Oregon v. Cal under was fixed

Brett · 10-06-11, 11:55 PM

tin8shusd · 10-06-11, 11:57 PM

Hardly - I like how the refs blew the ball dead WAY before they should have when they saw James get stripped during the play he was hurt on. Just because Oregon is playing in the game doesn't mean the over will cash.

DrStale · 10-06-11, 11:58 PM

No, it wasnt. Take your loss like a man.

fishmonger · 10-07-11, 12:05 AM

And you didn't think the over was a tad bit over priced? Opened at 59 and pounded to 67 at some spots.

Jago2008 · 10-07-11, 12:05 AM

If you don't believe this happens

uwack23 · 10-07-11, 12:06 AM

Ill take my win like a man

Jago2008 · 10-07-11, 12:06 AM

I had over 65 and Tigers ML in a two-team parlay. And for the record I've taken many losses like a man. With only a touchdown necessary for just a push w/ 14:10 left in the 4th quarter. I wouldn't put that into the category of taking a loss like a man...

I'd like to sit here and recant all the penalties, and even an attempt to explain the intentionally dropped TD pass as the clock ran out, but its not worth it.

Jago2008 · 10-07-11, 12:09 AM

Originally posted by fishmonger

And you didn't think the over was a tad bit over priced? Opened at 59 and pounded to 67 at some spots.

Yes it was overpriced, with that said, I had this total at @ least 68, so did many others, I don't think I'm alone with this disappointment. For two teams that avg. 30 points a game, with Oregon @ home, 65 was about right.

BeBrave · 10-07-11, 12:35 AM

you will be fine if you always bet the rigged side

zr0 · 10-07-11, 12:50 AM

LOL it was a lock. if you saw the public and knew this, why would you still play over?

CollegeOverUnder · 10-07-11, 01:08 AM

did we know a player was gonna get injured ?

PaperTrail07 · 10-07-11, 01:45 AM

Obviously it was planned for the guy to drop the ball on the last play---ha--same reason he caught the ball 3rd and 15 w 3 defenders on him

PaperTrail07 · 10-07-11, 01:46 AM

And the td he was a step out on the pi call

DrStale · 10-07-11, 11:07 AM

Originally posted by Jago2008

I had over 65 and Tigers ML in a two-team parlay. And for the record I've taken many losses like a man. With only a touchdown necessary for just a push w/ 14:10 left in the 4th quarter. I wouldn't put that into the category of taking a loss like a man...

I'd like to sit here and recant all the penalties, and even an attempt to explain the intentionally dropped TD pass as the clock ran out, but its not worth it.

I had Cal +24, its a bad beat, it happens. If the under was fixed the refs would have run the clock on a couple of those passes on the final drive where the receiver had his forward progress stopped before going out of bounds.

ridims · 10-07-11, 11:20 AM

Originally posted by Jago2008

I had over 65 and Tigers ML in a two-team parlay. And for the record I've taken many losses like a man. With only a touchdown necessary for just a push w/ 14:10 left in the 4th quarter. I wouldn't put that into the category of taking a loss like a man...

I'd like to sit here and recant all the penalties, and even an attempt to explain the intentionally dropped TD pass as the clock ran out, but its not worth it.

two team parlay is your first mistake

over would have hit if it wasnt for the injury to james

seen this happen late in games before, nothing different here. its tough to hit the over especially if the losing qb is a retard and cant complete a pass. backup almost threw 10 picks as well

game was legit

balls2wall · 10-07-11, 11:39 AM

every game I lose is fixed

I'd be hitting 100% if not for rigged games

manicart · 10-07-11, 12:35 PM

lmao an under bet fixed now i have heard everything!

Walulu · 10-07-11, 12:47 PM

when a team is up 28 there is no need to score, theother team needs to score and Cal is inept to say the least