Hawaii games have become gambling classics this year.
For starters, they play @ midnight. So Hawaii games get a crazy amount of action just because there are lots of people who are chasing their bets or maybe they simply want two more hours of action before they call it a night.
Three Hawaii games come to mind:
1) Oregon St @ Hawaii. Game went to OT, lots of point-spreads, MLs, and over/unders were impacted by the OT.
2) Lamar @ Hawaii. Lamar was +19 @ some books, yet they had a big halftime lead! Hawaii destroyed Lamar in the 2nd Half, but the Cardinals hung tough for the cover.
3) Boise St @ Hawaii. This game was tight for 60 minutes. Neither team was able to take a big lead, and then the game (and several bets) were decided by FTs.
For starters, they play @ midnight. So Hawaii games get a crazy amount of action just because there are lots of people who are chasing their bets or maybe they simply want two more hours of action before they call it a night.
Three Hawaii games come to mind:
1) Oregon St @ Hawaii. Game went to OT, lots of point-spreads, MLs, and over/unders were impacted by the OT.
2) Lamar @ Hawaii. Lamar was +19 @ some books, yet they had a big halftime lead! Hawaii destroyed Lamar in the 2nd Half, but the Cardinals hung tough for the cover.
3) Boise St @ Hawaii. This game was tight for 60 minutes. Neither team was able to take a big lead, and then the game (and several bets) were decided by FTs.
Dont forget the Fairfield game , inwhich Hawaii shot a last second shot to get the win. They were down I think the whole game until the end. That was exciting as well. At least the Hawaii teams Football and Basketball gives you exciting games to end your days. What if the last games were with teams like Temple and Chaneys slow type of ball control plays. At least if you dont bet, you can watch some exciting games.
