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Here were the predictions from the other thread. Could've made money betting on Carr: 1. Carr vs O'Toole David Carr 15 Kegan O'Toole 32 Carr Duck 5 O'Toole Duck 3

Wasn't that comic originally called "Mat Men"?

Your instincts are correct. Here are the data on parlays, from yesterday's Wall Street Journal: FanDuel, which controls about half of the national online betting market, according to Eilers & Krejcik, leads the industry due in part to its success capitalizing on parlays. Last October in Illinois, for example, seven out of every 10 bets placed at FanDuel was a parlay, according to data published by the state’s gaming board. FanDuel made about $29.60 for every $100 bet on parlays, compared with $4.80 for every $100 in non-parlay bets. N.B. Sorry to post about "FanDuel" rather than "FanDual". That's their name.

Looked like Gomez thought he was going to be able to plant his foot coming down from the throw but Nichter did a great job keeping him. I had to flinch a little watching Gomez's head hit the mat, given his medical history. But undeniably great stuff to watch.

Agreed. Also gets Pitzer and M. Stout on the same cycle. If Pitt can recruit some lightweights they can build a nice team.

The Van Ness match did not look like a #13 vs a #18 match. Van Ness is either underrated or his opponent is overrated.

RBY did his talking on the mat vs Maryland. 7 TDs in the first period, 14 in total for the third period techfall. (PS - the PSU announcer on the BTN+ network described RBY's #3 ranking as "an embarrassment for the sport". Just FYI.)

Good stuff. We need more examples like this.

I call it the Stephen A. Smith school of broadcasting. He's still on the air, so a lot of people must like that style, but I have to turn off the yelling on ESPN as soon as it comes on.

Going back to the HS radio match...

Missed the Kerk fall/tech? Final was 33-8 Penn State.

The Dr. Dean bow-and-arrow-with-no-anesthesia back surgery?

Kerk a TD in the first five seconds. This could be quick.

Rutgers finishes by doing nothing; 11-2 for Dean.

Rutgers chose neutral in the third, no doubt to try and limit the damage.

Finally a TD after the escape. 3-0 Dean.

Scoreless first, but Janzer got dinged with a stall warning.

Dean no score after two minutes.

Another tilt to make it an 18-3 techfall with plenty of time.

Ankle pick, go behind, tilt, this is going to be a beatdown. 12-3 at the end of one.

Brooks ankle pick in the first half minute on Soldano. This was the best that BTN+ could come up with for a 'feature match'.

16-3 final. Starocci just too talented.

13-2, but Turley sits and turns and gets out. He is still competing.

Turley a pretty weak effort to ride; Starocci out and now up 11-1.

Starocci with a nasty hammerlock to an armbar turning him to his back; Turley lucky to escape the fall.