If you didn't see the comment below, the WJUC footage from 2 years ago was only from the practice camp prior to Germany as USAU did not have the funds to send me along with to document the teams. Maybe that will change this year with the teams traveling to Dublin, but who knows...

Agreed on twixtor. only just got it working with AE5 and the results were mixed for me. the pro version is what i need to learn in order to really break apart the scene and have players stand out, but i really had to blitz on this project and basically did the bulk of the work in under 7 days while holding down my full time job

We were fortunate enough to have our college practice player, Tim Fergus, make it down to Sarasota. The team paid for his ticket and lodging and in return he sat behind the camera every day and filmed more than 6hrs worth of footage.

Often though I will do the filming as well, and as much as I like the back of the endzone view (if you can only be limited to one angle), the back does not let one be a good sideline player as well. Therefore, some of the footage you'll notice from Regionals or Sectionals was filmed by me from the sideline (on top of a bucket).

music is always a tricky subject... for this video i took suggestions from my team and therefore the songs meant something a little more than just whatever i happened to be listening to.

as long as you're not monetizing your trick-shot videos you can use copyrighted music without much fear of repercution . But if you want to steer clear of any issues, then check out:
freemusicarchive.org/
ccmixter.org/

these are my favorites.