I understand the flow chart... But I have 2 problems with it:

Twenty odd years ago I worked at a super crappy college dive bar that had Bud, Bud Light, Natural Light and Icehouse on tap. All of the taps led to the same Red Dog keg under the bar. It was the cheapest keg the owner could get and he figured no one would notice. And no one did.

"Without much in the way of personnel changes"

Make the calls....fine. But remove the automatic first downs with these 5 yard penalties. Refs are controlling the game too much. 3rd and 27? Throw long and hope for a holding call to extend the drive.

A poem for my new coach @PeteCarrol

I think you forgot about the revelation that he beat another child in the car, showing that this wasn't an isolated incident.

Basing your decisions off of public outcry is going to go down a bad road eventually. They actually need to get their own moral compass. Couple that with some consistency (only constant right now is inconsistency) and set clear standards and practices. Even if they are set a bit harshly, you'll know going into it what…

Yeah - because he is the only person in the country who still thinks this way. Do you have any idea how many people have talked to me lately and said they agreed with what AP did? And I live in fucking california. I agree that what he did is fucked up, but stop acting like every single person knows everything about…

That's the Patriot Way for you. Making the hustle plays. Picking up two where another team would have only gotten one.

I'm putting all the negative things behind me moving on to the next level.

Using KenPom to seed the NCAA tournament is like using Pythagorean Win-Loss to seed the MLB Playoffs.

Why are you using KenPom as your measure for where a team should be seeded. He even says himself "The first thing you should know about this system is that it is designed to be purely predictive. If you're looking for a system that rates teams on how "good" their season has been, you've come to the wrong place."