Did anyone else think Taylor was point shaving???

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Just seemed odd, the two missed free throws and the traveling call in the last minute, KU up by 4...hmmm. That second 1 and 1 looked really fishy 2 and watch his immediate reaction after the buzzer... didn&#x27;t seem happy with the win and cover, I dont know, what do you guys think?

TBadour1 · Answer

Just seemed odd, the two missed free throws and the traveling call in the last minute, KU up by 4...hmmm. That second 1 and 1 looked really fishy 2 and watch his immediate reaction after the buzzer... didn&#x27;t seem happy with the win and cover, I dont know, what do you guys think?

gamblingallday · Answer

i think he is not a very good free throw shooter.

DixHandley · Answer

So I guess the fact he was the best player on the floor for the first 39 minutes doesn't count.

No offense, but if the thought even crossed your mind, you probably shouldn't be gambling. I'm serious.

ATLGettinPaper · Answer

yes!!!

Orangemen44 · Answer

that would be an excuse for the shitty point guard play and tons of TOs.  At least i can understand then

TBadour1 · Answer

I was on the right side with Kansa so I am not complaining with the outcome just thought it was odd. Dix- If you were pointshaving would you suck it up the entire game and make it obvious? The fact is some players get paid to sway outcomes and if you don't understand that then maybe you shouldn't be gambling douchebag

-DoubleDown- · Answer

#20Posted: 2/14/2012 11:26:19 AMOh yeah and one more thing for you dumbos. Do you really think a future NBAer is going to shave points the final year b4 he gets drafted? Going to jeopardize millions for a few 10ks, get a fucking clue. People bitter bc they had KU 2nd half - should have seen the way the refs were favoring the home team and realize they could easily make the final score within 10. TT is a beast and he will take this team deep into the tourney.#25Posted: 2/14/2012 9:52:24 AMI am not a KU fan but this team is stacked. I would take TT over most point guards in the country without hesitation.GMen I agree it is very difficult to catch. Games are fixed in all sports more than we would probably like to believe on a yearly basis. If it was easier to catch than it would not happen so frequently - but it is the nature of the beast.ESPN did a story a few years back and I believe they reported that around 5 percent of college athletes admitted to fixing or betting on games they played in. Key word admitt - that number is probably a few points higher and is a rude awakening to anyone who thinks it does not exist.

Did anyone else think Taylor was point shaving???

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