Anyone have a bigger moose tale then this?

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Back in 2008, NCAA Men&#x27;s basketball game between #3 UCLA and #7 Stanford with UCLA -9. With 1 minute and 45 seconds remaining, Stanford was up by 10 points. UCLA somehow found a way to tie the game and send it to OT. They outscored Stanford by 10 points in OT to cover. Now in college, 9 points is lot to cover and with that little time left in regulation, 19 points should seem virtually impossible. UCLA did it and left all Stanford backers in shock. Stephen A. Smith even made a note of the spread on ESPN that night and called it the worst beat against a spread he has ever seen.

UnderdogsGalore · Answer

Back in 2008, NCAA Men&#x27;s basketball game between #3 UCLA and #7 Stanford with UCLA -9. With 1 minute and 45 seconds remaining, Stanford was up by 10 points. UCLA somehow found a way to tie the game and send it to OT. They outscored Stanford by 10 points in OT to cover. Now in college, 9 points is lot to cover and with that little time left in regulation, 19 points should seem virtually impossible. UCLA did it and left all Stanford backers in shock. Stephen A. Smith even made a note of the spread on ESPN that night and called it the worst beat against a spread he has ever seen.

UnderdogsGalore · Answer

The Redskins game this past Monday comes in at a close second.

bmiller1632 · Answer

vikings/ravens under last year .. worst bad beat of all time imo

joepa510 · Answer

I had Stanford in college basketball about 15 years ago minus 12.5 and the under 145.5 .. Stanford was up 79-64 with a couple seconds left and got fouled. An 80 percent foul shooter missed both free throws and the player from Cal grabbed the rebound took a couple dribbles and heaved one from about 70 feet that banked in to lose by 12 and make it a total of 146. Oh and the shot came well after the clock hit 0.0 but  they still counted it.

Julespussy · Answer

Skins game was a single Hail Mary and a two point fail. Not worthy of mention against the OP

examine · Answer

dime a dozen&#xD;&#xA;been betting daily for over 20 years&#xD;&#xA;seen it all&#xD;&#xA;does not affect me

Julespussy · Answer

Don&#x27;t respond then!

sellers92 · Answer

what do u have up ur fool

JordanBelfort · Answer

Had a college basketball player chuck up a shot from about 15 feet beyond halfcourt and hit it to kill the spread

Hoops1487 · Answer

College basketball. Louisville -22.5 vs temple Up 24 with 20 something seconds left and they draw a play for one of the bench players for Louisville throws a nasty brick of the rim and the temple player scores a last second layup to cut the spread to 22

Icemunger · Answer

ducks/kings playoffs last year on Ducks ML, kings score 6sec left in reg then win in OT farrrrrk

sellers92 · Answer

that is hilarious lol. hope u didnt have too much on that :/

JFEEZEE · Answer

Had this one as well .....Up there with the worst of all time clearing an interception refs wanted to be heros for the home team

sports_Network · Answer

these are all interesting stories, but why are they posted in the MLB forum? I&#x27;m sure the readers of the football, and basketball forums would love them, go their and enjoy yourself with the same ol&#x27; same ol&#x27;

JustDueIt · Answer

MLB FORUM ...get this crap outta here...no offense

sports_Network · Answer

[Quote: Originally Posted by UnderdogsGalore] &#xD;&#xA;Back in 2008, NCAA Men&#x27;s basketball game between #3 UCLA and #7 Stanford with UCLA -9. With 1 minute and 45 seconds remaining, Stanford was up by 10 points. UCLA somehow found a way to tie the game and send it to OT. They outscored Stanford by 10 points in OT to cover. Now in college, 9 points is lot to cover and with that little time left in regulation, 19 points should seem virtually impossible. UCLA did it and left all Stanford backers in shock. Stephen A. Smith even made a note of the spread on ESPN that night and called it the worst beat against a spread he has ever seen. [/Quote] I agree, anyone who has ever bet NCAAB will never ever forget this game, one of the greatest &#x27;turnarounds&#x27; in sports betting history...make that a double

WillieBarber · Answer

How about this one!  Braves-Mets playoffs I think in 2000.  I had OVER 7.5,  Game tied at 3 in extra innings.  Mets walk off GRAND SLAM!!   WINNER!!!!!!    Nope.  Player got tackled by team between 2nd and 3rd base and he never touched home plate and was credited with a single.   4-3 FINAL!!  OVER loser.  Brutal!

SuperflySnuka · Answer

Okla St v. Texas...Vince Young years.....up 35-0 and GETTING 19.5......They give up 56 unanswered.....I&#x27;ve probably made 25,ooo bets in my time on this earth....will never forget that one

UnderdogsGalore · Answer

Lol. You serious?

For_The_Books · Answer

How about 27 pts in 1:30 in the 4th quarter pacers game....

UnderdogsGalore · Answer

Not that it has anything to do with this but your post reminded me of my fantasy baseball team a few years back when I had Kendrys Morales as my catcher and he was having a heck of a year until he hit a walk-off homerun and hurt himself celebrating at home plate with his teammates. I think he messed up his knee celebrating. I lost him for the rest of the season and lost my playoff shot. Lol.

VanDutch · Answer

The list is long....2-outs in the 9th ( counting the $ ) fly ball to Soriano , he drops it...Cubs lose.6 game parlay ...Hated him ever since.

slamspurs · Answer

Stanford vs. USC. Stanford -8. Went to 3 OTs and Stanford got the push. That's one of your more improbable.

Since we're on the topic of UCLA. During Kevin Love's only season with them, they were winning by like 8 with like 5 seconds left, having to cover -9. Kevin Love gets the rebound under the opponents basket, launches it full court and the guy gets the layup near the buzzer.

UnderdogsGalore · Answer

[Quote: Originally Posted by slamspurs] &#xD;&#xA;Stanford vs. USC. Stanford -8. Went to 3 OTs and Stanford got the push. That&#x27;s one of your more improbable.&#xD;&#xA;Since we&#x27;re on the topic of UCLA. During Kevin Love&#x27;s only season with them, they were winning by like 8 with like 5 seconds left, having to cover -9. Kevin Love gets the rebound under the opponents basket, launches it full court and the guy gets the layup near the buzzer. [/Quote]That too. It was a meaningless basket that UCLA had no business making, but they did. I was fortunately on the right side of it that night.

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