BETTING THE GAMES

Week 2 standings for the Gow Media show host gambling challenge

Seth Livingston
SportsMap Staff
Sep 11, 2018, 9:56 pm
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Show host            Selections                                                                        Record

1. B. Laminack        Wake Forest -17.5-W, New England -6.5-W                            3-0

2. Jerry Bo               Miss. St. -8-W, OU/UCLA O60-W, Denver -3-P                 2-0-1

2. Josh Jordan         Georgia -10-W, Miss. St. -7-W, Denver -3-P                        2-0-1

4. Fred Faour           FIU -1- W, Detroit -6.5-L                                                             2-1

4. Jong Lee                Hawaii -17.5-L, Cleveland +4- W                                              2-1

4. Joel Blank              OU/UCLA O64.5-W, NE/HOU O51-L                                    2-1

4. Charlie Pallilo        Kansas St. +8-L, LA Rams -4-W                                             2-1

4. Tyler Scott               Ohio St. -35-W, Cincinnati +3-W                                          2-1

4. R. Ramzanali          UNLV -24-W, PIT/CLE O45.5                                               2-1

4. Jermaine Every      Ala. -37-W, Clemson -13-L, LA Rams -4.5-W                     2-1

11. John Granato         UNLV -23.5-W, Denver -3-P                                               1-1-1

11. Lance Zierlein        Mizzou -18.5-W, Denver -3-P                                              1-1-1

13. AJ Hoffman            Liberty +10-L, Atlanta +3-L                                                   1-2

13. Patrick Creighton  Nevada +11-L, LA Rams -4-W                                                1-2

15. Nick Sharara          Kansas St. +7.5-L, Pittsburgh -4.5-L                                     0-3

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