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Exactly. It’s really not that complex but it’s become a boogeyman.

Not in the slightest.

Huh? You’re caught up on the 2% number without realizing that it can very well be the difference between 5 and 9 wins. Thinking about 2% abstractly is pointless.

In a game of inches with millions in salaries and revenues on the line, most head coaches around the country clearly disagree with that.

I think the biggest misconception is that analytics are something new that coaches are now deciding to look at to make decisions. Analytics have been around sports for decades at this point and coaches have used them to make decisions throughout the game, whether or not it’s implicit or explicit...