Sheldon is one of the smartest guys, people around him get offended easily his IQ might be high but his EQ was not. If They know how to behave with him others say dealing with him things would have different with them. His father, memaw, Amy, Raj, Howard, and even Lenord's mom know how to use his knowledge.
@@johnpabelloren741 yes he his son., he may be a genius, how ever his reasoning was not that. His love for all of his children.,are his Achilles heel. He would do anything for them.
That is why I like him better than Mary! The only people she really listens to are Sheldon and Pastor Jeff. And she doesn't even always listen to Sheldon.
How does one really know. Maybe it was “rediscovered” from an obscure, small town Texas high school football coach who was a visionary before his time.
10,000 BCE. Everyone knew the earth was flat. For hundreds of years, thousands even, everyone knew diseases were caused by miasma, bad air. For thousands of years everyone knew the sun orbited the earth. Reality isn't determined by popularity, is it? Sheldon is wise. Dadgummit!
@Matthew Nusca that was actually used recently by someone who designed a team built to take on the meta. He won because everyone else was pretty much using the same team.
That is subjective. This is more of a drama compared to Big Bang Theory which is a Sitcom. If you want pure comedy. Its Big Bang Theory. If you want to gush over hippy crap. Well that is your opinion.
This theory has been carried out by a high school team, Pulaski Academy, in Little Rock AR. Their coach has now moved on to Presbyterian College in SC. Will be interesting to see how his philosophy works in college ball.
@@projectcancelled2190 going for its a great call compared to my highschools jv coach, when i was a sophmore our jv coach forgot what down we where on and called in the punt unit on 3rd down haha our qb had to call a timeout to explain to him what was going on
i think the most unrealistic part is that the defensive penalty resulted in a redo of the down without the 5 yard penalty assessed with the penalty. if redoing the play is the only penalty i would have my entire roster on the field.
🤣🤣🤣Georgie's my favorite- Sheldon "why does everybody knowing something make it right?" Georgie "because that is what makes this country great...blessings
I respect such a priceless father like gorge when he learned from his own son when saying his quote (why does everybody knowing something make it right)**1:12**1:56**also it is the only episode that I ever saw gorge agree with sheldon
I would have enjoyed the show doing more of this: just showing that as much of a pain-in-the-ass as Sheldon is, is genius really can make things happen, and make it better, as long as his family and friends get out and block for him as a team, shielding him from the rest of the world. Sort of like football. Or the A-Team.
The problem is , that would be character development. We know from TBBT show that Sheldon is pretty much worse off as an adult on episode 1 than he is as a kid.
I feel like Sheldon's expression after Georgie's argument is underated. He responds exactly the way a smart kid would respond to an unfamiliar argument
Oh my dog, can you stop with comments like these? How does somebody rate whether it's over or under, the expression somebody gives in response to another actor's line?
"Why does everybody knowing something make it right?" "Because that's what makes this country great." Incredible how many Americans have the same attitude.
@@maxb5201 A read option has a tackle that does not block the defensive end. QB and RB go to the right side, offense lets defense end slip while everyone else is blocking. When the slipped defense comes around the end, the QB has the option to hand off to the RB, or in some cases keep if the slipped defender takes to the RB like they usually will, the QB keeps it and runs around the Collison. So, in theory, the offense creates a hallway with two doors, and if one is locked, the other gets walked in.
@Joseph Hernandez No the only thing worse that extreme wings is people that think they are equal. Liberals don't show up to see dead senator in Dallas.
Statistically, you're better off judging the play on a case by case basis. If you're on the 12, and only have a few yards to go for a first, you should go. If the first is out of reach, THEN you punt.
@@billlupin8345 Agree on it being a case-by-case basis, but there's way more to it than that. It's the likelihood of getting it, considering the situation you'll be in if you get it, and the situation you'll be in if you don't. If you have a 66%, or 2/3 chance of getting it, and you're on the 12, then you're essentially risking three points automatically if you don't get it, plus a good chance of giving up a touchdown, along with the hit to morale and confidence, for a solidly good chance of getting first and 10 around your own 15. Odds are in your favor, like if you roll a die and win so long as it doesn't come up on 5 or 6, you're probably going to win; it's probably going to be 1-4; but even with good odds that's not probably not a bet you want to make. I think the problem is that people get attached to the ball when they have it, like it's their ball, and they don't want to give up what belongs to them if they don't have to, but that's an unhelpful way of thinking of it.
@@fletchermaxwell No, there's really not much more to it. You judge each play on a case by case basis. If you think the odds of pushing that last yard or so are that low, you should judge accordingly. It can also be demoralizing on the other end. If you march them from one end of the field to the other 3 yards at a time, it teaches them their best efforts only slow the steamroll.
@@billlupin8345 Pretty hard disagree. If somebody offers you a chance to make a bet with 80% odds that you'll win, you still need to know what you're risking and what you'll get if you win.
problem with this sort of thing irl is if something has say 60% chance for a positive outcome with a new method/idea people will try it once, if it fails that one time they go back to the previous method and never allow the statistics to play out to see the benefits and your also labelled as stupid.
This is actually based on real life. I forget where, but a few years ago there was a high school coach that ran a team that NEVER punted. He actually saw some measure of success. To the point that several more analytical NFL HCs have started increasing their 4th down attempts. Sean Mcdermott in Buffalo has made it a habit of going for it once hes past his own 40 on a somewhat regular basis. And its worked
I think it's so cool that Sheldon's Mom is played by Laurie Metcalf's daughter. They look very much alike, which creates backward continuity with TBBT.
@@Have_A_Nice_Day242 It was great casting! If you look back at old episodes of Roseanne, Young Sheldon's mom could step in for Jackie with just a minor hair adjustment! Typically, I get annoyed by Hollywood nepotism, but this is an instance where it just makes sense:)
I feel like the statistics are right, but it is still dependent on where you are on the field. For example, it would be great to go for it anywhere from the 50 yard line or further, since that's likely where a punt return would be anyway, whereas if you're on the 12 like they were, it's not the best gamble to take unless you have no choice. Just my opinion.
Several real life highschool teams have mostly stopped punting, it’s just about mixing in more fourth down attempts to increase your odds but punting is obviously still needed in some situations
That's pretty much right, within reason. Like 4th and 12 you might not want to go for it, but a reasonably makeable 4th down in plus territory, it's a decent risk.
Sadly, while this worked out in sitcom land, little Sheldon fails to grasp the effect of selection bias on statistical analysis. While a disproportionate number of 4th down gambles succeed, it is the choice of the coaches in the sample population to only gamble in favourable conditions (i.e., 4th and 1) that skews results toward the positive. If gamble plays were called in a random sampling of all possible 4th down situations, including 4th and 12/long, then the results would be far different.
That's not the main takeaway from this. When you're in a disadvantaged position you are better off playing with greater risk - assuming you can afford the possible loss (which is not really an important restriction in this case because it's something as innocent as football) . Most coaches don't follow this reasoning because they are afraid of criticism from their own. They are probably too stupid to explain to their own it doesn't matter with how much one lose. This lack of reasoning infects all parts on society, even in courts. Far too often does the defendant play the innocent card in a murder case even when the available evidence have shown to be more than enough for conviction. In many cases it would be wiser to argue that the victim deserved to die. Our society is sick today because it has unlimited patience with small offences, but no patience with a huge one. Society today is simply too stupid to do simple addition.
@@kokukokubin6092 That is not his failing at all, it was his poor understanding of the game and the math of statistics (writers fault obviously). Other wise his data would have been complete and his results far more complicated. It would have been impossible to not to wind up with a cheat sheet with 4th down distance, field position, score, clock... all of it. And that's just the base level, in a real game the coach has to weigh everything with team dynamics: do I trust in my defense more or my offense? How do they compare against today's opponent? Is the weather a factor? What about special teams? You get the idea.
You do realise it's just a show about a smart kid? Rick and Morty pulls ridiculous stuff or. Archer no oner picks logic the acting the dailouge and fun was all there
I think Sheldon bumped into an unusual scenario where the math worked out differently, in favor of going for it, for complicated reasons that only professional sports betters could understand. In an ironic turn of events, Sheldon bumped into some positive variance, leading to lots of popularity and respect, at Georgie's expense.
Just because you statistically have a greater chance of getting a first down isn’t as important as where the line of scrimmage is. So what if you have a greater than 50% chance of getting the first down. If you miss, the other team only has to go 12 yards to score.
As an English person who has ZERO idea about the fundamental rules of American Football, but who HAS played some American Football video games in the past, I always "went for it" on 4th down (usually with a 'Hail Mary', because that was one of the few offensive plays I actually understood lol). I mean, why would I want to kick the ball to the other team? I ain't giving that ball up unless I absolutely HAVE to!
That's my thought process too. You can reset if you manage to run less than 10 metres. Less if you've already made a little ground. If you focused your team on making those plays work surely you'd make more downs (Is that what they're called?) overall as well.
True. But the reality is, at most levels the math holds true. If you are an average or better offense, than any distance under 4-5 yards is statistically better going for it than not. We've seen some nfl teams adopting this mindset successfully.
If I remember correctly it wasn't never punt on 4th down period it was once you get past the 30-40 yard line because statistically you gave yourself more of a chance at scoring than surrendering points in the long run but I could be wrong.
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I love how the dad didn’t give up after the first time they didn’t make it
Replay fourth down. They got lucky.
@@johnnk3256 I mean for the scene they had more people on defense so Sheldon's math didn't fail due to luck
Yeah. 12 v 11. The one man made the difference.
Sheldon is one of the smartest guys, people around him get offended easily his IQ might be high but his EQ was not. If They know how to behave with him others say dealing with him things would have different with them. His father, memaw, Amy, Raj, Howard, and even Lenord's mom know how to use his knowledge.
@@johnnk3256 Just because it's statistically better to go for it on fourth down doesn't mean you're going to get the first down every time
I love how George sr listens to all of his children.
He has to, his son is a genius. Imagine doing taxes at 6 years old. I am 27 and I don't wanna touch taxes. Jesus.
@@johnpabelloren741 yes he his son., he may be a genius, how ever his reasoning was not that. His love for all of his children.,are his Achilles heel. He would do anything for them.
@@viqarkagzi3922 yeah. Hard to believe that this is the same man that winds up cheating on Mary, but there you go.
Proper dad, he had faith and believed in his kids even past his own bias.
That is why I like him better than Mary! The only people she really listens to are Sheldon and Pastor Jeff. And she doesn't even always listen to Sheldon.
"Unlike our former principle, math does not discriminate" Got me with that one
i thought he said principal, like the school superior.
@@crewcutter2030 he did, pretty sure MithicaSH is the wrong one
It does, if you know the right MSM outlets..🤢
Principal...
Not what dumb California teachers think.
The certainty with which Sheldon's parents believe in him is weirdly calming- I mean, it's a belief that's won- not given.
And lost at the first mistake for some...
Not parents. Parent. Mary doesn’t trust him like George does.
Bro he's been doing their taxes since he was six years old I think he's pretty trust worthy
@@_Xypes_ This video itself has George asking Mary if she thinks Sheldon's right & she validates him.....
George puts more trust into Sheldon than anyone else.
So not only is the coach using statistics to make decisions, he has his team running the pistol read option 20 years before it was invented.
How does one really know. Maybe it was “rediscovered” from an obscure, small town Texas high school football coach who was a visionary before his time.
Wishbone, flexbone, and wingback formations were using reads long before the forward was even a thing.
@@mathewwillner1 Texas Longhorns invented the wishbone...so yeah...that play makes sense in the context of the show
Well statistics say that you should always go for it on 4th down
@@matt13r1 I agree as long as you're past the 50 yard line.
What mind blow me in this episode is the line "why is everybody knowing something make it right ?"
Damn it. Thats cool
QFT.
Warren Buffett said that lile 40 years ago
10,000 BCE. Everyone knew the earth was flat. For hundreds of years, thousands even, everyone knew diseases were caused by miasma, bad air. For thousands of years everyone knew the sun orbited the earth. Reality isn't determined by popularity, is it? Sheldon is wise. Dadgummit!
@Matthew Nusca that was actually used recently by someone who designed a team built to take on the meta. He won because everyone else was pretty much using the same team.
You look like the Thai Gay version of Joseph Gordon Levitt
His mom is literally knitting while watching football!!😂😂
Lol I thought that's normal, knitting or crocheting during games. Heck my mom did too, when my kids old enough I'll be doing the same 😏
@@katrinagregoire3739 It's not that you can't do it, I just figure then you don't get much out of the game lol
Lies again? MLS NFL
@@NazriB ???
@@hayleycarsden9894 Still growing
Many years later, Sheldon will also steal Bernadette's dad using his superb football knowledge.
Props to George for going with his gut just because of the love for Sheldon
As a Canadian, I find the American fascination with football at every level somehow comforting. Total support, regardless of talent.
At least the fan who doubted & got a "boo-yaw" from Mary grudgingly applauded for the touchdown &, indirectly, for Sheldon! 😂 👍
As a sports fan I'd gladly be wrong about stuff if my team wins.
Right, wrong... doesn't matter as much as winning. When confronted with the reality of the win, he accepted the facts.
The cuteness of all kids in first season just melts my heart. Better than TBBT
That is subjective. This is more of a drama compared to Big Bang Theory which is a Sitcom. If you want pure comedy. Its Big Bang Theory. If you want to gush over hippy crap. Well that is your opinion.
@@vagabond4576 pure comedy? lmao
TBBT is the only all adult show that I like.
Who's the tall 25 year old in uniform behind George?
This theory has been carried out by a high school team, Pulaski Academy, in Little Rock AR. Their coach has now moved on to Presbyterian College in SC. Will be interesting to see how his philosophy works in college ball.
Maybe this theory was only for school kids
mike mccarthy of the cowboys uses this.
Update, that head coach you mentioned had a qb throw for 10 tds in his first game of the season at Presbyterian College
No less an expert than Bill Walsh has theorized about this.
One day a middle of the pack team will give it a shot, and the world will change again.
They are 2-6 and have sucked.
I love that George put some faith in Sheldon and stuck with it 👍
The most unrealistic part of this scene is the offensive players acting bummed that they get to stay out on the field.
I think it was more they thought they were gonna lose because of a bad call
@@projectcancelled2190 going for its a great call compared to my highschools jv coach, when i was a sophmore our jv coach forgot what down we where on and called in the punt unit on 3rd down haha our qb had to call a timeout to explain to him what was going on
Running the Read Option in the 80’s JV. Sheldon’s dad was ahead of his time
The reason they were "bummed" was because it was 4th down & they were on their own 12 yardline. 😂
i think the most unrealistic part is that the defensive penalty resulted in a redo of the down without the 5 yard penalty assessed with the penalty. if redoing the play is the only penalty i would have my entire roster on the field.
🤣🤣🤣Georgie's my favorite- Sheldon "why does everybody knowing something make it right?" Georgie "because that is what makes this country great...blessings
Love young Sheldon so friggin funny perfect actor choice kid is going to be a great actor in the future when he gets older
I respect such a priceless father like gorge when he learned from his own son when saying his quote (why does everybody knowing something make it right)**1:12**1:56**also it is the only episode that I ever saw gorge agree with sheldon
I would have enjoyed the show doing more of this: just showing that as much of a pain-in-the-ass as Sheldon is, is genius really can make things happen, and make it better, as long as his family and friends get out and block for him as a team, shielding him from the rest of the world. Sort of like football. Or the A-Team.
The problem is , that would be character development. We know from TBBT show that Sheldon is pretty much worse off as an adult on episode 1 than he is as a kid.
@@SubzeroBlack68 Heh, yeah. This show is pretty shallow.
I love the show focus on more then sheldon. Missy a interesting character. George with his problems. It gotten bigger then sheldon
I love it when a plan comes together
@@SubzeroBlack68 Yeah this show really seems to be dragged down by its TBBT legacy
0:32 love how there’s George strait on the radio in that ol ford truck love it
I feel like Sheldon's expression after Georgie's argument is underated. He responds exactly the way a smart kid would respond to an unfamiliar argument
Oh my dog, can you stop with comments like these? How does somebody rate whether it's over or under, the expression somebody gives in response to another actor's line?
3:39 Gotta Love the Background guy on the right "Clapping".
This show warms my heart.🥰
yesss
Except for the sleazy pastor and Mary part. I hate that part because Mary is going to cheat on George.
"Why does everybody knowing something make it right?"
"Because that's what makes this country great."
Incredible how many Americans have the same attitude.
Well, the First Amendment's there for the Sheldon's in the world, so that's something.
True, thats why USA EARNED Trump as President
Years later my brother would use the same augment in front of the judge.
When an Texan uses that sentence they refer to Texas and Texas only since Texans like Georgie still think Texas is an Republic and an Territory of U.S
It's because they all have the same attitude as a 15 year old.
Running the Read Option in the 80’s JV. Sheldon’s dad was ahead of his time
Read Option?
@@maxb5201 A read option has a tackle that does not block the defensive end. QB and RB go to the right side, offense lets defense end slip while everyone else is blocking. When the slipped defense comes around the end, the QB has the option to hand off to the RB, or in some cases keep if the slipped defender takes to the RB like they usually will, the QB keeps it and runs around the Collison.
So, in theory, the offense creates a hallway with two doors, and if one is locked, the other gets walked in.
Mary's "BOOYAH!" at the end really sold it.
I like the acting Sheldon's father, he really genius actor, anyway, he might have travelled to New Jersey near Leonard's home town.
Yes. He was the one who bullied Leonard. And later chase Leonard and his son Sheldon down the stair
Bill ponderosa
Lol I hope this is a joke ... He's terrible
The best think that could happen to you as a boy is having a father that trusts your judgement . Lucky sheldon
a moment that a father really believes his son.
This football scene is better than all of the all American scenes
Sheldon: "Unlike our former principal, math doesn't discriminate."
2021 Media: Is Math Racist?
Math isn't racist... Some bigots distort numbers to justify their racism... But that ain't math's fault..
Conservatives: "I don't agree with the math! I demand an alternative answer that doesn't hurt my fee fees!"
No...I was a Mexican kid in a classroom full of Asians. I beat them all in Trigonometry.
@Joseph Hernandez No the only thing worse that extreme wings is people that think they are equal.
Liberals don't show up to see dead senator in Dallas.
@@jackrip9442 people are the ones that discriminate against math
Nice throwback to that scene in TBBT where Sheldon shocked Leonard that he actually knows Football and why.
Punting on the 12 yard line is the smart play. That shit is crazy.
Fun storyline, though! 👍😂
Statistically, you're better off judging the play on a case by case basis. If you're on the 12, and only have a few yards to go for a first, you should go. If the first is out of reach, THEN you punt.
@@billlupin8345 Agree on it being a case-by-case basis, but there's way more to it than that. It's the likelihood of getting it, considering the situation you'll be in if you get it, and the situation you'll be in if you don't. If you have a 66%, or 2/3 chance of getting it, and you're on the 12, then you're essentially risking three points automatically if you don't get it, plus a good chance of giving up a touchdown, along with the hit to morale and confidence, for a solidly good chance of getting first and 10 around your own 15. Odds are in your favor, like if you roll a die and win so long as it doesn't come up on 5 or 6, you're probably going to win; it's probably going to be 1-4; but even with good odds that's not probably not a bet you want to make.
I think the problem is that people get attached to the ball when they have it, like it's their ball, and they don't want to give up what belongs to them if they don't have to, but that's an unhelpful way of thinking of it.
@@fletchermaxwell No, there's really not much more to it. You judge each play on a case by case basis. If you think the odds of pushing that last yard or so are that low, you should judge accordingly. It can also be demoralizing on the other end. If you march them from one end of the field to the other 3 yards at a time, it teaches them their best efforts only slow the steamroll.
@@billlupin8345 Pretty hard disagree. If somebody offers you a chance to make a bet with 80% odds that you'll win, you still need to know what you're risking and what you'll get if you win.
George sr trusting shelodon even after failing 1st time makes him a good father
problem with this sort of thing irl is if something has say 60% chance for a positive outcome with a new method/idea people will try it once, if it fails that one time they go back to the previous method and never allow the statistics to play out to see the benefits and your also labelled as stupid.
This is actually based on real life. I forget where, but a few years ago there was a high school coach that ran a team that NEVER punted. He actually saw some measure of success. To the point that several more analytical NFL HCs have started increasing their 4th down attempts. Sean Mcdermott in Buffalo has made it a habit of going for it once hes past his own 40 on a somewhat regular basis. And its worked
I love the way those two winnie the poohs tried to hug
Though I enjoy this show, the father is nothing like Sheldon described him on BBT
Exactly, while George isn’t perfect. He’s an awesome father, husband, and a pretty funny SIL
Sheldon was very upset with his last memory of his dad, that's why he always tells negativity about him. He told that secret to Penny in BBT.
If the producers of BBT knew there would be a prequel I'm sure they would have written his character differently.
@@toastnjam7384 That's exactly it. This show wouldn't be successful if they played his dad according to BBT stories told by Sheldon. It wouldn't work.
Its not about how George Sr. is, its about how Sheldon remembers him. I'm sure he is remembered differently by all his kids
1:21 "Many years later, my brother would use the same excuse at the court for urinating inapropriately."
Sheldon surprised me a lot when he’s young he’s got lucky parents
I think it's so cool that Sheldon's Mom is played by Laurie Metcalf's daughter. They look very much alike, which creates backward continuity with TBBT.
I never knew that, always thought they just did a great job in casting.
@@Have_A_Nice_Day242 It was great casting! If you look back at old episodes of Roseanne, Young Sheldon's mom could step in for Jackie with just a minor hair adjustment! Typically, I get annoyed by Hollywood nepotism, but this is an instance where it just makes sense:)
Sheldon's brother too. Even the mannerisms, the cast nailed that down!
I love that song that’s playing in the truck George straight is a good singer
Love this sheldon. Love from India.
in that moment the pride on both faces is obvious. love this show
The best part of this is that you now seem the exact same dynamic at work more and more often in the NFL. Thank you, Sheldon.
Classic how his dad quotes him about knowing stuff
The way he grabbed George arm the whole time being in complete disbelief had me rolling
I finally know where Dan Campbell gets his strategies from
Nobody gonna talk about that ocean front property in Arizona?
I feel like the statistics are right, but it is still dependent on where you are on the field. For example, it would be great to go for it anywhere from the 50 yard line or further, since that's likely where a punt return would be anyway, whereas if you're on the 12 like they were, it's not the best gamble to take unless you have no choice. Just my opinion.
Several real life highschool teams have mostly stopped punting, it’s just about mixing in more fourth down attempts to increase your odds but punting is obviously still needed in some situations
They never said 4th and...what? 4th and 1, OK, but 4th and 10 - crazy, especially from their own 12. They were extremely lucky - twice.
That's pretty much right, within reason. Like 4th and 12 you might not want to go for it, but a reasonably makeable 4th down in plus territory, it's a decent risk.
you'd think young sheldon would draw up some awesomly successful plays.
I wonder how many teams have written up one of the super geniuses and asked if they could pay them to makes some plays
The montage of Mary laying into everybody is absolutely hilarious.
I love the fact that they play George Strait on the pick-up truck
Sadly, while this worked out in sitcom land, little Sheldon fails to grasp the effect of selection bias on statistical analysis. While a disproportionate number of 4th down gambles succeed, it is the choice of the coaches in the sample population to only gamble in favourable conditions (i.e., 4th and 1) that skews results toward the positive. If gamble plays were called in a random sampling of all possible 4th down situations, including 4th and 12/long, then the results would be far different.
But that would require the writers to understand correlation does not equal causation.
That's not the main takeaway from this. When you're in a disadvantaged position you are better off playing with greater risk - assuming you can afford the possible loss (which is not really an important restriction in this case because it's something as innocent as football) . Most coaches don't follow this reasoning because they are afraid of criticism from their own. They are probably too stupid to explain to their own it doesn't matter with how much one lose. This lack of reasoning infects all parts on society, even in courts. Far too often does the defendant play the innocent card in a murder case even when the available evidence have shown to be more than enough for conviction. In many cases it would be wiser to argue that the victim deserved to die. Our society is sick today because it has unlimited patience with small offences, but no patience with a huge one. Society today is simply too stupid to do simple addition.
@@kokukokubin6092 That is not his failing at all, it was his poor understanding of the game and the math of statistics (writers fault obviously). Other wise his data would have been complete and his results far more complicated. It would have been impossible to not to wind up with a cheat sheet with 4th down distance, field position, score, clock... all of it. And that's just the base level, in a real game the coach has to weigh everything with team dynamics: do I trust in my defense more or my offense? How do they compare against today's opponent? Is the weather a factor? What about special teams? You get the idea.
You do realise it's just a show about a smart kid?
Rick and Morty pulls ridiculous stuff or. Archer no oner picks logic the acting the dailouge and fun was all there
@@MrHarshverdhan so? Some people like to analyze. If it bothers you so much you can scroll right on by.
Punting in the 4th quarter makes America great from Georgei is the funniest thing ever😂😂😂😂
Statistically if your team hasn't move beyond the twelve yard line at fourth down, you better punt.
I think Sheldon bumped into an unusual scenario where the math worked out differently, in favor of going for it, for complicated reasons that only professional sports betters could understand. In an ironic turn of events, Sheldon bumped into some positive variance, leading to lots of popularity and respect, at Georgie's expense.
Merry is awesome mom !!!!!
"Why does everybody knowing something make it right..?"👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
0:31 song in the truck radio pleaseee tell me
Ocean Front Property by George Strait
Just because you statistically have a greater chance of getting a first down isn’t as important as where the line of scrimmage is. So what if you have a greater than 50% chance of getting the first down. If you miss, the other team only has to go 12 yards to score.
As an English person who has ZERO idea about the fundamental rules of American Football, but who HAS played some American Football video games in the past, I always "went for it" on 4th down (usually with a 'Hail Mary', because that was one of the few offensive plays I actually understood lol).
I mean, why would I want to kick the ball to the other team? I ain't giving that ball up unless I absolutely HAVE to!
That's my thought process too. You can reset if you manage to run less than 10 metres. Less if you've already made a little ground. If you focused your team on making those plays work surely you'd make more downs (Is that what they're called?) overall as well.
@@SendarSlayer 10 yards, dear.
"Do you think Sheldon is right?"
"About what? (and yes)"
love Georgie - "that's what makes our country great" hahahhaa
When you’re writing a script for a fictional football game, everybody knows you go for it!
Same in the NFL! You go for it you never punt
Someone: *insults Sheldon*
Mary: I believe that even God forgives murder.
Only explanation: The other team's defense suck
It is the JV squad
I mean he is correct. The statistics agree with him
The repo foreshadowing is insane
I don't care about sport, but that made me smile at the end
I genuinely can't believe this many people came out to watch a Junior Varsity HS football game. Texas is nuts, man...
A good example of "statistically speaking it's better" doesn't mean "it will work all the time," just more often.
If anyone wants the name of the song while they are driving in the car the song is called: Ocean Front Property by George Strait
Just! Right there on "boo_yeah"; 3:39
Zakir Khan be like: Yaar! Yaha mai pighal gaya!
They all grew up so fast ...
At this point they have to get jim parsons to start voicing in although idk when sheldon hit puberty I think after he graduated college he said
I'm not used to seeing clips of this show in such high quality.
Never had any doubt, despite two minutes ago, telling the coach he was wrong oO
now thats what make our country great :)
that Booeayhhhhh was on point.
If I were George, I would have just told that other coach that Sheldon says they are better off going for it.
To be fair: u do point from your own 12 yard line.
You keep it on him because he have a heart
Your little boy is a real genius
I don't understand sportsball at all but I'm glad they're all happy😂🤷♀️
Football, not sportsball. :)
@@joehamlet7576 that's the joke :)
If any future NFL coach is reading this, "Punt the damn ball." 🏈
0:32 -I can not believe that they put the king of country in Young Sheldon.
All hail George Strait!
Technically the math works differently at each level of football, but it is clearly a smart move in certain situations
True. But the reality is, at most levels the math holds true. If you are an average or better offense, than any distance under 4-5 yards is statistically better going for it than not. We've seen some nfl teams adopting this mindset successfully.
Sheldon understands Moneyball
This Mary Cooper is a good actor
Remind me to tell you about the tax refund I got from the irs....gets me everytime
I love the ford man .
That’s what makes this country great
I like the booyah from Merry for sheldon
Oh booyah!!!, on your face baby on your face
Looks like Georgie owes Sheldon an apology 😂
I got some Ocean front property in Arizona!!🎵
I'm still tryin to figure out why Leonard's bully is Sheldon's dad?
Young Sheldon make me remember Malcolm (Malcolm in the middle, highly intelligent)and George, Hal his dad, so funny the both
I feel like that realistically, that guy would still be pissed for them not punting
If I remember correctly it wasn't never punt on 4th down period it was once you get past the 30-40 yard line because statistically you gave yourself more of a chance at scoring than surrendering points in the long run but I could be wrong.
big risk big reward
Boys and girls what did we learn listen to your smart little brother from young Sheldon just saying America.