Did you catch this comment about the Steelers game?

[pavyracer]

Announcer: "I know there will be many people happy with that final score (11-10)."

The guy must have a shitload on +5 Chargers.

[dwaechte]

[ryanXL977]

these dudes all know the lines, they aint dumb.

[pimike]

They didn't say that

[MexicanStallion]

He actually did say that. I thought he might have said happy instead of happier, but def said it

[diogee]

Missed it but just rewound to hear it...funny Shit

[pavyracer]

They didn't say that

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearing_impairment

You will thank me some day.

[englishmike]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearing_impairment

You will thank me some day.

[Immortality]

He said it but he was talking about stat geeks who would be happy because they were talking about that there had never been an 11-10 score in NFL history.

[diogee]

I know there is a lot of people that will be happy that it was an 11-10 final.

[ryanXL977]

i heard that stat but i assure you he was talking line

[ShamsWoof10]

Yeah it was the play by play announcer "Jim Nanz"... He did say that JUST as they were breaking away and I agree I think he was talking about the line...

If that is not a MAFIA call then refs. are all honest...

[ryanXL977]

i mean, why would anyone be happy about a score of 11-10 if they dont bet it? they wouldnt

[mathdotcom]

He did say it, but that was 5 minutes after they mentioned that no NFL game in history has ever ended 11-10

[Sinister Cat]

Those guys are aware of the line and often mention the importance of a score that would put it over the line with similar language. I heard the comment in this case, but it wasn't clear whether it was the 11-10 thing or the point spread. I don't think "a lot of people" care about the first 11-10 score ever, so I think he probably was talking about the points.

[billmunny]

Sorry boys, but he finished that sentence talking about the rare final score...

[ryanXL977]

why would anyone care about 11-10
of course they wouldnt
why are you guys even debating this
of course he knows the line, these guys are fully aware of that shit
anyone involved, especially heavily, in sports, knows exactly what the lines are

[unit1884]

on Football Night in America, they talked about the line being "3.5" then Chris Collinsworth tried to change the subject.

[The Seer]

Costas said it had to be mentioned

[The Seer]

on Football Night in America, they talked about the line being "3.5" then Chris Collinsworth tried to change the subject.

Collinsworth is the biggest pussy on TV

[unit1884]

he sounds like a pussy, talks like a pussy and acts like a pussy (not to mention his face kinda looks like a pussy) with all 'em wrinkles...

[Outlawdino]

If you listen closely, you may catch Al Michaels dropping little tid-bits about lines and people's "happiness" during or at the end of a broadcast. The lines are being mentioned more and more.

[Richkas]

Announcer: "I know there will be many people happy with that final score (11-10)."

The guy must have a shitload on +5 Chargers.

big deal, so what

[pico]

espn know the gambling lines. they even has the streak for cash on their website...those are all prop and ML bets.

[Stumpage]

Costas said something along the lines of "People would care about the score for other reasons" or a similar remark, with a nude-nudge wink-wink look.....

And then the other guy sitting with him had this nervous gay-ass smile on his face, which seemed to screaming "Quick, cut to commercial B*tch!!"

[pavyracer]

big deal, so what

who said it was a big deal?

[pico]

the funny thing is disney owns espn.

[BestPlay2day]

I don't think anyone cares about the 1st 11-10 game. They were talking about the spread.