In the past few weeks, Iowa's gaming commission has brought to light dozens of college athletes in the state who were gambling on sports, some of which were even betting on their own games. Former Iowa Hawkeyes WR Arland Bruce IV caught himself in quite a pickle when during a game against Northwestern last season he had to turn his own bet into a losing ticket...

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EulerRules•23 months

He probably added incorrectly and didn't realize his score would hit the over. Common Core claims another victim.

NebraskaExPat•23 months

I read a report that said this is probably way more common on just about every college team. Iowa's justice department decided to investigate and crack down, while most states have not done any investigating. Not sure if that is true, but I can't believe it's not actually far more widespread than we're hearing.

Ghost of Bob Horner•23 months

NIL, immediate transfers, legalized sports gambling. Pandora’s Box isn’t closing.

jbird7•23 months

Man I’m really shocked by this. I never would’ve thought we’d see this after legalizing sports gambling.

ALhunter•23 months

480 bets totaling $1,800 how is that even possible?

Saunson69•23 months

college kids are broke.

Saunson69•23 months

I did the same in college bc I had no money

ALhunter•23 months

I'd have no problem with guys betting on other team's games, or betting on themselves to win straight up...