I'm still trying to wrap my head around it.
I mean no it didn't matter but it was the way to decide who 'Won' and who 'Lost' which for us decided the Tradition of who got Steak vs Beans.
As my dad would say, from your lips to the flight surgeons ears.
Don't think it will be a game. Just a scrimmage. No score, rice or beans. Might change next year but probably the best to do it this way to reinforce the learning throughout the Spring.
It's funny you say that because I was thinking CKD may be a "stat" guy more than we think.
I agree, but football isn't football without winners and losers on the field. This will be interesting to watch, but it will only be a practice/scrimmage rather than a scrimmage/game if they don't have competitive teams and keep score.
We haven't had one of those in at least a decade, so I'm rooting for no stupid mental mistakes and clean snaps. At least give me offense so I'll be entertained.
Last years D was the only reason we won as many games as we won. With the rules and O Philosophies holding a team to 21-24 points is a great performance. Our D did that in all but 2 or 3 games while our offense underperformed.
Depending on how this A-Day game goes today, it might depend on future attendance for the next A-Day game. We will see how it goes, though. I just want to be able to see improvement in certain positions today and who is potentially going to replace some of the key players we lost.
All universities have a GA or position coach keep score players for each play. At bigger universities I kept score as a GA and at smaller universities I kept score as a position coach. It’s just a matter of how in depth you want to score and use the stats.
I'm thinking wagyu beef, bout a c-note per pound, no problem these days.
Is there an advantage to keeping score on each play real time or waiting for the tape and then do it.
