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The most famous person from Moeller is Gerry Faust.

Ken Griffey Jr went to Moeller I think, maybe it was St. X

sardis wrote: ↑Wed Sep 01, 2021 2:38 pm The most famous person from Moeller is Gerry Faust.

Legend

eCat wrote: ↑Wed Sep 01, 2021 2:47 pm Ken Griffey Jr went to Moeller I think, maybe it was St. X

He went to Moeller. So did Barry Larkin.

Rat flunked his grade..

Which one?

Hey Tar Heel fans. Yeah the uh.... the Wolfies took South Florida to the damn woodshed tonight.

Doreen. He's a pretty good coach with a pretty good team this year.

State was a 19 point favorite in that game. South Florida sucks...

College football betting: Bettor loses $220K when Tennessee fails to cover against Bowling Green

Why would you bet hundreds of thousands of dollars on Tennessee to win by more than 35?

That's a question a bettor at BetMGM is surely asking after placing a $220,000 bet on the Vols to cover 35.5 against Bowling Green. Tennessee won the game easily 38-6. But the Vols didn't win by 36 or more and the bet didn't cash.

https://sports.yahoo.com/college-footba ... 33555.html

if he bets like that, he wasn't hanging on to that $220K very long anyways

hedge wrote: ↑Fri Sep 03, 2021 7:59 am College football betting: Bettor loses $220K when Tennessee fails to cover against Bowling Green

Why would you bet hundreds of thousands of dollars on Tennessee to win by more than 35?

That's a question a bettor at BetMGM is surely asking after placing a $220,000 bet on the Vols to cover 35.5 against Bowling Green. Tennessee won the game easily 38-6. But the Vols didn't win by 36 or more and the bet didn't cash.

https://sports.yahoo.com/college-footba ... 33555.html

Apparently, if he was going to lay points, he should have layed the 19 points with the Wolfies. He would have cashed that.

Thanks for the math lesson, Pythagoras...

I guess UNC is still a basketball school.

a little bit different approach at UK

I don't know all the details, and honestly I doubt anyone other than the folks that were there do

6 UK freshmen football players go to a frat party. At some point ugliness ensues and the football players are told to leave, maybe forceably - who knows. Supposedly during that time , a football players puts a young girl up against the wall with a forearm to the throat and the n-word is tossed around in a shouting match - football players return later with one brandishing a gun, and police are involved with them making the 6 leave. The frat files charges against them for various things.

There is alot of he said, she said

but here is how UK dealt with it differently

in many cases a football program will ignore it unless it becomes a PR issue or the players face trial

UK investigates immediately, before there is any real police involvement or an indictment can be handed out.

Their investigation, as you may have guessed, finds the players used poor judgement but the frat is equally to blame as the players. Now in what world do you come to someone's house, get in a fight, return with a gun and the people investigating it find "both parties are to blame". But as you can tell, the players weren't found of enough wrong doing to merit suspension

but the plot thickens, because a grand jury did convene and they may be indicted based on witness testimony- yet as far as I know, the players are still suiting up for this weekend's game.

I followed up on it - it was a fraternity party but it was off campus, probably due to Covid rules

sardis wrote: ↑Sat Sep 04, 2021 7:55 am I guess UNC is still a basketball school.

Yeah we'd have to call this a big oopsie.

Of course you waited till after BC won to jump on. Rickart Jr.

Reminds me of the Oklahoma players last year who were video’d messing with these little dudes in a bathroom and ended up getting pummeled by these two tiny dudes who turned out to be MMA fighters.