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I just wanted to talk to your Mike and Mez and about that play there where at the end of the, going towards the end of the game, do you think that Brable should have gone for it, even though it was fourth and five, and I think they had a penalty made it fourth and ten? Yes. But that time, the clock's being eaten up, and you're not going to really get the ball back. Agreed. They should have gone forth. The reason they did it was analytics. I mentioned this yesterday. Again, in his interview across the street, Mike Vable mentioned the percentages. The percentages on fourth and five and the percentages on fourth and ten, the percentages and when to kick it. And he said the percentages changed. My belief, no one's told me this, but I think it's pretty easy to draw the conclusions.

Since John Stryker's the one is one in his ear, John Stryker's in charge of those analytic game decisions, go for it, clock, et cetera, that the analytics, the math, the probabilities changed on fourth and five to fourth and ten.

And Rabel was advised to then punt it, which he did.

And that's what happened.

And it makes me want to throw up in my mouth.

Analytics is the reason you lined up to go for it on fourth and five, but kicked on

fourth and ten.

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