Week 16 BEST & WORST Decisions (2020)
This week we’ll take a look at the MIA @ LV game. A match up with playoff implications for both teams. A wild final 3 minutes With 3:08 remaining in …
Week 15 BEST & WORST Decisions (2020)
This week we’ll take a look at two games (KC vs NO and LV vs LAC) and how these teams executed on “high potential scoring drives”. For the purposes of …
Week 14 BEST & WORST Decisions (2020)
This week we’ll take a look at two games with playoffs implications (MIN @ TB and IND @ LV) and focus on the impact of 3rd down decisions and player …
Week 13 BEST & WORST Decisions (2020)
For this week’s analysis of decisions, put your coaching headset on as we take a look at the 4th quarter of the IND vs HOU game. 4th down, FG attempt …
The Improbable Comeback: Thompson v. Auburn Alabama 7A State Championship
What an incredible game down in Alabama. If there were ever a year for an ending like this it would be in 2020. A year full of unprecedented events, just …
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Week 12 BEST & WORST Decisions (2020)
For this week’s analysis of decisions, let’s take a look two games (ARI @ NE and CAR @ MIN) that went down to the wire and had some interesting 4th …
Week 11 BEST & WORST Decisions (2020)
For this week’s analysis of decisions, let’s take a look back at the last three series in the Packers vs Colts game. Packers 4th down Decision… With 5:16 remaining in …
Week 10 BEST & WORST Decisions (2020)
For this week’s Best and Worst Decisions, we’ll focus on the concept of the “4-Minute Offense” and the ARI vs BUF game. Conventional wisdom about a 4-Minute Offense revolves around …
Hoover (AL) vs Oak Mountain (AL) Post Game Report Analysis
The Hoover (AL) varsity football team won Friday’s 11/13 home playoff game against Oak Mountain (Birmingham, AL) by a score of 24-21. This was a great game that we at …
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Football Analytics: In Numbers We Trust
To say that times are changing, well, that wouldn’t do it justice. Certainly in today’s environment – awash with analytics – coaches are being forced to adapt to new situations they’d never before considered.