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Against All Odds

Basketball, Football, Sports

4.5 • 610 Ratings

🗓️ 5 February 2022

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

It’s a Happy Friday as Harry got engaged on Against All Odds which might be the first live proposal in podcast history. The Winter Olympics begin tonight and Cousin Sal, Dave and Martin quickly discuss what events they will be able to bet on. Jim Harbaugh is going back to the University of Michigan and Martin compares his interview with the Minnesota Vikings to his dating life. The guys discuss if Harbaugh was ever really a serious head coaching candidate there as well as other big news in the NFL. Next, with the Super Bowl a week away the guys discuss the current line between the Bengals and Rams; Martin has a theory about uniform trends in the Super Bowl. Cousin Sal takes an early look at props including, largest lead of the game, longest touchdown and lowest scoring quarter. Plus, Dave asks the guys which quarterback will appear in the most Super Bowl commercials? The Pro-Bowl is this weekend- does anyone still care and which was or is the toughest era to win a Super Bowl? Babyface Joel Solomon puts together a Super Bowl Betting Bonanza Quiz for the guys to compete in. Finally, heading into the weekend the guys make their Extra Points picks of the day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to Extra Points. Now here's your host, Cousin Sal, and his good, good pals, Dave Damachek, and Martin Weiss.
0:14.5	All right, welcome to the Extra Points podcast. Part of the Extra Points Podcast Network, Cousin Sal.
0:19.5	Coming to you. Oh, happy Fridayiday i'm stumbling over my words
0:22.2	already spaghetti meatballs help me out instead of fiddling with the knobs baby face joel solomon is here
0:27.4	producing this mess and joining me as always my good and dear pals Dave damasheck Martin weiss
0:33.0	what has happening fellas i don't expect that one of you is going to get engaged on this podcast
0:38.4	like harry did um this morning on against all odds but uh i you know we appreciate it i think it was
0:46.0	the first appreciate it first proposal on a sports gambling podcast i think spaghetti you've been
0:52.5	looking into that, right?
0:59.1	We did a Google. Nothing came a lot of podcasts about engagement, you know, how to get engaged,
1:04.1	the ring, that stuff, but nothing has been done live on a podcast before. And Sal, I mean,
1:08.6	you know, credit to Harry, obviously, but more credit to you for somehow orchestrating that.
1:11.5	That was incredible. I basically said, oh, come on, Harry.
1:28.3	Let's just do it. Get it over with. And, you know, he's kind of feeble-minded. So he went for it. I don't know if you guys saw it. Uh, check, you saw it, right? Yeah. I appreciated it. And you're just a human being, Sal, you're fumbling over your words because you're still drunk on champagne and love. I think it's great.
1:33.6	For the record, I do think it is the first engagement ever in podcast history. And I'm thinking about it now as it applies to me. The chances are that I impregnated somebody during a podcast.
1:39.5	Oh, yeah. The amount of time I podcast and the number of pregnancies I've been involved in,
1:44.0	you would think that probably happened. Butancies I've been involved in. Right.
1:44.4	You would think that probably happened.
1:46.1	But this is different.
1:47.2	Spaghetti.
1:47.7	Google pregnancies, Damashak podcast.
1:50.9	That's about carnal pleasures.
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