@BudElliott3 They are up 3 scores and want to avoid a two point return that would make it less than a 3 score game. That’s why they ran on the two point play - avoid the chance of a return
Good morning. In FMIA:
1 Jordan Spieth loved being on the periphery of the Mahomes draft drama.
2 KC fans, you'll love the Spagnuolo-Bolton chemistry.
3 Spags got goosebumps reliving his first Super Bowl as DC, and his last.
In order to win a game as a 3 TD underdog you can’t be afraid to lose by 70!
Take high risk early:
1) fake punt from minus 1
2 surprise onside opening kick
3) Go for all fourth down and less than 5
4) Blitz all 11 on a short yard play
5) Run QB throwback on 4th and 1
(NoFear)
@OleMissFB leads the nation with 70 4th down conversions over 3 seasons, hitting on them at a 60% clip. The occasional bad night happens.
Not mentioned, but the @TexasTechFB 5-6 4th down performance helped them set the FBS record of 33 fourth down makes in a single season!
How a Northwestern biomedical engineering grad created a startup analytics company, which grew from 1 college football client in 2013 to 70 FBS & 4 NFL programs in 2022. He helped change football strategy w/"The Book" ... which, uh, isn't actually a book https://t.co/UD950mnBvK
STATE OF (COLLEGE) FOOTBALL ANALYTICS:
I wrote about the dramatic increase in fourth-down attempts, fourth downs as gateway drugs, player tracking (and the data that comes from it), passing on first down and what's next for the analytics movement.
https://t.co/c0Smo3xAB0
Raiders punted on fourth and inches at the 2:00 warning from midfield in the tuck rule game, netting 10 yards? That choice deserves its own 30 for 30…..
imagine there's no "analytics"
no ignorance below us
above us only logic
imagine all the TV analysts
having informed debates about aggressive coaching decisions
https://t.co/gGw6cJOHvt
Coaches contradict themselves. “They’ll say things like, ‘It’s a game of inches.’ ... And they leave points on the field.”
But after the Ravens’ loss Sunday, the NFL’s analytics community felt hopeful. Just ask @FO_ASchatz, @friscojosh & @ChampStatsMike. https://t.co/3rcXD98WDl
UConn’s historic defense! Jarrett Guarantano with one hand tied behind his back! The race to 200 (passer rating)! Super lucky Kansas! Great ratings for horrible games!
Let’s take one final look back at 2018’s wildest (and most telling) CFB stats.
https://t.co/Pwapa62fgX