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peterpiper09

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Mar 19, 2006
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Funny to me that in all they’re talking about players betting and determining outcomes, unless I missed it, they’ve mentioned no word about referees being involved. Like a horse with blinders on. Look the other way.
No one wants to address the real problem.

stupid corrupt fks
 

dynastydreamuk

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Nov 18, 2010
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Funny to me that in all they’re talking about players betting and determining outcomes, unless I missed it, they’ve mentioned no word about referees being involved. Like a horse with blinders on. Look the other way.
No one wants to address the real problem.

stupid corrupt fks

Exactly... if players are betting, you know refs are and matter of fact they have been a long time and have been caught doing so in the past.
 

megablue

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Oct 2, 2012
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With the tremendous increase in and availability of gambling, the point I thought was the effect of $$$ on mid-major kids who see the big NIL$$$ some get that they don't. Love of $$$ exceeds love of the game, obviously. It is very enticing ...
 
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*Fox2Monk*

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Funny to me that in all they’re talking about players betting and determining outcomes, unless I missed it, they’ve mentioned no word about referees being involved. Like a horse with blinders on. Look the other way.
No one wants to address the real problem.

stupid corrupt fks
Nobody wants to let that cat out of the bag. The NBA had a couple more for sure, but they rushed to condemn and blame Tim D. and act like he was a rogue agent. Then they swept it under the rug. They even offered the investigating agent a job as head of NBA security.
 
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