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It's Felgar and Mass, presented by Draft King's Sportsbook on 985, The Sports Hub.

This is something we talked about.

None of us have a ton of experience of it, but we went through all the analytics and talked with those guys, and we just thought to be better. We wanted the ball third. Both teams matched and scored, we wanted to be the ones who had the chance to go win and got that field goal, so we knew we had to hold them to our least to a field goal. And if we did, then we thought it was in our hands after that.

Now that was easy. knew we had to hold him to our least to a field goal. If we did, then we thought it was in our hands after that.

Now that was easily my loose favorite thing about Kyle Shanahan last night. Why did they take the ball in overtime? Well, no one's ever done it before, so we ran it by the analytics

department, and this is what they recommended. Oh, that's gross. Then why are we paying you, dude? Just put Poindexter down there on the sideline with the propeller hat. And he can just go off the freaking spreadsheet. That's what they did there. So it's final hour, Felgrimaz here on a reentry Monday. Reentry Monday is brought you you by Blue Bear Plumbing. When it comes to plumbing, when it comes to plumbing, you can expect expert service from their friendly staff for all your heating and plumbing services for more information or to go book your appointment today. Visit Blue Bearplumbing.com. Just reset that. Mas, how did you feel about their decision there to take the ball in overtime?

So in real time, but as it was unfolding, because I felt the same way Shanahan did, I'm just not the coach of the Niners. I looked at it and said, well, geez, I don't watch a lot of college football. Like, I don't, I would take the ball, get out in front. Knowing that they could match a touchdown now, like the rules had changed. Right. So I thought, well, get the ball, score and put the pressure around the other team.

Like, to me, that's how I felt at that time. And then when they went down the field and they started talking about it a little bit more. And then obviously after I read about it, where it crystallized for me was when San Francisco got inside the 10-yard line, and they had third down and didn't get it.

Then I looked at it and went, you got a kick.

You can't go for it because if you go for it and don't get it,

now all Patrick Mahomes needs is a field go to win the game,

and he's going to move the ball.

You got no chance of stopping him from getting a field goal.

And he gets to go for on fourth down every time knowing that they need to keep possession. Exactly, which is, you know, the big part of it as far as, you know, the, either way, what happens? Even if San Francisco gets a touchdown, you got to stop Mahomes now for four downs. but like even if you

you know even if you kick the field goal

like or you get into a spot where you get to decide there, you kind of chop your nuts off. You can't go for it down there either. Casey has to go for it. Right. Subsequently, and it just sort of gives you an advantage going second. So like I said, I think in the college format, which is

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