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I wouldn’t call it “normal.” It’s normal for degenerates.My position is he bet on his teams games so he should never play again. I don't even know how an NFL team could invest in him knowing this information.
My post was meant to counteract the uninformed gamblers that think he truly has a mental illness just b/c he bet on some weird international sports. It is very common for people to follow sports betting touts that identify "edges" in all sorts of sports.
I wouldn’t call it “normal.” It’s normal for degenerates.
Guess Ok State is an easily forgettable program lolUmm.. OK State is in the Big 12, and thus the Oklahoma AG has an interest in this? How can a supposed college "insider" like McMurphy not know that?
I guess Brett was too busy being snarky rather than using his head.
Idk. I'm a pro and in casinos 200+ days a year. I doubt he is some kinda AP. Sure he may have some inside info on his games and others from friends/players on other teams. But thousands of bets w/ and advantage? Betting on pitches at a Red's game? Without any firsthand knowledge I'd say he is degen. with an addiction. But just like an alcoholic that drinks and drives and kills someone it doesn't matter and he should be done with college and pro for life.My position is he bet on his teams games so he should never play again. I don't even know how an NFL team could invest in him knowing this information.
My post was meant to counteract the uninformed gamblers that think he truly has a mental illness just b/c he bet on some weird international sports. It is very common for people to follow sports betting touts that identify "edges" in all sorts of sports.
Absolute embarrassment. They had the money to land a top portal Qb. Either didn’t do serious due diligence or arrogantly didn’t give a ****.This is going to go down as one of the worst ways a school has ever handled a situation.
And I’m enjoying every minute of it![]()
You are now going to see teams fully abandon any anti-doping policies. Not that the Bama's of the world weren't already ignoring that rule.
This and Chambliss situations have opened up a legitimate legal case for allowing players to take steroids.
You misread my post. Nowhere did I say he was an advantage player.Idk. I'm a pro and in casinos 200+ days a year. I doubt he is some kinda AP. Sure he may have some inside info on his games and others from friends/players on other teams. But thousands of bets w/ and advantage? Betting on pitches at a Red's game? Without any firsthand knowledge I'd say he is degen. with an addiction. But just like an alcoholic that drinks and drives and kills someone it doesn't matter and he should be done with college and pro for life.
Here we go............