I think Rob Neyer did a quick study like this not too long ago -- and I'm sure many others have as well. But, well, you certainly know the famous story about writing a long letter, a story that has been attributed to many people. Somebody wrote a very long letter. "If I had more time," Benjamin Franklin or Blaise Pascal or Woodrow Wilson or Mark Twain or someone else ended that letter, "I would have made it shorter."
Does the first round score really matter?
Does the first round score really matter?
Does the first round score really matter?
I think Rob Neyer did a quick study like this not too long ago -- and I'm sure many others have as well. But, well, you certainly know the famous story about writing a long letter, a story that has been attributed to many people. Somebody wrote a very long letter. "If I had more time," Benjamin Franklin or Blaise Pascal or Woodrow Wilson or Mark Twain or someone else ended that letter, "I would have made it shorter."
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