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Brady (via breer):

Hmmm, maybe this is :cool:why I'm having a problem hitting my son with the deep ball. And I thought he was simply getting faster. Thanks TB12, great tip!
 
Page 79 - Kessler asks Ted Wells to read page 260 of some evidence, it's the end of game report and it says the Patriots and Colts both used the logo gauge meaning to get the same readings Walter Anderson HAD to have used it too, which kills the Wells report right there.

Then he says they never addressed page 260 in the report! What a clown.
Iam hoping these things are being picked up the media or being tweeted to them. After how everyone judged on the wells report without reading it , I hope they do read it now.
 
Why on Earth would Columbia recommend Exponent, of all places? They had to be aware of its rep.
They cited that Colombia alumni that did not want to work in academia would instead try to get a job there.
 
Why on Earth would Columbia recommend Exponent, of all places? They had to be aware of its rep.






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NFL goes to Columbia to get them to twist the Science in their favor.

Columbia: "My God, that's monstrous! We'll have no part of it!"

NFL: "Can you recommend someone who will?"

Columbia: "Yes."
 
Q. Who said his best recollection was it was the logo gauge, direct?
A. Correct, but he also said it was possible he was mistaken.
Q. As you know as a lawyer, witnesses will say anything is possible?
A. Not Walt Anderson. You need to meet him. You should call him.
Q. He maintained with you he really thought it was the logo gauge?
A. But he also maintained that he could have been wrong.

LOL Wells here is clinging onto "well he said he could have been wrong..." yeah but Teddy boy how many times did you plant the seeds of doubt into his mind for him?

Wells is saying Walt Anderson is not a typical witness, who will say anything is possible. In his next response, he says Anderson said he could be wrong about which gauge he used. How is that different from saying "Anything is possible?"
 
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Harbaugh is a cry baby liar.
WOW so the NFL claims they ignored this according to the wells report but Dave says they will be aware during the game. Still not a sting operation?
 
Uh oh Tanguay has evidence of Brady being guilty, the 3 texts are missing! There it is! Guilty!! Didn't take long at all.

Disgusting.
 
They cited that Colombia alumni that did not want to work in academia would instead try to get a job there.
Copy that, thanks.
 
This is both a PSA and a health warning: out of fear for you all losing brain cells, please skip over Ted Wells being questioned.

How this guy ever made it out of kindergarten never mind College is baffling.
 
Just wating to see how quickly the media throws guilty or not guilty verdict without reading 400 page report.

Yup, anyone in the media who reaches a conclusion on this within the next 24 hours is almost certainly a stooge. Gotta read it first.
 
Uh oh Tanguay has evidence of Brady being guilty, the 3 texts are missing! There it is! Guilty!! Didn't take long at all.

Disgusting.

Texts from February 7th, 6 days after the SB. What deflation scheme could they be planning with the next game 7 months away? :rolleyes:
 
Snyder pretty thoroughly takes Exponent to task as well. I am actually kind of dumbfounded they reached a conclusion based on a statistically insignificant test:

Q. What did Exponent do in its, what you call 24 statistical variability analysis? And if you have 25 an understanding as to why they did this analysis? DIRECT/SNYDER/GREENSPANPage 181 1 A. Well, this is a relatively brief commentary. 2 My belief is, and this is a bit of a speculation, is 3 that they wanted to look at the variants, the 4 dispersion in the measurements between the Colts' 5 balls at halftime and the Patriots' balls at 6 halftime to see if there was a contrast. And if 7 there was a contrast so that the Patriots' balls had 8 more dispersion, more variance in their 9 measurements, that would lend support to the idea 10 that they didn't have a common starting value. Why 11 wouldn't they have a common starting value? Hasty 12 deflation. 13 Q. Let's go to the next slide. And what did 14 Exponent conclude as a statistical matter about 15 variability? 16 A. No statistical -- no statistically 17 significant difference. 18 Q. Did they stop there? 19 A. No. They continued, which is striking, 20 because, whereas in the difference in difference 21 analysis, they adopted the standard five percent as 22 the benchmark, here, they said, no, we will just 23 continue on and reach conclusions. And it's right 24 here at the bottom. 25 So without having found anything that's 06/25/2015 03:43:11 PM Page 182 to 185 of 457 50 of 172 sheets DIRECT/SNYDER/GREENSPANPage 182 1 statistically significant, nevertheless they have a 2 statement that begins in their report, "therefore." 3 Q. And in your experience, as a statistical 4 matter, is it a sound practice to draw conclusions 5 from an analysis which doesn't reach statistical 6 significance? 7 A. No.
 
Cue Mark Brunell- "Football isn't golf. You grip the sh*t out of the football when you throw it. At least I did so I am so sad that Tom Brady lied"

Hey there Pop Warner kids and coaches. Who are you going to take throwing technique advice from? Hmmmm . this is a difficult decision.
 
WOW so the NFL claims they ignored this according to the wells report but Dave says they will be aware during the game. Still not a sting operation?

Wasn't that email supposed to have come from the Colts equipment guy? It looks like it's directly from Grigson, not forwarded or even referencing a concern from the equipment guy.
 
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