TwoPointSpread
Apr 20, 2010 May 17, 2010 6 6
One Rule in life rings true: You should always bet against a two point spread.
This is true for a few reasons: First off, two is less than three.
Second: You need the money. Just not as bad as Charles Barkley.
Third: Even Mark Richt could forgive you for betting on what is essentially a Pick’ em.
And Most importantly, betting on young adults and a few seniors (See Brett Favre and Kerry Collins) running around in coordinated, team-based schemes attempting to work for the length of one hour to outscore the other is supremely American, isn’t it?
We all love to watch sports for so many reasons.
Lunacy: Fans root for teams named after animals that would, in the wild, devour them and hang their limbs from trees as garland. Many of them booze it out to cheer louder. The alcohol content at major sporting events games would make John Daly blush.
Traditions: The run down the hill at Clemson, a center fielder chasing down a fly ball on the warning track, waking the ghosts (and the fans) at Notre Dame, the daily police reports collected by NFL stars, and the suspense of an NHL shootout (which we only know about if it makes Top Plays).
But it’s not all humor and we are not blogging here solely to rip on the Dick Vitales and Shannon Sharpes of this earth. You can expect serious sports news, interviews with credible sources, and detailed game analysis in addition to daily opinion articles plenty of cheap shots at those who deserve it.
Go somewhere else for the prime rib and caviar highlights, Two Point Spread takes a strictly BBQ, Lucky Charms, and Coors Light approach to sports reporting.
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