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How to Rig the NCAA Basketball Championship for Fun and Profit
Stanley Osborne was not experiencing an ordinary mid-life crisis. Troubles were mounting at home, at work and even with his cherished avocation of refereeing college basketball, his escape from the strife of his everyday world. While his performance on the court exceeded standards, he still received threats from unhappy fans, criticism from the media, and ugly ratings by his superiors at Big Eleven Conference. The future looked bleak.
The pressures continued to mount until one day he snapped. Screw them All! He’d had enough abuse. Stan decided do the unthinkable.
He would rig the NCAA Basketball Championship game. And in the process, make a bundle of money betting on the game. Then it was off for happier environs leaving wife, job and reffing troubles behind.
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