Height stopped being an advantage on the block
Lift and coast is a setup choice pretending to be a driver instruction
The transfer market learns slower than the analysts think
A good start is worth less than a bad one costs
Turnovers in your own half are not all equal
Dot balls cost more than boundaries earn
A new ball and an old ball are not the same sport
Training zones are a bookkeeping tool, not a biology
Usage rate hides who actually breaks a defence
A front wing flap is a cheap fix for an expensive problem
Movement screens predict almost nothing and cost plenty
The hundred metres is decided by who slows down least
Zonal marking gets blamed because it is legible
The hard length beats the yorker more often than anyone admits
Chasing spin numbers has made half of practice useless
Set position height is personal and coaches keep standardising it
Blocks are the worst way to judge a rim protector
There is no such thing as a one-stop tyre, only a one-stop driver
The watch is not measuring what the coach thinks it is
Readiness scores tell athletes what they already knew
The overlap works because nobody takes it
Losing two early costs less than the caution it produces
The five-shot rally is where matches are actually lost
A flying thirty tells you more than any timed trial
