If you’re tired of math-averse college football coaches punting on 4th-and-1 at midfield, Championship Analytics is the company for you.
They run the numbers for college football programs and provide coaches with a new book every week telling them when to punt, kick a field goal, or go for it on fourth down.
They’re also turning conventional wisdom on its head when it comes to when teams should go for two after a touchdown.
Rob Ash is the director of coaching development at Championship Analytics. He joins host Tom Orr to explain why a lot of things your favorite team’s coach is doing might be wrong. Is it more important to be aggressive on fourth down when you’re a favorite or an underdog?
Should Ohio State push things more against teams like Akron or Oregon? Did Ryan Day make the right call in one crucial recent moment in the College Football Playoffs? And what do the numbers say about college football’s most aggressive new coach, Presbyterian’s Kevin Kelley?
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