Has any coach in the history of bowl games made a stupider, more costly decision than the one Stanford David Shaw made in the final minute against Oklahoma State at the Fiesta Bowl? With the game tied, Stanford QB Andrew Luck quickly moved his team to a first down at the Cowboys 25 with 50 seconds left. Shaw promptly let the air out of the ball, opting to put the game in the hands of a redshirt freshman kicker, rather than allow the smartest, most efficient college QB in years to get the Cardinal closer to the end zone for a chip shot field goal or maybe even a touchdown. Predictably, the freshman kicker missed from 37 yards, then missed again in OT, and Stanford handed Oklahoma State a win in a game it never led until the end .She opens the article with a description of last January's headlinegrabbing metaanalysis in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). It reported that people who were "overweight" (generally defined as a body mass index, or BMI, of 25