Toledo betting scandal- interesting numbers

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Probably a good reason why Vegas was onto this one

LAS VEGAS, April 9 /PRNewswire/ -- The sports world is talking about
the game-fixing point scandal at the University of Toledo. The FBI has
charged Toledo Rockets running back Harvey "Scooter" McDougle Jr. with
taking cash to influence the outcome of 2005 University of Toledo football
games. But, most reports are missing vital evidence that has just been
compiled by a three-time world champion sports bettor.
RJ Bell, President of Pregame has uncovered these remarkable facts:

- Evidence with a 99% mathematical certainty: Movements in the betting
line are responses to disproportionate amounts of money bet a certain
way. During the 2005 Toledo football regular season, lines on their
team's games moved two points or more on 7 occasions - and ALL 7 TIMES
the way the bettors were betting won against the opening line.

The odds of this happening randomly are 128 to 1. It can be stated, with
greater than 99% mathematical certainty, that the outcomes of those
games were affected by OUTSIDE factors!