Boom! Abby lit up Vegas last week like fireworks on the 4th of July. One bet (Indiana -2) pushed while the four others that had bones wagered went off like roman candles. Her hunch bet popped yet again as well. Last Saturday night the sky was quite bright. For the season Abby’s bark is piercing. …
Abby has spent the last five days licking her wounds from last Saturday. She also has barked incessantly about two half point bad beats that could have flipped the juice in her favor and sent her to the pay window. But, bottom line, as Jim Mora once infamously ranted, “we couldn’t do diddly poo!” …
Last weekend’s games didn’t pan out too well for Abby. It wasn’t a complete washout like the top 25 teams that played did. More teams (11) ranked in the top 25 lost last week than any other since 1989, and four of them were idle. Abby wagered a meager 10 bones wary of the pre …
Abby Roux returned to the cashier’s booth last week. Her lethargy of two week’s ago is gone like last night’s t-bone treat. For the CFB season she stands strong tall on four paws with a 9-7 won/loss , a 28 of 47 bones, and a 3-1 hunch record all vying for best in show. Those …
Abby accepted one too many dog treats and pats on the head after her two-week domination v. Vegas. A quick trip to the vet late Saturday evening seems to have her focused again for her fourth week. It’s college football’s week nine, and it’s getting interesting. After a 4 bone win with 11 bones wagered …
Ever so quickly Abby Roux has a pack of watchdogs now watching her like a dog. Those canines have been hired by all of the big sports betting books in Vegas. They’re trying to get on to her like fleas. “Smart” money books, as they call themselves, are now adjusting lines when Abby offers her …
Abby is a big hit this week in the college football mascot community. Both SEC Football Bulldogs (Miss St. and Georgia) gave her high five paws for her run on Vegas last week. Mississippi State’s bulldog refused to be photographed for this post. Tennessee’s blue tick hound, Smokey IX, howled his approval as well. Why? …
