Predictability

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romegajacket

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Couple of years back we had two Asian guys sat in front of us at all the games at BDSGF. They had what appeared to the ignorant eye of mine what was some kind of a cell phone/computer gee whizzer. Whatever they were, these guys would put in the down and line of scrimmage, push a button and it would tell them what Chan would run on the next play. Sad to say, it was always correct. I only hope Paul Johnson isn't this predictable with his offense.
 
They needed a computer to predict run on first down, run on second down, pass on third and long?
 
i don't know if this is a joke or not.

But there are actually 3 japanese men walking around with their laptops, but they are taking attendance I think, not really sure what they are doing. I saw them at every home game for 3 years, and they were always in the same area, never sitting down though, could be a different asian crew that I'm thinking of.

Come to think of it, I think they may have even worked for Tech, they always had credentials and I.D.'s hanging off of them.

Anyone else ever see these guys? Usually along the ramp, the one directly above the visitor's tunnel, N.Ave. side.
It's not really a ramp, but u know what I mean.
 
1st Down - Run up the middle for 1 yard
2nd Down - Run up the middle for 2 yards
3rd Down - Throw on 3rd and 7 for 3 yards
Punt
Ask defense to hold, again
 
The device would really be worth something if it could have predicted the out-of-nowhere CCG timeout.
 
GT65_UGA89 said:
The device would really be worth something if it could have predicted the out-of-nowhere CCG timeout.
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That was our trump card. No computer in the world could break the code and figure out when it was time for the patented random timeout to surface.
 
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