So much for 'us against the world'. That makes no difference when you have a roster of mostly backup players.
"Us against the world," along with perhaps the Texans's complacency, was working very well for 28 minutes out of the first 30. The next two minutes were the difference in the game, and they were comprised of an outlandish series of events that has a very remote chance of happening in any one game. I'm not saying we're a great team. I'm saying we had a chance in this game until the extremely improbable happened. Both before and after those extremely improbable events, I saw a team that played well enough to be in the game, not a team that was getting blown out.
Sure, and an opposing team that wouldn't have scored the 24 needed to cover the spread absent those two minutes.
I'm fairly certain they would have eventually, although I have to hand it to you, I didn't realize how lousy a playcaller Kubiak is before this game.
Sounds like an excuse to me. The fact is that the game is 60 minutes and the Dolphins failed to play a complete game once again. Let me know what your prediction is on the Dolphin, Raider game next week, so I can make some money betting the other way.
They matchup well with Oakland, I wouldn't be surprised if they're 1-1. They didn't quit at any point during this game.
Actually I don't ever bet on football, but I guess I should give you credit for at least making the prediction before the game. I expected the Dolphins to lose today, since the Texans are one of the most talented teams in the NFL. Next week though, the Dolphins should be able to handle the Raiders. The Dolphins had a fairly easy win over the Raiders last season and if they do lose the game next week. That would be the time I would really be concerned about the season ahead. I figure the Dolphins will probably be 2-4 going into their bye week. I have them winning next week against the Raiders and against the Rams in week six. I just don't see them winning any of their other games before the bye.
I was wondering about that game and the point spread. Since the game was called early in the third quarter quarter because of the weather, and the teams didn't get a chance to play most of the third quarter and none of the fourth quarter. Exactly what happens to to the bettors in this game? It is obvious that FSU could have easily beat the spread if the entire game had been played. Since it wasn't, does anyone know if all the bettors on each side of the bet get their money back, or do the Savannah St backers win their bets and the FSU backers just end up losing their money? Fortunately I don't bet on sports, but I would certainly like to know how a situation like this is handled in the betting world.
The game has to have 5:00 min left in the 4th quarter to be official. All bets would be refunded otherwise, regardless of who you took. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Fsu and savannah was called no action because the game didn't finish. Bets were refunded. I took FSU big time and was disappointed it was called off. One of the easiest games I've seen. Sent from my Samsung Epic 4G using Tapatalk.
But....but...it worked in that movie with Keanu Reeves! It just HAS to work here, doesn't it??? /sarcasm
If that's 13 against us on the spread, that's ******ed. Win or lose, there's no way the Raiders are beatin us by 14 or more. Haha, I'll take that free money. Thanks.
