I’m all for analytics but coaches have gone dumb for minimal probabilities. Watched Mike McDaniel last Sunday night go for it on 4th and 3 up 6 at the 20 something yard line instead of going for points. The game was 16-10 at the time and in the middle of the 4th Q. Why did he do it? Because the percentage of chance to win went up LESS than 1 percentage point… but hey it went up, so let’s trust the analytics. Some sense needs to be used in combination with analytics in my opinion. Take the points, go up 9, and then he wouldn’t have been sweating the final minute as Pitt was driving to possibly take the lead.