The spread in our pool was 39.5, but the last I saw was 41. So, I will help you out. Clemson scored 44. Connecticut scored 7. If you were to subtract 7 from 44, you would arrive at 37. So, the margin of Clemson’s victory was 37 points. Now, back to the spread thing. Is 37 more, ore less than 39.5? It is less. That means that Clemson did not cover the spread.
To further help you figure this out, a “spread” is not in any way meant to predict the outcome of a game. The spread is set by sportsbooks in an attempt to get equal bets on each team. You see, the ideal scenario for the sports book is for half of the money bet to be on Clemson, and the other half on Connecticut.
Since this seems to be the most intelligent thing you could come up with to troll Clemson fans shortly after midnight this morning, I am sure there are a whole host of other topics that I could help explain to you. Maybe we can knock out one per week. If you’re gonna troll, be more like Rick.
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