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Temple's men's basketball game was flagged due to a dramatic shift in the point spread. It's the second time this season that's happened with Temple. Photo Credit: William Purnell-USA TODAY Sports

Watchdog gambling group flags Temple basketball game after inexplicable point spread shift

"This is bizarre. And it's not a normal happening in the market. Especially this late in the season."

By Michael Dixon OnMar 8, 2024 0

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