Jim Costa's Noon Window | Cash the Ticket

Cash The Ticket

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4.9 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 30 September 2024

⏱️ 2 minutes

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What could go wrong, did go wrong for Jim Costa during the noon window of college football on Saturday. Download the latest episode of Cash the Ticket today.

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0:00.0	Cash the tickets presented by fan duel. I was owing three. I had two of the same three. I didn't have Oklahoma State. I had Michigan who had a three touchdown lead ready to just squeeze the life out of Minnesota, but they couldn't do it. They let them
0:15.0	back in the game. That's all right the refs were there to make sure they want it.
0:18.0	Well that was a material to the cover for me. I'm making a point.
0:20.7	Officiating is a real problem in college football.
0:23.8	My opponent, Sharon Moore is not running the clock down.
0:27.6	They're not at all trying to just bleed the clock late the game.
0:31.8	I need you to do this for me.
0:33.0	Yeah.
0:34.0	Each week there's been one bet I have begged you not to do.
0:37.2	Do you know my record in those bets?
0:38.6	Because I've gone back and looked.
0:39.8	What is it?
0:40.8	Four now.
0:41.8	This didn't feel like the wrong cap, just like Oklahoma State didn't feel like the wrong cap just like Oklahoma State didn't feel like the wrong
0:44.7	you're laying double digits with the service academy. They had scored they were up 24 to 3.
0:51.7	The game's over. Hey I'm laying 10 The game's over.
0:52.8	Hey, I'm laying 10 the game's over.
0:55.0	You need to treat them.
0:56.0	Minnesota can't move the ball.
0:57.0	It's over.
0:58.0	You need to treat them like Army.
0:59.0	You got to treat them like Navy.
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