The Kentucky Derby got it right in their decision to DQ Maximum Security. A classic bad beat but it was a righteous decision not like so many recent  bad and missed calls that turned entire seasons around. Talk about bad beats how about the ignored pass interference in the NFC Championship game that cost the NO Saints their rightful Super Bowl appearance. A blatant no call that will haunt the franchise forever. Then there's the incorrect call that eliminated the LV Golden Knights from the Stanly Cup playoffs. Both the NFL and NHL admitted they were wrong but the calls should have been corrected immediately no matter what the absurd replay rules say. It was that crucial.  Then we witness a missed double dribble and resultant three foul shots with .06 on the clock that cost Auburn a place in the Final Four. How can we handicap this crap? We can't.                                
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    The NFL claims to be worried about the phony integrity of their games with the passage of sports betting legislation.That's laughable when obvious, less than righteous decisions, are routine in NFL games. We've all seen them.                             
 
                         

On Field Challenges Are Decided In New York and thus your money, not always on your handicapping

                          



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