who was "running the show" at Angel City despite Ohanian's minority stake.
• Frisco Trail - Mentioned as the coach of Houston, discussing potential locker room talks.
• Asa - Mentioned as having a model for predicting game outcomes.

Organizations & Institutions

• Seattle Reign - NWSL team where Laura Harvey is the head coach.
• US Women's National Team (USWNT) - The primary focus of the discussion regarding recent friendlies.
• NWSL (National Women's Soccer League) - The professional women's soccer league in the US, discussed in various contexts including player policies and team performance.
• Angel City FC - NWSL team discussed regarding their playoff status, player op-ed, and ownership structure.
• Portland Timbers - Mentioned in relation to the host's hat during a segment about Laura Harvey.
• San Jose Earthquakes - Mentioned as the team of the player Quinn, who moved to Canada.
• FC Nordsjælland - (Implied, as Quinn plays in the Danish league).
• Portugal (National Team) - Opponent of the USWNT in recent friendlies.
• New Zealand (National Team) - Opponent of the USWNT in recent friendlies.
• FIFA - Mentioned in the context of world rankings and standardizing the women's international calendar.
• The Athletic - Publication where Meg Linehan wrote a column.
• New York Post - Publication where Elizabeth Eddy's op-ed was published.
• OpenAI - The company behind ChatGPT.
• The Dodgers - Professional sports team mentioned in a discussion about community obligations.
• Kansas City Current - NWSL team discussed in the context of Decision Day and playoff positioning.
• San Diego Wave FC - NWSL team discussed in the context of Decision Day and playoff positioning.
• Orlando Pride - NWSL team discussed in the context of Decision Day and playoff positioning.
• North Carolina Courage - NWSL team discussed in the context of Decision Day and playoff positioning.
• Gotham FC - NWSL team discussed in the context of Decision Day and playoff positioning.
• Louisville - NWSL team discussed in the context of Decision Day and playoff positioning.
• Bay FC - NWSL team discussed in the context of Decision Day and playoff positioning.
• Washington Spirit - NWSL team discussed in the context of Decision Day and playoff positioning.
• Chicago Red Stars - NWSL team discussed in the context of Decision Day.
• ESPN - Media rights holder mentioned in relation to scheduling Decision Day games.
• Shay Butter FC - Organization mentioned in relation to a comment by "Sills."
• Reddit - Mentioned as a company where Alexis Ohanian had past success.
• The Murdochs - Referred to in relation to the New York Post.

Courses & Educational Resources

• Expected Own Goals - The podcast itself, mentioned in relation to its video version and Patreon.

Websites & Online Resources

• Discord - A platform where a listener brought attention to the Laura Harvey/ChatGPT clip.
• Patreon - Platform for supporting the podcast and accessing ad-free content.
• X (formerly Twitter) - Social media platform used by the podcast.
• Instagram - Social media platform used by the podcast.
• TikTok - Social media platform used by the podcast.
• YouTube - Social media platform used by the podcast.

Other Resources

• ChatGPT GPT edition - A humorous reference to the podcast episode title, playing on the use of ChatGPT.
• Gender Policy (NWSL) - A policy discussed extensively in relation to Elizabeth Eddy's op-ed and the NWSL's stance on trans athletes.
• Biological Women - Term used in the discussion about the NWSL gender policy.
• Trans Non-Binary Identifying People - Discussed in the context of the NWSL gender policy and player representation.
• Trans Athletes - A central theme in the discussion about the NWSL gender policy.
• Right-wing propaganda machine - Mentioned as influencing opinions on trans issues.
• Groomers and Pedophiles - Terms used in the context of right-wing propaganda surrounding trans issues.
• Pink and Blue Flag - Symbol of trans visibility mentioned in relation to Angel City FC's inclusivity claims.
• The Disgrace of Gijon - A historical event referenced for its implications on sports integrity, related to Decision Day scheduling.
• Home Teal Advantage - A concept discussed in relation to playoff games in the NWSL.
• Shield Winners - Refers to the Kansas City Current as having won the shield.
• Home Finale - Refers to the final home game of the season for Kansas City.
• Dead Rubber - Describes the game between Portland and Houston as having no impact on standings.
• Pride - Mentioned as motivation for teams playing in dead rubber games.
• Home Playoff Birth - Refers to the possibility of securing a home playoff game.
• Bullshit Goal - A cynical description of how Seattle might score.
• Bullshit Penalty - Mentioned as a way Seattle could secure a win.
• Sellout - Mentioned in relation to North Carolina Courage's attendance history.
• Goal Difference - A factor that could influence playoff qualification for Louisville and North Carolina.
• Twitch - (Implied, as Alexis Ohanian was associated with Twitch).