I want my team to learn how to tell time one way. If I felt it gave us a better chance to win I would change my clock.
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Odds that Flood refused to change his clock last night?
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Cut the guy a break...hopefully he has a great Monday season. He might have a winning weekday record (5-0) going into TTFM game.
He has decided that leaving the clock one hour ahead gives them the best chance at being 1-0 this week.
It all came down to experience. The new time has none, and will get none. However, it may get some ticks at the end of each day.
By now he's probably emailed a professor and had a follow-up meeting in Princeton about the possibility of changing the time.
He's already predetermined he isn't going to make the time change until mid-December. -By then, working out a strategy on how to change the time on his clocks may be the only "opponents" he has the need to game plan for.
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he's not going to reveal whether he changed the clocks or not - there would be no benefit in that.
Look, he did not change the clock back and he is not going to! We need that extra hour of film analysis to prep for the Wolverines!
He only has one clock, But he rotates 4 different watches, he feels they give him many different looks. He also has two gold rings, but only puts one on at a time.
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The clocks two hands dropped minutes, for the 4th time in 4 days, but it's OK because that's a learning
experience...
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his clock only has an 0 and 1 on it. Unfortunately he looks at it from his mirror and he keeps thinking is says 1 and 0.
Actually he has two clocks. One runs a little slow but he refuses to put batteries in the other one to see if it works fine.
He giggles when he holds the M button down for 5 minutes causing the LED digits change in a blur, eager for the challenge of going 1-0 in the next breakfast season.
He's got 3 clocks in the house. If he was to adjust 1, how would he pick? It's best to leave these things to chance...