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  • Razz
    SBR Hall of Famer
    • 08-22-05
    • 5632

    #1
    Armageddon
    Wednesday, February 7th was a bizarre day. There were 13 home dogs. One covered. Four of the winning road faves covered by 1 or 2, and another covered in OT.

    Team that covered is in bold:
    NC Wilmington -2.5 @ Delaware
    UCF -5 @ ECU
    Miami O -6 @ Eastern Michigan
    ODU -12 @ Georgia State
    Georgetown -1 @ Louisville
    BC -5 @ Miami Fla
    Illinois -4.5 @ Northwestern
    Florida -4.5 @ UGA
    Pitt -2 @ WVU
    Wright State -1 @ Loyola-Chi
    Iowa -2 @ Minnesota
    Wisconsin -11 @ Penn State
    North Carolina -4 @ Duke

    I feel lucky to go 2-5. Let's hope this never repeats itself.
  • Illusion
    Restricted User
    • 08-09-05
    • 25166

    #2
    I had a real shitty day going 2-6 overall.
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    • imgv94
      SBR Posting Legend
      • 11-16-05
      • 17192

      #3
      I had NC Wilm..
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      • pags11
        SBR Posting Legend
        • 08-18-05
        • 12264

        #4
        unbelievable...
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        • bigboydan
          SBR Aristocracy
          • 08-10-05
          • 55420

          #5
          I don't think it's that bizarre IMO

          It's that time of the year where teams are jockeying for there conference seedings.
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          • onlooker
            BARRELED IN @ SBR!
            • 08-10-05
            • 36572

            #6
            Yesterday wasn't very nice to the Pro dogs either. Most got blown out. The 7th is a day to forget.
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            • Hulu
              SBR Wise Guy
              • 07-17-06
              • 664

              #7
              Wow, sorry to see everyone had a bad day yesterday but I'm glad I'm not the only one who had the crap kicked outta me by the books. I lost over 7 units in the NBA.
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