'Sleazy and vile': Read UofL QB Miller Moss' indictment of sports betting

Show Caption Hide Caption Former Louisville QB Miller Moss statement in Texas gambler case video A Texas man pleaded guilty to one count of terroristic threatening for a text he sent to a Louisville football coach and quarterback after losing $80,000 on a bet. A Texas man pleaded guilty Feb. 17 to sending terroristic threats to University of Louisville football coach Jeff Brohm. The messages were sent following then-ranked No. 15 UofL's overtime loss to Cal on Nov. 8. Court and university police records show Brian S. Mandel also allegedly sent a text message to the Cardinals' quarterback Miller Moss on Nov. 9, stating: “I’m going to spend the rest of my life making yours miserable. You cost...