ESPN investigating possible OSU point shaving scandal
I look at it this way: I wouldn't put it past a bookie to approach an OSU player like Pryor to try to get him to fix a game, and if that happened, what do you guys think he'd do in that situation?
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<br>A lot of you seem to have a higher opinion than I do of some of the guys on that team to think that their morals would lead them to do the right thing in that situation.
Btw, the OP didnt say the supposed scandal involved football, and their have been reports that dirt was coming out re osu bball. Maybe this is that dirt.
Things just keeping worse and worse for them everyday! Keep it coming
point shaving is grounds for LOIC, unless it were widespread and administrators knew about it. Northwestern got dinged for something similar back in the 90's
http://nusports.cstv.com/genrel/nw-genreleases32.html
I can't recall if the school itself faced any disciplinary action from the NCAA, but the school self reported to both the NCAA and the Feds which eventually led to the indictments.
On a side note, by chance I ended up working with one of the guys indicted several years later. He took his punishment and moved on with his life and he said, it was a dumb stupid mistake by a few young kids.
This falls into the category of "too good to be true" imo
So youre saying osu WAS the school? Otherwise, why link to your prior thread? Unless youre just taking advantage of convenient timing
Of course OSU was missing baskets late in the game. Titus needed to preserve the Trillion!
If 1000000000 is point shaving, I'm done watching this sport.