Chris Fowler

But in college, it's been obviously impossible.

Two last questions here.

As someone who knows that you are vastly overprepared for the moment, what percentage of your prep will make it into a game?

What percentage?

I'm going to lean in and grab something here, so forgive me.

I'm going to show you the chart.

I posted this at Instagram.

But this is the chart, not for this game, because the chart for this game has got a long way to go.

But this is Miami having the football.

Can you see how little this writing is?

Yeah.

This is the spotter chart.

This is Miami's offense in the bottom, and this is Ole Miss' defense up top.

And to answer your question, yes, wildly overprepared.

A fraction of that gets in the broadcast, because if a lot of that gets in the broadcast, then I've done a terrible job.

I've smothered the game with data.

That has key one-line things reminding me to get to a story that I want to tell.

It has performances in key games and situations.

It has a lot of data about each offense and defense, but I promise not to ruin the

game by reading it on the air but over under 10 percent five percent of uh the material that you have prepared that you will actually use i would say because there's much more than i that i've actually prepared that doesn't even get on the chart so i would say under five percent of the stuff i've seen gets on the air what gets on the chart uh