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Matt Rhule: "We have to double down on our approach"

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Using a gambling analogy to describe your football coaching plan is truly odd.  You double down when a successful outcome is HIGHLY in your favor.  Any other use of doubling down usually results in a bigger loss.  Sounds like Rhule loses a lot of money in Vegas.

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3 minutes ago, Newtcase said:

Using a gambling analogy to describe your football coaching plan is truly odd.  You double down when a successful outcome is HIGHLY in your favor.  Any other use of doubling down usually results in a bigger loss.  Sounds like Rhule loses a lot of money in Vegas.

This is like doubling down at the blackjack table when you are showing a 6 and the dealer is showing a face card lol. 

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