Is it because Hassan only played in seven college football games, all at Vanderbilt, before transferring to USC and not getting into a single game for the Trojans? Or is it because Mohassan was just trying to troll everyone? On Friday, a college basketball game from the University of Alabama Birmingham and Temple University was also flagged for unusual betting activity after suspicious line movement. This led Hassan to doubling down on his claim that college sports is being fixed by the mafia
Robert Jenkins
@Guruball1 · 3:19
I can believe him. I can believe him because it's happened in college basketball. Look at Marcus Camby when they found out that he was cheating, and they wind up taking wins away from this, from that, from the college team that he was on. I can't remember what team he played for. It also happened with UNLV, the running Rebels, in 19, 92, 93, when they played up against Duke
phil spade
@Phil · 4:25
But I hear this over and over, that getting large amounts of money down on any single game is very, very difficult these days. And so if you're paying somebody 300,000, you got to be betting well into seven, eight figures. And to do that, you want to keep it quiet, too. And it's just very difficult to actually get that done. So the number doesn't make a lot of sense