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There are people out there who will rely on them too much to hide their lack of ability. It's no different than the business world.

All it really does is give coaches more information to help them make decisions.

Right, but there are coaches who will move heaven and earth to get 0.01% better.

It wouldn't if your chances were 49%.

Real world example: If you're a head coach and you know that you're statistically more likely to do better going for it on 4th down at a particular spot on the field and a distance to go, would that affect your decision?

In case anyone thinks it's a passing fad, it's actually gaining steam. March 4-5: The inaugural Sport Ideas Symposium (sports-ideas.com/) is a two-day online event featuring three keynote speakers -- Brian Kopp (Phoenix Sports Partners), Alexandra Mandrycky (Director of Hockey Administration...