could you somehow combine football and hackathon?'s or football games for competitive silica and valley stuff rank higher? >> if ever the sport, i would go ath danford, but alabama has bigger budget for players. >> they definitely have the bigger moneyball approach. you can use data science to decide who to hire, who drew fire from and how to go place. i haven't believe, and some of my partners at coastal ventures share and discover that you can actually call plays in football better by using math than by feel.s that feel -- -- out of theke emotion playcalling during the game, and actually using for the bold approach. it was shocking to me that nobody else copied that. like as them look genius. >> you would rather have a lot of talent rather than a talent. than greatr strategy. they make a lot of terrible decisions, especially on fourth down. the new york times started a fourth down tracker that shows and exposes the fallacies of most of the decision-making in the nfl on sports downs. it is something you'll probably see in the next d

>> as exciting as it is, a hackathon is short lived. will take a lot of coding and programs like "the hidden genius project" to really change the game. >> i live in south vallejo so i had's get hetto every day. >> i think we can thank the world with this. >> that was kqed reporting. joining me for a look at other news we're tracking is scott schafer. hi, scott. >> hi. >> jer ray brown filed papers to run for re-election. no surprise. what kind of race do you think he'll have between now and november? >> he's in great shape. he has $17 million in the bank and he's runng relatively unknown republican opponents who don't have money or name i.d. he's presiding over a recovering economy and a balanced budget. well known and his poll numbers are good and it would seem that jerry brown is going to cruise to re-election come november but it doesn't always work that way in terms of conventional wisdom playing out. >> what are some of the things that could trip him up? it seems like he hit the sweet spot. he's fiscally tight but liberal on social