lol I guess you are just sore from the loss.
SMU didnt do anything wrong. If anything, you should blame USD player who fouled on rebound with 0.2 secs left or miss both free throws on the previous possession.
And for your info, SMU covered the spread they played Zaga few days back. So yes, bet on Zaga spread again and lose that one as well.
Remember the Gaels miracle 3 that literally didn't count by .3 seconds with 2 minutes to go? They would have be up by 8..but still, that just smelled bad all the way through the last 30 seconds and I was lucky to cash on Saint Marys...it just proves we all need to do our best capping on bad match ups which will reduce this variance...and I can't see how in the hell the Gaels shaky offensive flow will get enough points vs Zaga...horrible half court execution, they have no interior half court scoring, no ball movement, just waiting for last second weird lay ups Monday...and many were lucky with seconds left
USD should NEVER have started fouling when they were down just 2 points, less than a minute.
If the roles were reversed (St Mary's leading by 2 with 49 sec), I am 100% certain that the Gaels would NOT have started fouling. They would have played for a turnover or rebound. If they make a hoop, OK. You still have time to make 3 pointers, get a turnover, etc.
But that fouling urgency that was created by panic, cost the under bettors and the USD backers.
Tyler William is a great player and I just can't believe he would keep fouling when only down by 2. With 0.2 seconds a meaningless foul, to give the St Mary's bettors the win, you would think San Diego would be on the side of the San Diego bettors, with at least a push, being down 5 with 0.2 seconds. Shame on you, Tyler Williams.
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