MSU-Nebraska

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Terrible call. Just terrible. The fact that the play isn't reviewable because it's a judgement call is ludicrous. What's the point of having replay if you can't review a call like that. All that being said, I agree with previous sentiment that MSU, the #7 ranked team, never should have been in that position.

As for what Nerk is talking about, I totally agree with him regarding the known fact that corruption does happen in sports. We've seen plenty of cases of this over the years. Games were fixed in the 20s and 40s in the NFL, the Boston College scandal, the NBA ref who got in trouble recently, and a number of other instances too. It is naive to think this doesn't happen from time to time in other areas. Now, was this game "fixed?" I highly doubt it, I think it was likely a bad call. I also don't think it is widespread by any means, but I certainly believe that there is probably some sort of corruption on a very small level.

[cwerph]

Nov 8, 2015 10:47:36 GMT -5 nerk said:

No, I didn't.


I said for you to look him up if you do not believe the fact that there are players and referees that have been involved in fixing games. For decades, I might add.

I also told you that he is only one person that has admitted to such, out of probably hundreds of Mob affiliates that are involved in the gambling business.

That is exactly what I said

I wondered why you would try and google Mike Franzese and Ted Ginn.

You edited your post to delete the statement about a player faking a foot injury in the national championship game and linking it to fixed football games. Fortunately, I was not the only one who saw it.

Dishonest and disturbing.

No doubt there is corruption and players/coaches/refs that are sometimes involved in fixing games.

You stated that there were Ohio State players to took 40K each to fix that champtionship game and Tedd Ginn (not mentioned by name) faked a foot injury (which is laughable, considering he did so after running the opening kickoff back for a touchdown).

That is pure, unadulterated BS.

[nerk]

How do you know it's BS? You tell me how you know.

I didn't link sh!t to sh!t other than I know for a FACT there was a very good chance the Bucks threw that game.


I don't care who saw the post. In regards to that game, I know things you don't. Does that make me special? Nope.

However, I sure as Hell ain't going to tell you about sh!t that was going on. I erased the post because I let my temper post stuff I shouldn't have. Plain and simple.

The hundreds of interviews given by Michael Franzese should tell you a little about the corruption.

Now, how about giving me a little insight into your harrowing police state experience?




JTR - It is unfortunately a sad thing, man. Corruption is everywhere. It sucks. I am not saying that this game was fixed, I am saying that it is downright naïve to think it isn't going on.

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I didn't see what you posted earlier about Ginn and you know what I already said about the general subject matter. That said, I totally disagree with this comment; "I know for a FACT there was a very good chance the Bucks threw that game." Fact that there was a chance? That makes no sense at all. That is an opinion and nothing more.

Can we please keep the threads separate? Gonna get confusing if you are dragging the police state discussion into this thread or others. Thanks.

[nerk]

Nov 8, 2015 13:27:48 GMT -5 @jtrbucks said:

I didn't see what you posted earlier about Ginn and you know what I already said about the general subject matter. That said, I totally disagree with this comment; "I know for a FACT there was a very good chance the Bucks threw that game." Fact that there was a chance? That makes no sense at all. That is an opinion and nothing more.

Can we please keep the threads separate? Gonna get confusing if you are dragging the police state discussion into this thread or others. Thanks.

Yeah, I wasn't sure how I wanted to word that response.

[WANG]

Certainly seemed like a bad call.

Sparty was flirting with disaster all season, though, they were eventually going to drop one before OSU. Luckily, OSU (so long as they win out) isn't in the precarious position they were last season. Win and they're in.

[mauricxe]

This is probably a bad thing for OSU. Sparty will be even more motivated to play.

The score is gonna be even closer than we had hoped.

OSU wins 45 to 10 now