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I still had the worst beat of all time a few years back. This is close but not quite the ncaab beat with the techincal for running on the court with the the game over

 

Yeah.  That's brutal too.

 

I had Alabama -2 1H about eight years ago.  They were up 7 with 0:06 on the clock in the second quarter with the ball on the opponents 2 yard line.  McElroy dropped back to throw a pass and threw a 100-yard pick 6 as time expired.

 

That was probably my worst beat ever.

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Yeah, I remember that one, too.  We should make a list of all these sick beats.  After all, all we have is the memory of it.

http://forums.eog.com/showthread.php/343067-That-s-the-worst-beat-I-ve-ever-taken-Iona?highlight=

 

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Iona -4.

 

Up 8, game is over. 6 seconds left but Manhattan sprints down the floor and shoots a 3. Apparently the clock stopped with .1 on the clock, but everyone in the arena thought the game was over so they started celebrating. The refs assess Iona with a technical, and Manhattan makes both FT's to lose by 3. haha what a fucking joke.

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Yahoo...

 

 

For the Kansas City Chiefs, Justin Houston‘s late defensive touchdown was merely the capstone on a strong game against a viable, if erratic, Washington Redskins team. For gamblers, however, that touchdown was worth a whole lot more.
 
Kansas City was a seven-point favorite against Washington, and the over/under closed at roughly 48.5. Houston’s touchdown ran the final score from 23-20 to 29-20, allowing Kansas City to cover the spread and hit the over. That, in turn, turned a whole lot of bets from dogs into winners.
 
One gambler won $100,000 on the Chiefs at -7, according to Las Vegas sports book operator CG Technology, per ESPN, and CG saw a total of $350,000 swinging from the house to bettors. William Hill sportsbooks saw a “mid-six-figure swing” to bettors, according to ESPN.
 
Gambling has always been an open secret of NFL late-game broadcasts, with announcers hinting at gambling implications with any late swing. “This might be meaningful to some,” ESPN’s Sean McDonough said as Houston scored, and how right he was. Hopefully nobody shredded their tickets in frustration beforehand.
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