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Indiana secret?

305407cane said:
I’m no expert on AI but if you use it to create programs or organization tools and upload your stuff to it for use then it can easily become “found”

Government contractors for this reason are not able to use it freely.

So if our coaches use it to help themselves then it can easily fall into the wrong hands. Food for thought
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I think they would keep it on their own learning model on their own servers
 
305407cane said:
I’m no expert on AI but if you use it to create programs or organization tools and upload your stuff to it for use then it can easily become “found”

Government contractors for this reason are not able to use it freely.

So if our coaches use it to help themselves then it can easily fall into the wrong hands. Food for thought
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DoD employee here and we are absoultely encouraged to use AI programs in our daily work. Granted, these are DoD specific AI tools, but in my opinion they are still vulnerable to hacks/breaches.
 
Jonnyblaze said:
Someone on this board said recently part of Cigs success is that he understands the vast majority coaches are creatures of habit and will always regress to what they’re comfortable with in certain situations, and schemes against it. If you don’t break your tendencies, he’ll eat you alive.

Don’t know if that’s actually true, but it seemed to make some sense and might explain how that team seemed to have ESP with what the other team was running.
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That's been a thing for decades. It's not some new coaching discovery.
 
ZuCrew said:
They’re going to have to vacate that chip, watch. Grapevine, they were listening in on plays from opposing teams with tech. Allegedly.
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Vacating a win/championship does nothing for me, the rest of the fans, the UM players, coaches, cheerleaders, alumni, etc who all got effed. I'm not directing this at you, simply pointing out the obvious. I was at the Orange Bowl in Jan of 2005 when USC dismantled Oklanhoma. That title was stripped along with Reggie Bush's Heisman, but I still remember that USC team as being mega elite and winning it. Same goes for the Fab Five (minus the winning it part).
 
TRick72 said:
Careful there’s a midget behind you waiting to snatch your phone…
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@WaterburyCane right now:
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S.CarolinaCane said:
Oh you mean coaches that win a lot of games?
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Yeah, but the common denominator is.... Their wins are surrounded by controversy.

Again... Oh well, I really only care about this U TBH, but, there is controversy and there's always some truth surrounding any controversy.
 
If it really was just a simple as shorter practices and all these other minor details like efficiency and hydration, why aren't coaches, especially at lower levels, jumping on that bandwagon and trying it out?
 
*****-Wan Kanobi said:
Yeah, but the common denominator is.... Their wins are surrounded by controversy.

Again... Oh well, I really only care about this U TBH, but, there is controversy and there's always some truth surrounding any controversy.
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There is
I mean no different than our current situation.
Fortunately there is no rule to how much you can spend currently, and we spend more than most.
 
ZuCrew said:
They’re going to have to vacate that chip, watch. Grapevine, they were listening in on plays from opposing teams with tech. Allegedly.
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there is usually a kernel of truth to rumors. It was universally accepted across cfb that Indiana often “looked” like it knew what the opponents were calling on offense and defense. The simple explanation was that Cignetti just studied more film than any other HC and was exceptionally gifted at identifying tendencies. Some people are willing to accept the simple answer, other people question how likely is is that no other coach in cfb history has ever studied film as much as Cignetti and that Cignetti was born with a unique gift of pattern recognition that only emerged in the last 2-3 years.
 
RF-4CCane said:
Well, they both did come down to a final pass.

And one less mistake in both, changes the game.

And both had a missed FG, that had we made, we could have won/tied the game at the end, instead or throwing a pick, trying to get a TD.
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Vinny’s “performance,” though…
 
Practice fast , play fast . This is even at the High school level . More efficient. Make your time count.
 
Handsome Squidbum said:
there is usually a kernel of truth to rumors. It was universally accepted across cfb that Indiana often “looked” like it knew what the opponents were calling on offense and defense. The simple explanation was that Cignetti just studied more film than any other HC and was exceptionally gifted at identifying tendencies. Some people are willing to accept the simple answer, other people question how likely is is that no other coach in cfb history has ever studied film as much as Cignetti and that Cignetti was born with a unique gift of pattern recognition that only emerged in the last 2-3 years.
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I love the Indiana super fans who recite the talking point that Cignetti only recruits players with certain physical traits like twitch and flexibility. As if no one else does that. So not only do they only practice 90 minutes, his coaches are home by the evening, and he is the only coach in America that recruits twitch and flexibility. Weird that no one has ever thought of any of this.
 
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