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And what are the odds to score 3 touchdowns, kick an insides kick. And kick a FG. All without the other team scoring once?
Or getting a turnover
And what are the odds to score 3 touchdowns, kick an insides kick. And kick a FG. All without the other team scoring once?
A turnover also can apply for going for 2 twice. What are the odds of converting an onsides kick?Or getting a turnover
It’s Tucker
Yeah. Just MessinI can assure you its not. He's not coming back.
A turnover also can apply for going for 2 twice. What are the odds of converting an onsides kick?
I said this after year two with him. Dino is so smart that he out smarts himself
The conversion rate is estimated to be about 40%. Although Dino said it’s 38% vs WF. But we’ll use 40%.
.4 x .4 x .4 = .06
Some say it’s closer to 43%. Even at that making 3 would be 7.9%
23%. So think about it.
That is too high, it includes surprise on side kicks which have a higher success rate. It is closer to 15%. Still the point is there is zero real risk in going for 2. If you fail you are still 3 scores down. You are moving the goal posts.
sometimes you have to have a conversation with someone equally smart so you talk to yourselfMaybe Dino talked with himself
I can assure you its not. He's not coming back.
I didn’t move anything. You’re just dismissing math. The bottom line is it wasnt such a stupid decision as some people said.
agree with this. The key is lack of time and possessions. Yes converting all three is low but it’s the only shot outside of turnovers. We scored one time in a minute and still ran out of time. But it’s not worth arguing - there are other things to complain about in this game and decision making. I still am baffled what happened at Clemson not taking a timeout quickly.How am I dismissing math? I am using math. Going for 2 vs onside kicking is NOT the choice here.
I will make it simple using your numbers (which I do not agree are accurate).
6.4% chance of 45-45 (0.4 x 0.4 x 0.4) which is better as you no longer need an onside kick plus moving the ball 25 yards plus kicking a FG.
9.6% chance of 45-43 which is better than 45-42 as you can now win with a FG (0.4 x 0.4 x 0.6).
48% chance of 45-42 which is the same score as PATs (0.4 x 0.6 plus 0.6 x 0.4).
36% chance of 45-40 which means you now need a TD instead of a FG, but you do win in that case (0.6 x 0.6).
If you have the time for 3 more drives then you kick the PAT as 36% > 16% (if you are using 40% conversion rate). If it were the 3rd Q then the math says PAT.
However with 10 mins left and 2 TOs there is not enough time to force a punt, go ~65 yards for a TD, force a punt, go ~65 yards for a TD, recover an onside kick, go ~25 yards and kick a long FG. The only realistic way to tie or win the game is by going for 2 and converting 3x. Yes, that is a 6.4% chance but it is better than 0.0%. There isn't enough time for any other scenario.
The numbers change quite a bit at 45% or 50% conversion rates.
40%
36% vs 16%
45%
30.25% vs 20.25%
50%
25% vs 25%
Occam’s razor… this is it. Dino has a weird habit of giving up on games. He gave up on the Wake game and just mindlessly kicked the XP. Everything else is just post game rationalization.Or best guess, at 45-21, he had packed it in and wasn't even considering they could come back.
Excited to play BC.
Excited about the new faces who played.
3rd downs were tough on us. Have to get off the field.
No injury updates yet.
Talks about Covid. Says that SU lost assistant coaches during Covid because their kids couldn't play HS football in NY.
Talks about depth. Have to re-evaluate injuries, but most players will come back bigger and stronger.
Dino met with a player at 10 AM today who wants to come back next season (wouldn't give name). Once the season ends and the roster finalizes he'll look at team needs through recruiting / transfer portal.
3-5-5 improved in Year 3. What will this offense look like in Year 3?
Axe asks the JW question (of course he does). Dino doesn't answer.
This is so incredibly stupid of babers because these aren't mutually exclusiveI listened to the presser and understood what he was saying mathematically. I think I still would have gone for 2 but I get the mathematically reasoning for not. He basically said the odds of getting a 4th possession were better than everything going perfectly with 3 including making all the 2 pointers.
this is like all those games where coaches punt because they would need a 3 and out with a short field if they failed but ignore that they need a three and out after they puntThat is baloney. Getting three 2pt conversions is probably just over a 10% chance. With 10 mins left stopping Wake 3x while still having time to score 3x yourself is certainly less than 10%.
If you miss the 1st then you still need 3 possessions, so where is the risk? If you make the 1st and miss the 2nd, you still need 3 possessions. Again where is the risk?
There was 10 mins left, he really thinks we will get 3 possessions to score? We ended up not even having enough time for 2 possessions.
On top of that which is more likely stopping Wake's O 2x or 3x?
You can still get the 4th possession after not getting the 2 point conversions.