Oregon @ Arizona 11/21

[O]

Is this the biggest game in Cats football history?

 

[Renz]

Off the top of my head, the UCLA game in '98 was bigger. Definitely a big game, but even if they win they still have to beat asu and USC.

 

[DieHardFromMO]

Gee O, however will the people that bet both sides of the fence be able to participate in this vBookie event.

I really wish one of these people that print A$FN dollars could enlighten me as to what the purpose is. I completely ignore them in the top 10 standings because in my mind they have an asterisk by their name much larger than Barry Bonds' tainted homerun ball. They do realize that once they print themselves to $ 1 Quadrillion they won't be able to print any more dollars for themselves don't they?

Isn't the point of vBookie to see if you can guess the correct outcome of an event instead of participating in mindless, gutless, I am not good enough to make a real wager choice games?

 

[azmike74]

Gee O, however will the people that bet both sides of the fence be able to participate in this vBookie event.

I really wish one of these people that print A$FN dollars could enlighten me as to what the purpose is. I completely ignore them in the top 10 standings because in my mind they have an asterisk by their name much larger than Barry Bonds' tainted homerun ball. They do realize that once they print themselves to $ 1 Quadrillion they won't be able to print any more dollars for themselves don't they?

Isn't the point of vBookie to see if you can guess the correct outcome of an event instead of participating in mindless, gutless, I am not good enough to make a real wager choice games?

:claphat:

 

[O]

Gee O, however will the people that bet both sides of the fence be able to participate in this vBookie event.

I really wish one of these people that print A$FN dollars could enlighten me as to what the purpose is. I completely ignore them in the top 10 standings because in my mind they have an asterisk by their name much larger than Barry Bonds' tainted homerun ball. They do realize that once they print themselves to $ 1 Quadrillion they won't be able to print any more dollars for themselves don't they?

Isn't the point of vBookie to see if you can guess the correct outcome of an event instead of participating in mindless, gutless, I am not good enough to make a real wager choice games?

I hear you and I don't disagree.
I will say that after the crash I made some can't lose bets and partook in some of the bets with outrageous odds. My purpose in doing so was to get A$FN back into the hands of people that didn't have any. I've given out billions since the crash and am still giving it out.
From now on my event odds will be more inline with what they should be. I can't speak for anyone else.
The cream of the crop will rise again.

 

[arthurracoon]

I remember the being in the student section the last time Oregon was in Tucson
It was a glorious evening.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuylbLDWNNw

Hopefully we can do it again.

 

[wilycoyote24]

Gee O, however will the people that bet both sides of the fence be able to participate in this vBookie event.

I really wish one of these people that print A$FN dollars could enlighten me as to what the purpose is. I completely ignore them in the top 10 standings because in my mind they have an asterisk by their name much larger than Barry Bonds' tainted homerun ball. They do realize that once they print themselves to $ 1 Quadrillion they won't be able to print any more dollars for themselves don't they?

Isn't the point of vBookie to see if you can guess the correct outcome of an event instead of participating in mindless, gutless, I am not good enough to make a real wager choice games?

I'm assuming this exploit is fixed and so am just curious: can someone be more specific on what exactly this method entails?

 

[DieHardFromMO]

I'm assuming this exploit is fixed and so am just curious: can someone be more specific on what exactly this method entails?

If you are asking what betting both sides of the fence is, then the scenario works as follows:

Lets say you have $ 1 billion in your account and you bet $ 500 million on 1 outcome that pays off at say 10:1 like the most recent college vBookie event. You then bet $ 500 million on the opposite outcome that pays off at 10:1. No matter the outcome you receive a net gain because $ 500 million x 10 = $ 5 billion which is more than the $ 500 million you flushed on the other end for a net gain of $ 4.5 billion.

What is the point? Beats me. It says nothing about your ability to correctly guess the outcome of an event.

 

[DieHardFromMO]

I hear you and I don't disagree.
I will say that after the crash I made some can't lose bets and partook in some of the bets with outrageous odds. My purpose in doing so was to get A$FN back into the hands of people that didn't have any. I've given out billions since the crash and am still giving it out.
From now on my event odds will be more inline with what they should be. I can't speak for anyone else.
The cream of the crop will rise again.

I kind of exiled myself for about a month so I didn't see what transpired after I got locked out, but it sure seemed like some people got rich in a hurry.

I originally wasn't going to partake in vBookie Part 2, but you suckered me in with the will the game be blacked out vBookie event last week and was tired of seeing the same figure for my A$FN account. Funny because that is what got me going the first time around last October as I was tired of seeing $ 1,000 for my account balance.

 

[arthurracoon]

Best sign is in simple black text.

"If you can read this sign, you don't go to ASU"

 

[TJ]

Best sign is in simple black text.

"If you can read this sign, you don't go to ASU"

I love that sign!!

The best part....it's true.

 

[PoolBoy]

Best sign is in simple black text.

"If you can read this sign, you don't go to ASU"

If you can read and understand facts in English, you don't go to UofA

• The W. P. Carey School of Business MBA program was ranked 29th and the undergraduate business program ranked 25th. Many of the individual programs rank in the top 25 nationwide, including the 4th ranked program in Supply Chain Management and the 15th ranked program in Information Systems.
• The Mary Lou Fulton College of Education was ranked 24th in the nation in 2009.[51] Its program in counseling psychology was ranked 12th in the nation, and its Education Policy Studies doctoral program was ranked 15th. Six out of nine of the College's specialty programs were ranked in the top 20.[citation needed]
• The Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering, was ranked 41st and the graduate program ranked 47th. Many of the individual programs within the college rank in the top tier of over 300 nationwide programs, including five graduate programs ranked in the top 30 by U.S. News and World Report.[52]
• The Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law is ranked 55th out of 197 ABA-approved law schools by US News in 2009.[53] The Academic Educational Quality Rankings[54] identifies the college of law as having one of the top 30 law faculties in the nation "based on a standard 'objective' measure of scholarly impact"[55] and ranks the college of law as a top 40 law school based on overall academic reputation.
• The ASU School of Public Affairs Master of Public Administration program was ranked 26th overall in the nation (out of 250+ schools).[citation needed]
• The College of Design is reputedly rigorous and highly ranked.[56] The Interior Design program was ranked 2nd and the Architecture Master's Degree ranked 10th in the 2005 edition of "America's Best Architecture and Design Schools", published annually by DesignIntelligence.
• The School of Criminology and Criminal Justice is ranked #12 in the nation by US News & World Report.[57]
• The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication is consistently ranked in the annual Top Ten Hearst Intercollegiate Journalism Competition, often called the "Pulitzers of college journalism."
• The Earth Science program in the School of Earth and Space Exploration was ranked 31st out of 105 programs.[58]
• The Ph.D. program in psychology was ranked #36 out of 240 graduate programs as of 2009.[59]

 

[Arizona's Finest]

If you can read and understand facts in English, you don't go to UofA

• The W. P. Carey School of Business MBA program was ranked 29th and the undergraduate business program ranked 25th. Many of the individual programs rank in the top 25 nationwide, including the 4th ranked program in Supply Chain Management and the 15th ranked program in Information Systems.
• The Mary Lou Fulton College of Education was ranked 24th in the nation in 2009.[51] Its program in counseling psychology was ranked 12th in the nation, and its Education Policy Studies doctoral program was ranked 15th. Six out of nine of the College's specialty programs were ranked in the top 20.[citation needed]
• The Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering, was ranked 41st and the graduate program ranked 47th. Many of the individual programs within the college rank in the top tier of over 300 nationwide programs, including five graduate programs ranked in the top 30 by U.S. News and World Report.[52]
• The Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law is ranked 55th out of 197 ABA-approved law schools by US News in 2009.[53] The Academic Educational Quality Rankings[54] identifies the college of law as having one of the top 30 law faculties in the nation "based on a standard 'objective' measure of scholarly impact"[55] and ranks the college of law as a top 40 law school based on overall academic reputation.
• The ASU School of Public Affairs Master of Public Administration program was ranked 26th overall in the nation (out of 250+ schools).[citation needed]
• The College of Design is reputedly rigorous and highly ranked.[56] The Interior Design program was ranked 2nd and the Architecture Master's Degree ranked 10th in the 2005 edition of "America's Best Architecture and Design Schools", published annually by DesignIntelligence.
• The School of Criminology and Criminal Justice is ranked #12 in the nation by US News & World Report.[57]
• The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication is consistently ranked in the annual Top Ten Hearst Intercollegiate Journalism Competition, often called the "Pulitzers of college journalism."
• The Earth Science program in the School of Earth and Space Exploration was ranked 31st out of 105 programs.[58]
• The Ph.D. program in psychology was ranked #36 out of 240 graduate programs as of 2009.[59]

Why are you here? GOOOOOO BRUINS!

 

[Renz]

Why are you here? GOOOOOO BRUINS!

No bowling again this season for asu. The devils are on a rollllll!!!!

 

[TJ]

Why are you here? GOOOOOO BRUINS!

Dude your avatars are getting better and better every time I look at them

 

[PoolBoy]

I just think it's funny that on your school's biggest day, you can't get daddy out of your guys heads. It's alright, you won't be grounded, fly off alone on your miracle season. Chances are you guys lose the map to Pasadena again though.

 

[Arizona's Finest]

I just think it's funny that on your school's biggest day, you can't get daddy out of your guys heads. It's alright, you won't be grounded, fly off alone on your miracle season. Chances are you guys lose the map to Pasadena again though.

Hey jackazz - Your responding about ASU academics in a UA OREGON THREAD. No one is searching for you or even really cares about your thoughts on anything other then the Syracuse Lacrosse team.

I don't even understand what the rest of your post means after the daddy comment kind oif furthering the perception of Arizona States stringent academic requirements.

 

[arthurracoon]

damn

 

[O]

Very entertaining game.

 

[ajcardfan]

Epic game, and you Cats fans get some sympathy from me. The game could've been iced in regulation after the 4th down stop but Stoops turtled up the offense. It's amazing how often playing not to lose comes back and bites teams.

 

[PoolBoy]

Hey jackazz - Your responding about ASU academics in a UA OREGON THREAD. No one is searching for you or even really cares about your thoughts on anything other then the Syracuse Lacrosse team.

I don't even understand what the rest of your post means after the daddy comment kind oif furthering the perception of Arizona States stringent academic requirements.

RUSH THE FIELD woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

 

[azmike74]

RUSH THE FIELD woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

I can understand the kids wanting to rush the field, but seeing them hop the fence as Oregon was driving reminded me of the douchebags that are always trying to start the wave at Cardinal games when the game is still on the line.

 

[Renz]

RUSH THE FIELD woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

How's that 5-game losing streak feeling now, especially after you predicted asu was "going on a rolllll"?

 

[Renz]

I can understand the kids wanting to rush the field, but seeing them hop the fence as Oregon was driving reminded me of the douchebags that are always trying to start the wave at Cardinal games when the game is still on the line.

College students are idiots. Just read through lacrosse man's posts for proof.

 

[PoolBoy]

How's that 5-game losing streak feeling now, especially after you predicted asu was "going on a rolllll"?

how was it feeling about 5 hours ago? baaaad. how's it feeling now?