Since we are discussing QB heights, has anyone mentioned that JG is only listed as 1" taller than Yates on the roster. I can see 3-4 inches making a difference, but only 1 inch doesn't strike me as a real differentiator.
In general I agree, but it seems like we have gotten much more in years past, especially last year. We got a TON of hype videos last year showing snippets of practice. Almost none this year...
Is it just me, or does it seem like we are getting WAY less information this year. I don't think I can ever remember a year where there has been so little communication and almost no camp highlight videos. And what we do get is all fluff and no substance.
Are there any sources, such as the...
Nicely put together chart, but the assumptions are so simplistic that the actual diagnostic/predictive value is nearly 0... Assuming that there are 10 undiagnosed cases for every 1 diagnosed is a real WAG... Assuming that every diagnosed case could represent someone mobile who could be in a...
I understand completely how this seems absurd on its face, but from a mathematical perspective it's not unreasonable. In statistics, one of the things you are always on the lookout for are correlated variables. These are always tricky because your dependent variable (In this case Covid risk)...
This is an odd question, but I though the majority of coaching salaries was paid by the AA and not by the state. Wouldn't that change the equation? Am I wrong?
And I am in no way implying that you would. It is merely a hypothetical discussion. So what if the odds were 1 in 30,000 or 1 in 300,000 that at some point in your life you would get into that accident? Would you still agree that I have have the ability to ban you from driving?
I'm not promoting anything... But back to the specific discussion at hand... I did not claim everyone had a 1 in 3 chance. I posed the question that if you in particular had a 1 in 3 chance today, in your lifetime, or if you had a 1 in 30 chance in your lifetime should I (in some hypothetical...
So we agree in principle that different levels of risk merit different responses - now we simply need to determine what level of risk merits what response.
If I were to tell you that there was a 1 in 3 chance you would get into an accident with a school bus today and a busload of children were...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.