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nineteen points. Enraged by their gambling loss, the Perla brothers, along with Mazzei, Burke and Hill, decided to recruit additional Eagles players to enhance their control over the outcome of the games. They had Kuhn approach Ernie Cobb, the leading scorer on the team, but it has never been proven if Cobb agreed to cooperate. Burke instructed Hill to warn the players to keep to their end of the deal because "you can't play basketball with broken hands."
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games he thought we could fool around with, and gave the card to me. They kept saying that they liked the idea of just shaving points and not blowing the games." However, as noted below, the scheme also worked in games where the Eagles were expected to lose anyway, with them shaving points so that the syndicate could bet on the other team winning by more than the point spread.
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with the scheme, were bet on to win by a margin greater than the seven-point spread. Holy Cross ultimately won by only two points, as Cobb scored eight points in the final minute to bring the Eagles close, and everyone involved lost a substantial amount of money. Hill stated that, at the time, he and Burke were watching the game on television at Burke's home in
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College was favored by twelve to thirteen points, but won the game by only a three-point margin, 86–83. The syndicate was very happy with this result, and Kuhn was given cash to distribute to the players for their efforts. The scheme continued to
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College to be an eight-point favorite in a particular game, Kuhn would be paid a bonus, usually $ 2,500, if they won by less than eight points. In addition, they were given the opportunity to bet the money they were paid and double their winnings. Kuhn agreed to participate, and
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College's basketball team ended their 1978–79 season with a 22–9 record. The players involved in the scandal were paid between $ 500 and $ 1,000 for each game and were given the chance to double it betting on the games. Hill reportedly cleared over $ 100,000 ($ 419,800 today) and bettors
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148:Point fixing
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125:lay them off
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79:point spread
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60:Pennsylvania
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40:point spread
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1393:Conte Forum
1389:(1958–1988)
1206:Fine Cotton
884:Lyons Press
727:October 17,
308:Opp +(6–7)
175:Connecticut
121:James Burke
92:Jim Sweeney
1984:Categories
1437:For Boston
1239:Motorsport
1221:Ice hockey
1106:Basketball
923:Henry Hill
701:References
582:Goodfellas
577:Goodfellas
572:Ray Liotta
555:Yahoo News
480:Holy Cross
458:St. John's
414:Holy Cross
304:Providence
258:conspiracy
246:grand jury
197:Holy Cross
190:St. John's
154:Providence
133:Paul Vario
112:Henry Hill
87:bookmakers
56:Pittsburgh
1844:1999–2000
1403:Rivalries
1060:Badminton
860:March 24,
813:April 24,
808:0190-8286
779:April 19,
641:)]".
563:30 for 30
533:from the
531:Gary Neal
517:from the
506:Utah Jazz
500:Aftermath
283:Opponent
267:acquitted
1078:Baseball
976:scandals
854:Archived
852:. ESPN.
753:July 29,
440:Opp +10
374:Opp −15
235:immunity
108:New York
64:gamblers
44:gamblers
1969:2024–25
1964:2023–24
1959:2022–23
1954:2021–22
1949:2020–21
1944:2019–20
1939:2018–19
1934:2017–18
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1914:2013–14
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1889:2008–09
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1874:2005–06
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1849:2000–01
1839:1998–99
1834:1997–98
1829:1996–97
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1739:1978–79
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1724:1975–76
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1629:1956–57
1624:1955–56
1619:1954–55
1614:1953–54
1609:1952–53
1604:1951–52
1599:1950–51
1594:1949–50
1589:1948–49
1584:1947–48
1579:1946–47
1574:1945–46
1569:1925–45
1564:1924–25
1559:1923–24
1554:1922–23
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1539:1919–20
1534:1918–19
1529:1917–18
1524:1916–17
1519:1911–16
1514:1910–11
1509:1907–10
1504:1906–07
1499:1905–06
1494:1904–05
1480:Seasons
1290:Skating
1212:ring-in
1144:Cricket
633:|(
484:Opp −7
462:Opp −9
436:Fordham
377:Opp 13
358:103–81
355:Opp 22
326:Harvard
295:Result
289:Winner
186:Fordham
184:teams,
162:Harvard
104:betting
1452:People
1380:Venues
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655:Points
639:Points
635:Points
631:Points
490:98–96
487:Opp 2
468:85–76
465:Opp 9
446:71–64
424:89–87
418:BC −2
402:90–80
399:BC 10
396:BC −5
380:91–78
336:86–83
314:83–64
311:BC 19
292:Score
202:Queens
141:Boston
1415:UMass
1204:1984
588:Notes
525:from
493:Lose
471:Push
443:BC 7
427:Push
421:BC 2
392:UConn
383:Lose
333:BC 3
317:Lose
280:Date
98:Setup
1308:Sumo
933:ISBN
889:ESPN
862:2015
815:2018
804:ISSN
781:2018
755:2022
729:2017
643:Team
627:Team
553:and
551:ESPN
449:Win
405:Win
361:Win
348:UCLA
339:Win
286:Bet
188:and
167:UCLA
130:capo
114:, a
19:The
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647:Opp
230:FBI
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