Paul Finebaum disagrees.Nobody cares about Alabama baseball![]()
If that’s the amount, it is shocking that there wasn’t a low limit on NCAA baseball. The VSIN guys were expecting college baseball to have very low limitsIf I heard correctly, the person(s) who bet over $200k right before it was announced Bama was sitting their regular Friday starting pitcher sure does.
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He's the worst college reporter ever! F himPaul Finebaum disagrees.
My exact first thoughtIf that’s the amount, it is shocking that there wasn’t a low limit on NCAA baseball. The VSIN guys were expecting college baseball to have very low limits
I’d be surprised if they are taking very much on a regular season NCAA baseball game (and I’m sure they juice it up with a 40-cent line or something like that to help reduce risk).If that’s the amount, it is shocking that there wasn’t a low limit on NCAA baseball. The VSIN guys were expecting college baseball to have very low limits
Anyone else looking forward to seeing “Bama Rush”?
Going to be pretty revealing it seems:
https://www.barstoolsports.com/blog...ry-is-out-and-its-going-to-be-absolute-scenes
Vying for a Message Board Genius tweet? Those are reserved for al.Don't be surprised if RU athletes get caught gambling on games. Based on the number of athletes in the program there has to be a few who have used online gambling sites. The key will always be, "what did they bet on".
Don't be surprised if RU athletes get caught gambling on games. Based on the number of athletes in the program there has to be a few who have used online gambling sites. The key will always be, "what did they bet on".
making online gambling so easy to do will have a few players think it's OK to do as long as their program isn't involved.Sad to consider this.
Anyone else looking forward to seeing “Bama Rush”?
Going to be pretty revealing it seems:
https://www.barstoolsports.com/blog...ry-is-out-and-its-going-to-be-absolute-scenes