TCU-Oregon was a classic Vegas trap

If you had extensive experience gambling, you either bet TCU SU or took the points.

Vegas was licking their chops when Boykin and Dotson were not going to play. They jumped that line from PK to -7.5 overnight and waited for all the thirsty bettors to dump $$$ on Oregon -7.5.

Then the past two days played out and 7 or 8 favorites won in a row in blowout fashion. And even when the last favorite didn't cover (Georgia), it still was never threatened.

So these circumstances lulled you all into a false sense of security. Remember, Oregon was only a -285 ML favorite. Those aren't close to invincible odds and were awfully suspicious considering how strongly the Ducks had performed leading up to the bowl game and what was going on with TCU.

I don't know if it was rigged or anything, but I can tell by all these circumstances and all the live betting that probably went on when Oregon was blowing things open in the first half that a lot of people lost money tonight.

If you were a seasoned vet, you knew to stay away from the Ducks.

Easily. Vernon Adams is a former I-AA QB. No matter who was QB'ing Oregon, TCU was the team of destiny. Preseason #2 for a reason and you guys took Oregon -7.5 like it was the Patriots vs. Mater Dei high school.

Huh? So you believe that his 345 yards and 31 pts in just under 2 quarters of work would have suddenly dropped off? Really?

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