ashdogs, only 3 intentional fouls were commited, all of them in the final minute of the game. Most of the rest of the fouls were seemingly committed by The Invisible Man, a character who evidently never fouls out.
ashdogs, only 3 intentional fouls were commited, all of them in the final minute of the game. Most of the rest of the fouls were seemingly committed by The Invisible Man, a character who evidently never fouls out.
ashdogs, only 3 intentional fouls were commited, all of them in the final minute of the game. Most of the rest of the fouls were seemingly committed by The Invisible Man, a character who evidently never fouls out.
what about the two baskets late in the game where they called offensive goaltending and another one with the offensive foul???????
you dont know what your talking about you pathetic loser.
IF I Win im a genious
if i lose well then uh.....uh..... uh.... IT WAS FIXED!
what about the two baskets late in the game where they called offensive goaltending and another one with the offensive foul???????
you dont know what your talking about you pathetic loser.
IF I Win im a genious
if i lose well then uh.....uh..... uh.... IT WAS FIXED!
Good points Puck, that go along with my post above! Which is why I am happy today because I had the over!!!
Good points Puck, that go along with my post above! Which is why I am happy today because I had the over!!!
Actually the 1st 3 averaged equal 69, making it 17 more free throws than average. It's kind of discouraging when you think you're on the right side with an under and 65 of the total points are scored by free throws. That's 30% of the TOTAL points scored.
Actually the 1st 3 averaged equal 69, making it 17 more free throws than average. It's kind of discouraging when you think you're on the right side with an under and 65 of the total points are scored by free throws. That's 30% of the TOTAL points scored.
And I'd like some medication that could make me forget last night's robbery, but I don't have a prescription.
I DO
And I'd like some medication that could make me forget last night's robbery, but I don't have a prescription.
I DO
Im the last person that you should say that about,ask him how much I disagree with his posts,but if it looks like a duck moron.
I signed up to USA off that link,Im going to ask them guys what they thought of last nights game,lol
Im the last person that you should say that about,ask him how much I disagree with his posts,but if it looks like a duck moron.
I signed up to USA off that link,Im going to ask them guys what they thought of last nights game,lol
Why? Why do they "have to be smarter than that"? Who's going to complain about an over/under being manipulated? The home team? No. The visiting team? No. The fans at the game? No, not if they aren't betting on over/unders. So who's going to raise a fuss over the total being fixed in an NBA game, even a nationally televised one? Only us, the bettors. And how far will our fussing go? Pretty much nowhere. We'll bitch about it for a day, no one that matters will pay any attention, and today we'll all go back to betting and the matter fades away.
So why they should the refs, or whoever's paying them, worry about consequences? There aren't any. Officiating a basketball game is too arbitrary. Even if the NBA league office in New York decided to take a closer look at the replays of certain games, how can they prove that a series of terrible calls during the course of a game indicated a fixed outcome? And even if they knew, they have all the motivation in the world to never let that become publicly known. NEVER.
Why? Why do they "have to be smarter than that"? Who's going to complain about an over/under being manipulated? The home team? No. The visiting team? No. The fans at the game? No, not if they aren't betting on over/unders. So who's going to raise a fuss over the total being fixed in an NBA game, even a nationally televised one? Only us, the bettors. And how far will our fussing go? Pretty much nowhere. We'll bitch about it for a day, no one that matters will pay any attention, and today we'll all go back to betting and the matter fades away.
So why they should the refs, or whoever's paying them, worry about consequences? There aren't any. Officiating a basketball game is too arbitrary. Even if the NBA league office in New York decided to take a closer look at the replays of certain games, how can they prove that a series of terrible calls during the course of a game indicated a fixed outcome? And even if they knew, they have all the motivation in the world to never let that become publicly known. NEVER.
Someone please watch this link! Ha. Look at him CLAP! He CLAPS as a shot goes up. CLAPS!
Someone please watch this link! Ha. Look at him CLAP! He CLAPS as a shot goes up. CLAPS!
I'd put money down that its a betting syndicate that has major money on the game on many accounts and in many places.
I'd put money down that its a betting syndicate that has major money on the game on many accounts and in many places.
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