[8550937]

cinc vs conn last night (no10) cinc wins someone do me a fav look up how may games that a top 25 team was a underdog?in football and basketball i bet the pecentage is like 80% who was in the top 25 at that time and lost

[Busterflywheel]

cinc vs conn last night (no10) cinc wins someone do me a fav look up how may games that a top 25 team was a underdog?in football and basketball i bet the pecentage is like 80% who was in the top 25 at that time and lost

True but rigged? Like the coach called over player in the end and says to smoke the FT so we dont cover spread..??

[Peeig]

since u know theez rigged situations u can now bet on them and get rish................either that or stfu

[teecee]

Certainly didn't work in the Tenn/Memphis affair.

[robmpink]

It happens often in college baskets when a top 25 plays a non top 25 away and they are the dog.

[Utah]

I am not exactly sure what you are asking. Using things like periods, capital letters, and sentences that make sense would help your writing style a lot.

But, it happens all the time where a top 25 team is a dog to an unranked team in both basketball and football.

[8550937]

if they are in the top 25 they should be fav doesnt make sense or they (nevada)do that on purpose so people take them?

[wacked]

True but rigged? Like the coach called over player in the end and says to smoke the FT so we dont cover spread..??

They tried to call him over and tell him to miss but Cincy had no timeouts so they couldn't. Otherwise if they did he would of tried to miss it had the coach been able to tell him.

[8550937]

explain all those times that a top 25 football or basketball lost to an opponent out of the 25

[robmpink]

explain all those times that a top 25 football or basketball lost to an opponent out of the 25

Now you are just being stupid.

[UMAGA]

LOL this is a prime example of someone who has learned some knowledge, but doesn't know what to do with it. In school, we learn the concepts and have to apply them to situations. In this case, you have found out that a ranked team is a dog to a unranked home fav. Well, guess what, this is a strategy of playing the "unranked home fav"". Everytime this play happens, I always look at the unranked home fav and nothing else. And yes, this happens in b-ball and football.

so I wouldn't call it rigged as you know what tends to happen, but it seems you keep playing the ranked away team. Favorites and Overs are mostly played by the public squares. you have to realize that a long time ago, I worked with a person who ONLY played dogs and Unders. Guess what? He did quite fine and showed a profit year after year.

Get a system, stick with it, manage your bankroll which means don't chase, show a profit, and take some to rollover for next year.

[TigerPawsSC]

Correct answer is:

The people who vote in polls don't do a good job of ranking teams. It's pretty simple.

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[Stumpage]

Memphis waltzed into Phoenix last night and vapourized the Suns by 25 points.....Needless to say, this must have been a rigged game as no heavy underdog, anywhere in the history of sports has ever won a game anywhere on Planet Earth...Ever...

And the night before the Kings-Lakers game must also have been rigged as the Lakers trailed by 20 at home. But then the Lakers won on Kobe's last second dagger, so at the very end the game wasn't rigged anymore...

[TigerPawsSC]