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#26
bottles of everclear are not as transparent as they seem to be.
Colorado st. Vs Denver Fixed?
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#27
Quote Originally Posted by Rallycaps:
OK, so let's say it's only $10000. Do you really want to risk that money on one 3 point shot at the buzzer really? If so, please let's bet some things together...
I don't get it? Why you have to bet 1 million? However, I would say that on some of these games "millions" are bet. So ya, there is some truth to your stupid comment. I just don't turn a blind eye to the fact that things can easily be rigged/setup. Anyways, maybe Arizona UTEP didn't make it SOOO obvious. Next.........
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#28
Wow, some of you guys are clueless.
The line went up, so if there was big money fixing the game, they lost because the wrong team covered.
Not saying there aren't dirty games, they definitely exist. But there has to be some kind of money trail. The dollars here were on CSU, and there was no unusual betting pattern.
Also, if the fix is in to shave points, then CSU isn't ever going to be up nine with 30 seconds left.
Use your brain, ok?
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#29
Quote Originally Posted by Xforged:
Sorry Pal... I think there is more Fixed than you think.. You must realize that very few colleges make money from their athletic program. Matter of fact , the football mainly carries the athletic programs for the universities. I'm talking all athletics are carried by football & basketball programs. Of the 115 universities only the top 10 profit, the rest are lucky to break even, most lose money after scholarships & travel. Where do you think they get the Funds?
I had to register just to respond to the stupidity of this statement. Did you even go to college? Probably not since you're from one of the dumbest states in America. Do you really think Universities get their money from small time bookies and mobs paying them off? The average tuition for a private university is probably around 30-40 grand. Average payoff is a couple grand if you can make it happen. Do the math. You can pay off players you can't buy a multi-million dollar program. How many documented cases of fixed games can you find versus the number of games played. Bad beats happen all the time it's just he way the ball bounces. I lost too it's called gambling.
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#30
No way the game was fixed, not the way it played out. If it was (in theory) fixed, the fix would have to be on the CSU side, not the DU side. CSU is the team that blundered away the cover. A fix normally requires deliberately screwing up, not making great plays (like forcing a turnover and converting a 3 with under 2 seconds left like DU did). Every time CSU got fouled at the end, they made their free throws. One of the easiest things to do to shave points is deliberately miss free throws and CSU didn't do that. One head-scratcher they did do was foul DU at the end, when they were up by 6 with less than 10 seconds remaining, instead of just playing defense, but I think it was just poor headwork on the CSU player.
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#31
Quote Originally Posted by supersalgas:
Quote Originally Posted by Xforged:
Sorry Pal... I think there is more Fixed than you think.. You must realize that very few colleges make money from their athletic program. Matter of fact , the football mainly carries the athletic programs for the universities. I'm talking all athletics are carried by football & basketball programs. Of the 115 universities only the top 10 profit, the rest are lucky to break even, most lose money after scholarships & travel. Where do you think they get the Funds?
I had to register just to respond to the stupidity of this statement. Did you even go to college? Probably not since you're from one of the dumbest states in America. Do you really think Universities get their money from small time bookies and mobs paying them off? The average tuition for a private university is probably around 30-40 grand. Average payoff is a couple grand if you can make it happen. Do the math. You can pay off players you can't buy a multi-million dollar program. How many documented cases of fixed games can you find versus the number of games played. Bad beats happen all the time it's just he way the ball bounces. I lost too it's called gambling.Sorry Pal... I think there is more Fixed than you think.. You must realize that very few colleges make money from their athletic program. Matter of fact , the football mainly carries the athletic programs for the universities. I'm talking all athletics are carried by football & basketball programs. Of the 115 universities only the top 10 profit, the rest are lucky to break even, most lose money after scholarships & travel. Where do you think they get the Funds?
Thank you, someone with a brain!!!
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#33
Quote Originally Posted by supersalgas:
I had to register just to respond to the stupidity of this statement. Did you even go to college? Probably not since you're from one of the dumbest states in America. Do you really think Universities get their money from small time bookies and mobs paying them off? The average tuition for a private university is probably around 30-40 grand. Average payoff is a couple grand if you can make it happen. Do the math. You can pay off players you can't buy a multi-million dollar program. How many documented cases of fixed games can you find versus the number of games played. Bad beats happen all the time it's just he way the ball bounces. I lost too it's called gambling.
For someone to attack another's education, shows lack of character. First off I did not even place money on this game, but for one minute if you don't realize that gambling is a world wide business is just naive. Fixed games is not a conspiracy, it's Reality & if you don't see it, then your lost! You're not the Solution, mostly the problem.
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#35
Quote Originally Posted by whodat5400:
I have never say FIX before but I have to say I watched that game and Colorado St would miss their free throws then foul and stop the clock like they were losing.THE FIX WAS IN,and that's a first for me,and I go back to the 60's.
I have never say FIX before but I have to say I watched that game and Colorado St would miss their free throws then foul and stop the clock like they were losing.THE FIX WAS IN,and that's a first for me,and I go back to the 60's.
Finally, someone with some knowledge of the game. Virginia did the same thing in their game, Fouling & even called a time out with 35 seconds left on the clock. When your up 21 points either you are dribbling out the clock or shooting free throws because the losing team has committed a foul. In that stage of the game athletes are ready to hhit the shower. I just love reading the comments from the people who think these things could never happen. I have watched & Played enough sports in my lifetime to spot & pick up on funny situations. Sometimes the announcers will even call them out. Its Gambling!!!
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#36
Quote Originally Posted by supersalgas:
I had to register just to respond to the stupidity of this statement. Did you even go to college? Probably not since you're from one of the dumbest states in America. Do you really think Universities get their money from small time bookies and mobs paying them off? The average tuition for a private university is probably around 30-40 grand. Average payoff is a couple grand if you can make it happen. Do the math. You can pay off players you can't buy a multi-million dollar program. How many documented cases of fixed games can you find versus the number of games played. Bad beats happen all the time it's just he way the ball bounces. I lost too it's called gambling.
This comment is to Supersalgas. Hiding behind your newly created profile, just had to register so I could reply & try to make this guy look like an idiot! Seriously, do you really think you are smarter than the next guy? You put down the State, so this means you are only educated depending on location. I will say this, if you don't like something you read, just turn the page. Coward!!!
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