[CommodoresV]

at least that's what I thought....then I watched the last few minutes and OT's of UCLA Stanford game. Yeah, that game was fixed and I have screenshots to prove it. Zebra men got paid by someone.

[MoMoneyMoVaughn]

pics?

[CommodoresV]

roughly 8 seconds left in the first OT and Stanford was up by 2 points. After missed shot by UCLA, ball clearly changed direction after deflecting on UCLA defender.

[CommodoresV]

[CommodoresV]

then there was the called blocking foul on Stanford. Announcers stated multiple times that the Stanford defender was set and blocking foul should not have been called - it was clearly a charge. However, refs called a blocking foul.

[BadLuckSanta]

sorry for your loss

fixing happens all the time

need to be on the right side to be successful at this game

[hester45]

I agree.I was on the right side of the cheat..

[CTOWNsCAPPIN]

Good stuff Commodore.

[meader99]

Sorry you had Stanford. No need to be butt hurt about it.

[Snowball]

you got to figure this stuff in if you back a road team.
the only way a road team wins is domination
and stanford failed to dominate all game.

[Filthyy]

Funny to see how much this line jumped in the 5 minutes before tipoff.
Though, if the game was fixed they wouldn't have called that foul on the UCLA player that fouled out with 3 seconds left or whatever.
Although......that 93% ft shooter only made 1/2 so that's a little fishy.

I thought the out of bounds call was going to be Stanford's ball but the baseline ref called it UCLA ball even though I think the side ref had a better view and was going to call it Stanford's. From replay you really couldn't tell, definitely not conclusive enough to change the call.

[meader99]

Funny to see how much this line jumped in the 5 minutes before tipoff.
Though, if the game was fixed they wouldn't have called that foul on the UCLA player that fouled out with 3 seconds left or whatever.
Although......that 93% ft shooter only made 1/2 so that's a little fishy.

I thought the out of bounds call was going to be Stanford's ball but the baseline ref called it UCLA ball even though I think the side ref had a better view and was going to call it Stanford's. From replay you really couldn't tell, definitely not conclusive enough to change the call.

Yeah, the same 93% shooter that missed 3 free throws in the game.....They better check his pockets too.

[hester45]

Yes your right... $$$$ in his wallet.

[PaperTrail07]

Stanford played well enough to beat UCLA by 20....whole game was kept close by the refs....would have been much worse had UCLA hit some FT's...24/39-----yes 39 LOL....anytime someone got the ball near down low...they just jump and the whistle was ready...

you got to figure this stuff in if you back a road team.
the only way a road team wins is domination
and stanford failed to dominate all game.