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Drexel/Charleston last night
Guys, I had Drexel +3.5 last night and I checked around 11pm and final had 77-74 C of C, and my book had it graded a win. Well this morning, my account is $615 less and I cant figure out why. Come to find they adjusted this this morning, and espn shows 79-75 final. Wtf happened??
The score was posted 77-74 like 2 hours after the game would have ended.
What book? Think they just screwed up initially. Looks like it was always 79-75.Originally Posted by Regul8er
Reg, this is one of those things that make you wonder.
Can only happen to YOU, right? Better luck on the next one, bro.
Im telling you guys, espn had the score listed as a final at 77-74, and my book had it graded as a win, and re-adjusted just a few hours ago.
I notice alot of stuff happened in that play by play with 1 second left, including a defensive rebound by C of C with 0 seconds left, without even a shot attempt by Drexel. Id love to see a clip of the last second of this game.
Also, check the last 2 lines of the play by play:
77-74 end of 2nd half
79-75 end of game
Hmmmm
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Coletrane Washington's career night wasn't enough as Drexel fell to Charleston, 79-75, at the TD Arena on Monday night. Drexel was down three with the final possession and Washington was fouled on a 3-point attempt. He missed the first, made the second and intentionally missed the third, but Charleston grabbed the rebound and made a pair of free throws to clinch it for the Cougars.
Charleston held the lead throughout the second half although the Dragons were always within striking distance. The Cougars (14-10, 6-6) led by 10 with 1:53 to play, but Drexel (12-12, 7-7) countered with eight quick points to make it 74-72 with just 39 seconds to play. Charleston's Reyne Smith was fouled with 29 seconds to play and made two free throws to extend the lead back to four. Drexel raced into the front court and Xavier Bell scored on a driving lay-up and the Dragons were forced to foul again. This time, Smith made just one of two free throws to give Drexel the final possession. Washington faked a 3-pointer, got his defender in the air, was fouled but couldn't make the first of his free throws.
Reg:
*How many seconds when the 3-pt shooter was fouled?
Sounds like there was maybe a video/timer review. Things happen on these end-games.
More strategic error was fouling the 3-pt shooter. This should basically never happen. At +3.5, you should be staring at an ATS win or overtime (at worst), if he's shooting a buzzer-beater.
Pretty trash luck it sounds like. Oh well, like you said, on the next one.
Was watching the game...I had the over. The refs could have let the foul go, but he raised his arm, signaling a foul with two-tenths of a second to go. Teams should have walked off the court, but officials went to the monitor and put 0.2 seconds on, hence the free throws. Brutal beat for you. Sorry. Been there before. That was awful though.
We will continue to see this happen as legalized sports gambling continues to grow. The leagues (and NCAA) are checking everything nowadays. i.e. "meaningless" shots and "meaningless" fouls.... knowing people have "legal" money on the game.
Good info, False.
Yes, at that point in time, there's literally no way for Drex to come back. Even if guy missed 2 FT (and one airball), they won't count a 3-ptr at 0.2 Sec.
Had Charleston. Sorry man Id rather you have won
The last seconds in NcaaB are brutal sometimes, and you just gave another example of it. Watch one game and the teams stop fouling down 7 points, then another and they keep fouling down 8-9, and it’s almost always the O/U that gets screwed up because of it
8-9? I've seen teams fouling down 15 with 15 seconds. It's nuts.
It’s really unbelievable to watch.
Yesterday i had George Mason -2 and tuned out with 2 minutes remaining as they were down by 7. I thought it was going to be a foul fest and would still end up losing. I checked the scores this morning and saw they won and covered in OT. Mason was the wrong side, but the crazy shit that happens in college b-ball down the stretch is as unpredictable as it gets. I don't know why we bet this shit, but for some sick ass reason i enjoy it.
Earlier this year Michigan UNLV had UNLV +12.5, they’re down 11, waits til the ball gets across half court, fouls with about 4 seconds left on the clock. Down 11, fouls with 4 fukking seconds left on the clock! Dude runs all the way across the court to be a hero and foul too. Michigan hits both free throws, UNLV inbounds and doesn’t even do anything, just lets the clock run out as they lose by 13.
The sad thing is, I know it’s not a fix because this dumb shit is just what happens in stupid college basketball all the time.
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