RJ Bell's Dream Preview

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA betting for Wednesday. The guys are ramping up for the NBA stretch run and provide best bets. The latest episode of the NBA podcast on RJ Bell’s Dream Preview, hosted by Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers, covers key NBA topics as the regular season nears its end. With around 16–17 games left, they discuss team performances, injuries, and betting angles for the Lakers, Bucks, Thunder, Celtics, Suns, Rockets, Timberwolves, and Nuggets. The Lakers’ situation is a focal point, especially LeBron James' groin injury, sidelining him for 1–2 weeks. Mackenzie, holding an under 49.5 wins bet on the Lakers, sees hope as they’ve lost to the Celtics and Nets. With a tough schedule ahead, including games against the Thunder, Bucks, and Nuggets, he believes they may struggle to reach 50 wins despite improving as a team. Shifting to the Bucks, Milwaukee holds a 36–27 record with the sixth-hardest remaining schedule, including key matchups against contenders. Mackenzie projects them to surpass 46.5 wins and sees playoff potential, though he doubts they can challenge Boston or Cleveland. He also critiques the Kyle Kuzma trade, questioning whether he improves the team over Khris Middleton. The episode highlights a marquee matchup between the Thunder and Celtics. Boston is a 4.5-point favorite, but Mackenzie argues Oklahoma City has been the better team. He points to Boston’s weak home-court advantage and statistical inferiority, supporting a bet on the Thunder. Munaf notes Oklahoma City's impressive 24-7 road record and believes Shai Gilgeous-Alexander will exploit Boston’s defense. The Suns' fading playoff hopes are another focus. With chemistry concerns, including reports of Kevin Durant’s frustration, Phoenix struggles to stay competitive. Sitting outside the play-in tournament, they must overtake the struggling Mavericks. However, Munaf and Mackenzie question their motivation, especially given recent locker-room tension. Meanwhile, the Rockets, currently fifth in the West at 40–25, are dealing with depth issues. Injuries to Amen Thompson and Fred VanVleet complicate their guard rotation. Mackenzie sees value in betting on Phoenix, given Houston’s instability and VanVleet’s struggles. Munaf agrees, predicting strong performances from Durant and Booker. Next, the Timberwolves vs. Nuggets matchup is analyzed. Denver, a 3.5-point home favorite, seeks revenge after losing twice in Minnesota. Mackenzie leans toward a Nuggets moneyline bet, citing their superior clutch play and Nikola Jokić’s ability to dominate late in games. He notes Denver’s outstanding home record, making them a solid bet. Munaf’s best bet is the over (237.5) in Mavericks vs. Spurs. He highlights San Antonio’s poor defense without Victor Wembanyama, leading to high-scoring games. The Spurs have allowed an average of 256 combined points in their last six contests. Despite missing key scorers, Dallas remains potent, and both teams play at a fast pace. Munaf expects a high-scoring affair. The episode concludes with discussions on March Madness contests at Pregame.com, promo codes for betting packages, and upcoming player prop bets. Munaf and Mackenzie tease their next episode, covering Friday’s games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for THE PLAYERS Championship. -Discussing top 5 on odds board -1 matchup -3 p2p -3 outrights (66/1, 70/1, 90/1) -Sleeper, FRL, 2 lineups -Scoring, best bet For the latest as far as the world of golf, follow Doc on X @drmedia59 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk CBB betting for Monday and the conference tournaments. The guys also give out best bets. Summary of "CBB Conference Tournament Monday & More!!" Introduction (0:14 - 1:31) Speakers: Griffin Warner (Host), Big East Ben (Guest). Overview: Discussing dark horse candidates for college basketball conference tournaments. Podcast Record: 27-21 (56.25%)—profitable season. ACC Tournament (1:33 - 6:06) Favorites: Duke (-350), Louisville (+550), Clemson (+575), Wake Forest (75-1). Analysis: Clemson is a dark horse, having beaten Duke before. NC State (last year’s winner) didn’t qualify. Concerns: Clemson faces Duke early, making their path tough. Big East Tournament (6:07 - 13:37) Favorites: Connecticut, Marquette, Creighton (4-1), St. John’s (+140), Xavier (+700). Analysis: Marquette struggling; Cam Jones performed well but missed clutch free throws. Xavier (7-game win streak) picked as a dark horse to win the tournament. Big Ten Tournament (13:38 - 19:42) Favorites: Michigan State (+250), Maryland (+425), Purdue (6.5-1), Michigan (10-1). Analysis: Indiana (50-1) is a strong sleeper pick. Purdue has the easiest path but offers low value. UCLA (6-1) is preferred over higher-seeded teams. Big 12 Tournament (19:43 - 26:26) Favorites: Houston (-105), Texas Tech (+350), Arizona (+800), BYU (+1100). Analysis: Kansas (10-1) is dismissed as a contender. BYU (11-1) and Arizona (8-1) offer value picks due to favorable bracket placement. Xavier (7-1) is highlighted as a strong pick. SEC Tournament (26:27 - 30:56) Favorites: Auburn (+160), Florida (+240), Alabama (+425), Tennessee (+525), Missouri (+2000). Analysis: Florida (+240) is Big East Ben’s best bet. Missouri (20-1) is a dark horse but has a difficult road. Tennessee (5.25-1) picked as a sleeper due to their strong defense. Smaller Conference Tournaments (31:02 - 35:14) Quick Picks: WCC: St. Mary's (+125). America East: Bryant. Mountain West: Colorado State / Utah State. ivy League: Cornell. Big West: UC Irvine. Conference USA: Kennesaw State. WAC: Seattle. Final Best Bets (35:15 - 37:12) Big East Ben: Xavier (+700) – Hottest team, strong form. Griffin Warner: Arizona (+800) – Favorable bracket path. Podcast Record: 27-21 (56.25%). Key Takeaways 🎯 Clemson (ACC) & Xavier (Big East) are strong dark horse picks. 🏀 Michigan State is not a recommended bet in the Big Ten, but Indiana (50-1) has value. 🔥 Arizona (8-1) in the Big 12 is a great long-shot pick. 🎲 Missouri (20-1) & Tennessee (5.25-1) are SEC sleeper picks. 📈 The hosts are aligned in favoring teams with strong form and favorable bracket paths. 📈 Hosts favor teams with strong form & easier bracket paths. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben beak down CBB betting for this weekend. The guys are ready for March Madness and give out best bets. Griffin Warner and Big East Ben hosted the Need for Seats College Basketball Podcast (March 7, 2025), providing analysis and bets for significant college basketball matchups. Griffin Warner opened by acknowledging his recent betting loss on South Carolina against Georgia and humorously presented a Kawhi Leonard San Diego State jersey after their recent game against UNLV, won by Big East Ben's pick (0:15-1:28). Big East Ben celebrated snapping a four-game losing streak, noting UNLV's Julian Rich Wayne's standout performance with 26 points, significantly above his 8 PPG average, alongside Jayden Hensley's 17 points (1:29-2:19). Warner humorously discussed Julian Rich Wayne's extensive college transfer history (San Francisco, Florida, Boston College, UNLV) (2:20-3:08). They briefly touched upon Ed Cooley's move from Providence to Georgetown and speculated about his future tenure there, predicting he would remain beyond next season (3:35-4:11). The hosts moved onto detailed analyses of five highlighted matchups: Alabama at Auburn: Auburn favored by 7.5 points, total 178.5. Big East Ben critiqued Alabama’s Mark Sears, highlighting his poor recent shooting (2-10 from three) and questioned his All-American credentials. Both predicted a high-scoring game, recommending betting the "over" due to potential late-game fouls and free throws (6:07-11:05). Arizona at Kansas: Kansas favored by 3 points, total 153. Ben expressed confidence in Kansas's ability at home, referencing their long-standing Senior Day success and recent competitiveness against Houston despite numerous turnovers. Warner preferred betting "under 153," citing Kansas's defensive strength and inconsistent offense (11:06-14:39). Houston at Baylor: Baylor underdogs by 4.5 points at home, total 131. Ben critiqued Baylor’s poor defensive rebounding and perimeter defense, strongly backing Houston (-4.5). Warner opted for "over 131," expecting Houston to dominate Baylor’s zone defense, forcing Baylor to adapt unsuccessfully (14:41-19:07). Marquette vs. St. John’s: Marquette favored by 2.5, total 143. Ben passionately backed Marquette on Senior Day despite disappointment in recent performances. He highlighted Davion Smith’s injury absence for St. John's as crucial. Warner disagreed, seeing the 2.5 spread as excessive given Marquette’s recent inconsistency and St. John’s resilience, despite losing two conference games narrowly (19:08-26:26). Missouri vs. Kentucky: Missouri favored by 5.5 points, total 168.5. Ben supported Missouri, citing Kentucky’s key injuries. Warner preferred betting the "over," expecting both offenses to exploit each other's vulnerabilities, with Missouri’s press defense contributing to a high-scoring pace (26:30-31:12). In concluding, Big East Ben selected Marquette (-2.5) as his best bet, emphasizing Senior Day motivation and St. John’s weakened backcourt. Warner’s best bet was Indiana (-2) over Ohio State, trusting Indiana’s recent form and the home advantage despite previous inconsistency. The podcast also promoted a discount code (March20) for listeners to save on pregame.com bets (31:13-33:43). Throughout the podcast, the hosts shared humorous exchanges and insightful critiques, enhancing the analysis with statistical details and context for each team and key player discussed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA betting for Saturday. The guys also give out best bets. The NBA Dream Preview podcast hosted by Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers provided analysis and insights for NBA games scheduled for Saturday. Munaf Manji (0:11–2:02) opened by highlighting the major news of Kyrie Irving's torn ACL injury, emphasizing its severe impact on the Dallas Mavericks. He pointed out Kyrie's exceptional season, noting he was the only player averaging over 20 points per game, 50% from the field, and 90% from the free-throw line. Mackenzie Rivers (2:03–3:54) discussed the implications of Irving's injury, stressing that while ACL injuries have shorter recovery periods today, it’s significant given Kyrie's age (32) and heavy usage (39 minutes per game—the highest in the NBA post-Luka trade). Mackenzie critically noted the broader issue of heavy player workloads, suggesting the NBA’s physical intensity has surpassed traditional scheduling models. Munaf Manji (3:54–4:56) agreed, proposing fewer games (65-70 instead of 82) could reduce injuries and improve player availability for playoffs. Discussing Anthony Davis’s future with Dallas (4:57–6:17), Mackenzie declared the Mavericks' current championship window effectively closed. He asserted that Davis is primarily valuable as a trade asset and doubted Davis's return to significant play for Dallas. Rivers (6:37–6:56) briefly predicted a Lakers-Celtics finals matchup, highlighting these franchises' historic rivalry and current strengths. Munaf Manji (6:57–7:47) emphasized star power in the Lakers-Celtics potential finals, specifically mentioning Luka Doncic, LeBron James, Jayson Tatum, and Jalen Brown. He noted the Celtics' injury issues and their intent to keep stars healthy for playoffs. In the "I Got Five On It" segment (7:49–14:18), Mackenzie set the Lakers' over-under win total at 52.5, noting their impressive 12-2 record since acquiring Luka Doncic, making them the number two seed in the West. Munaf chose the under, citing a challenging remaining schedule and likely rest periods for LeBron and Luka. Game analysis began with Orlando Magic at Milwaukee Bucks (14:19–20:19). Mackenzie favored Bucks at -7.5, noting Orlando's poor recent form and injury to Jalen Suggs negatively impacting both offense and defense. Munaf supported this, citing Milwaukee’s historic dominance over Orlando. The Lakers at Celtics game (20:19–26:04) was assessed next. Rivers initially leaned toward Boston but cited concerns about Drew Holiday’s injury and the Lakers' recent strength in clutch moments. Munaf took Lakers +6, highlighting their resilience and strong halftime adjustments. Finally, they analyzed Detroit Pistons at Golden State Warriors (26:06–33:45). Despite Detroit’s impressive recent performance, Mackenzie expressed cautious support for the Pistons +5 due to Warriors’ recent long road trip. Munaf agreed, noting Detroit's strong road performance this season. Munaf’s best bet (34:10–36:34) was Houston Rockets -8 against the Pelicans, citing Houston’s 3-0 head-to-head record against New Orleans and recent defensive strength. Mackenzie supported this but mentioned Fred VanVleet’s questionable status as an important factor. The episode concluded with promotional announcements for pregame.com and playful banter about Irish Heritage Month (38:32–39:50). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Scott Seidenberg, Steve Fezzik and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL Free agency along with the NBA. Scott and Fezzik discuss CBB Conference tournament betting and much more. Quotes from the Podcast NFL Free Agency Insights 📌 "The Chargers have released Joey Bosa, five-time Pro Bowler after nine seasons in LA." (3:26 - 3:48) → Bosa’s release saves $25.36M, signaling a major defensive reset under Jim Harbaugh. 📌 "The Jets have the most free agents to sign in the entire league at $102 million—25 different ones." (9:04 - 9:24) → New York faces a huge roster rebuild, balancing cap space vs. talent retention. 📌 "The Dolphins kind of went all in the last couple years, and now they have to rebuild." (19:28 - 19:39) → Miami’s cap-strapped situation ($72M over the cap) makes them a risky bet. 📌 "Chargers were one team that quietly but aggressively pursued Metcalf in trade talks last offseason." (29:09 - 29:32) → With Lockett released, will Seattle revisit Metcalf trade talks? College Basketball Betting Strategies 📌 "It’s really hard to beat a team three times? That’s a myth." (51:25 - 52:27) → Teams winning twice often win again, contradicting common betting narratives. 📌 "If you've got a big favorite, you want one that absolutely needs the game." (52:41 - 53:25) → One-bid conference teams dominate early rounds with high motivation. 📌 "The NCAA committee already makes its bracket by Friday night." (55:36 - 56:48) → Winning a Saturday or Sunday title game rarely impacts seeding. 📌 "Teams with sub-15% win rates often cover in conference tournaments." (1:01:36 - 1:02:21) → Dead-last teams can surprise with a final push. NBA Trends & Playoff Race 📌 "Back-to-back teams this year are covering just 43.7%—the worst in 20 years." (46:22 - 48:00) → Load management makes fatigued teams worse bets than ever. 📌 "The Thunder are the favorite at +165, Celtics at +230, and Cavs at 6:1." (35:20 - 37:12) → Oddsmakers favor youth and depth in the NBA playoffs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

-Cognizant review -Discussing top 9 players on AP odds board -1 t10 -3 outrights -Sleeper, 2 FRL, 2 lineups -Scoring, bet bet for AP -1 outright and 3 p2p for Puerto Rico Open -1 sleeper for Astara Chile Classic For more on the world of golf, follow Doc on X @ drmedia59 Week 10 Overview and Tournament Preview [Will Doctor] (0:38 - 0:53) Arnold Palmer Invitational (API) at Bay Hill, Orlando: 70 superstars in the field, including 45 of the top 50 golfers from the Official World Golf Rankings (OWGR). Puerto Rico Open at Grand Reserve: 132-player field with lower-ranked players and potential breakthrough candidates. [Will Doctor] (0:53 - 38:28) The show covers full API picks, four Puerto Rico picks, and one Corn Fairy Tour pick in Chile. Season performance update: Minus 1.7 units for Week 9 Total loss: 40.5 units for the season, indicating the need for a turnaround. Arnold Palmer Invitational Analysis Course Insights for Bay Hill Challenging conditions: Four-inch rough – Players missing fairways will struggle. Water on 9 of 18 holes – Course management is key. Bermuda greens running at 13.5 speed – Requires strong putting. Winning formula: Elite total drivers (accuracy and distance) Solid Bermuda putters Top 9 Players Analysis [Scotty Scheffler] (4-1 odds) Defending champion, won by 5 shots in 2023. Strengths: Best driver in the field, improved putting. Pick: Outright winner bet (4-1). [Rory McIlroy] (8.5-1) Former winner (2018), solid Bay Hill history. Concerns: Struggled with putter and driving accuracy at Torrey Pines. PASS on betting. [Ludvig Åberg] (16-1) Won Genesis Invitational. Strong iron play but lost shots in chipping at Bay Hill previously. Pick: Top 10 at +130 (MGM). [Collin Morikawa] (22-1) Consistent season, but below-average Bermuda putter. Missed cuts last two starts at Bay Hill. PASS. [Xander Schauffele] (22-1) Returning from rib injury, solid Bay Hill history. PASS due to lack of value at current odds. [Justin Thomas] (28-1) Improved ball-striking and recent putting success on Bermuda. Pick: Top 10 at +175 (MGM). [Patrick Cantlay] (30-1) T4 at Bay Hill two years ago, recent strong ball-striking form. Pick: Outright bet at 30-1. [Tommy Fleetwood] (30-1) Consistent form but poor matchups and betting value. PASS. Other API Picks Best bet: Ludvig Åberg Top 10 at +130 (MGM). First-round leader bets: Scheffler (10-1, MGM) Åberg (22-1, MGM) DraftKings lineup: Oberg, Cantlay, Henley, Theegala, Thompson, Gracerman. Winning score prediction: -11 under par. Puerto Rico Open Picks Outrights and Placement Bets Adrian Dumont de Chassart (60-1 outright, +190 for top 20) Finished 6th last year, strong recent form. Pick: Top 20 and outright winner bet. Henrik Norlander (+225 top 20) Great iron play and top 20 in last two Puerto Rico Opens. Pick: Top 20 bet. Davis Riley (+500 top 20) Two-time PGA Tour winner, elite putter on Paspalum greens. Pick: Sleeper top 20 bet. Corn Fairy Tour – Astara Chile Classic [Giuseppe Puebla] (11-1 for top 10) 16-year-old prodigy, recent runner-up at a high-profile junior event. Won twice on minor league golf tour. Pick: Top 10 bet at 11-1. Final Thoughts Week 10 preview ends with a call to action: Follow @DRMedia59 on X and @KingDr1 on Instagram for updates. Next week: Players Championship preview. Summary of Picks Arnold Palmer Invitational: Outright winners: Scheffler (4-1), Cantlay (30-1), Gracerman (110-1). Top 10: Åberg (+130), Thomas (+175). First-round leaders: Scheffler (10-1), Åberg (22-1). Puerto Rico Open: Outright winner: Dumont de Chassart (60-1). Top 20: Dumont de Chassart (+190), Norlander (+225), Riley (+500). Astara Chile Classic: Top 10: Giuseppe Puebla (11-1). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball Tuesday betting. They guys are all geared up for conference tournaments and give out best bets. Segment 1: Recap of Best Bets and Surprising Performances (0:14 - 4:16) Key Points Griffin Warner: Won four straight bets; last bet was South Carolina dominating Arkansas. Big East Ben: Had William & Mary, who collapsed in the second half (41-31 lead at half but finished 6-19 from 3-point range). Vanderbilt vs. Missouri: Vanderbilt secured a big overtime win. Conference Tournaments Begin: Smaller conferences already in action as March Madness approaches. Segment 2: Texas A&M's Struggles & Betting Insights (4:17 - 10:38) Key Points Texas A&M Recent Games: Lost four straight after once being ranked #8. Key Player Absence: J.T. Toppin missed a critical game. Team Weaknesses: Shooting: Ranked 326th in 3PT% and 279th in 2PT%. Winning Formula: Offensive rebounds and free throws. Betting Insights: Auburn (-5.5) favored over A&M, but A&M could cover. Segment 3: BYU vs. Iowa State - Betting Trends & Analysis (10:39 - 14:35) Key Points BYU: 18-11 against the spread (covered last 6 games). Iowa State: 17-12 ATS but lost to Oklahoma State without key player Kishon Gilbert. Matchup Factors: BYU Strengths: Strong three-point shooting and defense. Iowa State Weaknesses: 10th in the Big 12 in 3PT defense. Betting Recommendation: Take BYU +8.5. Segment 4: Indiana vs. Oregon – Coaching & Player Matchups (15:02 - 21:25) Key Points Oregon’s 5-Game Win Streak: Wins over Northwestern, Rutgers, Iowa, and Wisconsin. Indiana’s Improvement: Played well since Coach Mike Woodson announced he was leaving. Inside Battle: Oregon’s Nate Biddle vs. Indiana’s Malik Reneau & Umar Ballo. Betting Recommendation: Indiana +6.5 (live underdog). Segment 5: Ohio State vs. Nebraska – Bubble Implications (22:56 - 29:44) Key Points Ohio State Recent Games: Scored only 49 points at home against Northwestern (without Barnheiser & Leach). Lost to UCLA, missing two key players (Mobley & Bradshaw). Nebraska’s Struggles: Lost to Minnesota. Surprising ATS Record: Nebraska is 9-5 ATS away from home. Betting Insights: Take the UNDER 144. Both teams are inconsistent offensively. Segment 6: Arkansas vs. Vanderbilt – Coaching & Team Analysis (30:25 - 34:36) Key Points Vanderbilt’s Impressive Run: Mark Byington’s coaching impact evident. Key Players: Jason Edwards (streaky but clutch), Chris Monion (defensive anchor). Arkansas' Struggles: Lack of cohesion; players likely focused on NBA prospects. Betting Recommendation: Vanderbilt +7. Best Bets & Promo Code (34:37 - 37:43) Final Picks: Big East Ben: UNLV +3.5 (vs. San Diego State) – but wait for Magoon Guaf injury confirmation. Griffin Warner: South Carolina -1.5 (vs. Georgia) – believes SC is underrated. Promo Code: RIVAL20 – 20% off betting packages on Pregame.com. Conclusion & Upcoming Podcast Next Episode: Friday’s preview of the last Saturday of the regular season. March Madness Coverage: The podcast will continue through the NCAA Tournament. Andre Curbelo Discussion: Running joke about his chaotic basketball career. Key Takeaways & Insights 📊 Texas A&M's Decline: Once a top-10 team, now struggling due to poor shooting and reliance on physicality. 🎯 BYU’s Betting Edge: Strong against the spread, with a lethal 3-point offense against a weak Iowa State perimeter defense. 🏀 Indiana’s Turnaround: Since Coach Woodson announced departure, the team has played significantly better. 🔥 Nebraska’s Betting Surprise: 9-5 ATS on the road despite inconsistent play. 🧠 Vanderbilt’s Coaching Impact: Mark Byington’s coaching is elevating the team beyond expectations. 💸 Betting Picks Recap: Best Bets: UNLV +3.5, South Carolina -1.5 Underdogs to Watch: Indiana +6.5, BYU +8.5, Vanderbilt +7 Total Bet: Under 144 (Ohio State vs. Nebraska) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA betting for Monday. The guys are heating up in the NBA and give out best bets. NBA Podcast Summary – RJ Bell's Dream Preview (Episode NBAPOD3325) Hosts: Munaf Manji & Mackenzie RiversKey Topics: Early Game Betting Trends – Morning games favor the under due to disrupted player routines. Recent example: Celtics vs. Nuggets. Denver Nuggets Outlook – Currently 39-22 (2nd in West) with the 4th toughest schedule left (21 games). Munaf sets their win total at 50.5; Mackenzie leans over but notes Jamal Murray’s inconsistency & road struggles. OKC Thunder vs. The Field – Thunder (-115) favorites to win the West but concerns about SGA’s free throw reliance & three-point shooting. Munaf: "Let me see it in the playoffs first." Mackenzie sees Lakers as their biggest threat. Monday Night Bets Grizzlies (-6.5) vs. Hawks – Atlanta’s terrible defense since All-Star break. Mackenzie: "This line should be -10.5." Rockets (+11.5) vs. Thunder – OKC 1-4 ATS in last 5 back-to-backs & 20th in defense since All-Star break. Mavericks (-1.5) vs. Kings – Sabonis out; Kyrie Over Points is a strong bet. Best Bets & Props Warriors (-12) vs. Hornets – Charlotte worst net rating (-19.6) last 10 games; Steph Curry homecoming game. Warriors Team Total Over (~118.5). Karis LeVert Over 12.5 Points – Over 6 of last 7 games since joining Hawks, high total (251.5) = More opportunities. Final Thoughts Nuggets are still contenders but depth is a concern. OKC must prove it in the playoffs. Lakers are a real threat. Grizzlies & Warriors are top bets for Monday. LeVert & Kyrie props offer value. 📢 Next Episode: Eastern Conference Playoff Outlook! 🎯 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA basketball betting for Saturday March 1st. The guys are gearing up for the stretch run of the NBA season and also give out best bets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball betting for this weekend. They guys are gearing up for March and give you the biggest game for Saturday. Best bets as always. 🔹 Opening Remarks & Betting Recap (0:14 - 1:39) Griffin Warner and Big East Ben introduce the episode, reviewing previous best bets. Griffin mentions his Oklahoma bet, which survived the spread thanks to Otega Oweh’s dominant second half. Ben highlights Oregon State vs. San Francisco, detailing how USF erased a 12-point deficit with a 21-0 run. 🔹 Frustrations & Bad Betting Night (1:40 - 4:25) Ben recounts a series of bad beats: North Dakota State's top player was unexpectedly out. Rhode Island led early but collapsed against Dayton. Arkansas vs. Texas hit overtime, busting his under bet. Griffin reflects on San Francisco’s unexpected hot shooting, with a 22% shooter making four threes. 🔹 Conference Tournament Sleepers & Injury Uncertainty (4:25 - 5:59) Discussion on whether they should pick a conference tournament sleeper. Injury speculation in Big Ten & SEC: Lack of transparency makes betting tricky. SEC availability reports are still vague. Game Previews & Betting Analysis 🏀 Kentucky vs. Auburn (-4.5, 166.5 O/U) (6:00 - 10:13) Key Injury: Jackson Robinson OUT for Kentucky. Matchup Analysis: Kentucky: Strong three-point shooting team but not as reliant on it as expected. Auburn: Best three-point defense in the SEC. Bets: Ben leans under 166.5 due to Auburn’s slower pace. Griffin backs Kentucky (+4.5), citing home-court advantage. 🏀 Kansas (-4.5) vs. Texas Tech (146 O/U) (10:14 - 13:56) Key Injury: Darian Williams & Chase McMillan questionable for Texas Tech. Matchup Analysis: Texas Tech fought hard against Houston, but only played six guys. Kansas desperately needs this win, but Griffin labels them a "shitty team." Bets: Ben takes Under 146, citing strong rebounding and foul control. Griffin reluctantly backs Kansas (-4.5), believing Texas Tech’s short rotation will struggle. 🏀 Tennessee (-3.5) vs. Alabama (159 O/U) (14:49 - 18:44) Key Stats: Alabama’s defense has been terrible lately (110+ points allowed twice). Tennessee's defense is slipping but still elite at home. Bets: Ben bets Tennessee (-3.5), expecting defensive regression for Alabama. Griffin agrees, taking Tennessee, but is wary of a high-scoring game. 🏀 Iowa State (-6) vs. Arizona (151 O/U) (18:45 - 21:27) Key Injury: Keyshawn Gilbert expected to return for Iowa State. Matchup Analysis: Arizona doesn't shoot many threes, which negates Iowa State's weak three-point defense. Both teams excel at forcing turnovers. Bets: Under 151 due to turnover-heavy play and fewer foul shots. 🏀 Gonzaga (-9) vs. San Francisco (157 O/U) (23:23 - 26:40) Key Context: San Francisco gave up home-court advantage to play at Chase Center (Golden State Warriors’ arena). USF’s interior defense is weak (212th in the country). Bets: Ben takes Gonzaga (-9), expecting a blowout. Griffin reluctantly backs USF (+9), hoping they stay close enough to cover late fouls. Best Bets & Closing Remarks (29:07 - 34:04) Best Bets: Ben: William & Mary (-1) vs. Northeastern – Citing weak three-point defense from Northeastern. Griffin: South Carolina (-1) vs. Arkansas – Arkansas without Tramon Mark will struggle. Promo Code: "Charging20" for 20% off betting subscriptions. Key Takeaways 🔹 Betting Trends: Injury uncertainty and defensive regression were major themes. 🔹 Player Analysis: Oklahoma’s Otega Oweh, Kentucky’s Jackson Robinson, and Arizona’s Keyshawn Gilbert were key names in the discussion. 🔹 Game Picks: Unders were a common theme, with Ben and Griffin mostly favoring home teams in close spreads. 🔹 Hot Take: San Francisco sacrificing home-court for a money grab at Chase Center is a terrible decision. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers talk all things sports this week. The guys are in a rare mood to give out early best bets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for the Cognizant Classic at PGA National. -Discussing top 6 names on odds board -2 p2p -3 outrights -Sleeper -3 FRP's -2 lineups -Scoring -Best Bet Golf Preview Podcast: Cognizant Classic at PGA National Introduction [Will Doctor] (0:15 - 0:28) Will Doctor kicks off with enthusiasm, promising sharp picks for the Cognizant Classic at PGA National, setting a lively tone. Week 8 Recap: Mexico Open at Vedanta [Will Doctor] (0:39 - 32:10) Brian Campbell (270-1) won his first PGA Tour title at Vedanta, relying on strategy (293-yard driving average) over power. He beat Aldrich Potgieter in a playoff, aided by a fortunate break. Betting Recap: Akshay Bhatia: Top-10 (2-1) cashed, outright (14-1) didn’t. Steven Jaeger: 30-1 outright missed despite contention. Ricky Castillo: 100-1 outright tied 55th. Taylor Moore: Top-20 (+170) failed due to weak approaches. Aldrich Potgieter: Top-20 (+320) cashed with second place. Cognizant Classic Preview: Course Insights PGA National’s Champion Course tests accuracy with water on 15 holes and Bermuda greens. Key skills: driving precision, approach shots (125-190 yards), and Bermuda putting. Top Six Favorites Analysis Shane Lowry (20-1): Good course fit but weak Bermuda putting (lost shots in 6 of 8 events). Russell Henley (22-1): Accurate driver, elite Bermuda putter; top-10 bet at 2-1. Sung J.M. (25-1): Past winner, but recent approach play lags. Daniel Berger (25-1): Precise driver, strong Bermuda putter; outright bet at 25-1. Sepp Strzok (25-1): Driving accuracy down; chipping shaky. Taylor Pendreth (30-1): Solid tee-to-green, but putting inconsistent here. Picks to Place and Outright Winners Picks to Place: Russell Henley: Top-10 at 2-1 (MGM) Ryan Girard: Top-20 at +225 (MGM) – Consecutive top-20s, hot putter. Outright Winners: Daniel Berger: 25-1 (Caesars) Denny McCarthy: 35-1 (DraftKings) – Peak approach play, top putter. Ryan Girard: 75-1 (BetOnline) – High value despite chipping flaws. Sleeper and First-Round Picks Sleeper: Matteo Manassero: Top-20 at +550 (MGM) – Accuracy fits course. First-Round Picks: Ryan Girard: Top-10 after Round 1 at +550 (MGM) – 4th in first-round scoring. Russell Henley: Top-10 after Round 1 at +333 (MGM) – 9th in first-round scoring. Lineups and Predictions DraftKings Lineup (50K): Henley, McCarthy, Spieth, Girard, Salinda, Manassero. PGA Tour Lineup: Berger, McCarthy (captain), Girard, Henley; Bench: Manassero, Horschel. Scoring Prediction: 15-under (good weather). Best Bet: Denny McCarthy: Top-10 at +320 (MGM). Conclusion Will invites listeners to follow him on X (@D .R.Media59) and teases next week’s Arnold Palmer Invitational preview. For the latest as far as the world of golf, follow Doc on X @drmedia59 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball betting. The guys cover the days biggest games and give out best bets. Condensed Summary of CBB POD 2/25/25: College Basketball Podcast Introduction (0:15 - 2:04) Griffin Warner kicks off the episode, touting the podcast’s 23-17 (58%) best bet record and plugging a Pregame.com promo code. He previews five key games and a sleeper team segment, reflecting on recent losses like Texas A&M’s home woes and Nevada’s injuries: "It’s hard to know what’s going to happen on the injury front." Season Reflection (2:05 - 3:00) Co-host Big East Ben is pumped for conference tournaments: "I’m ready for the conference tournaments to start." Warner picks the American conference for his dark horse, joking, "I only pick the most patriotic of all leagues." Maryland vs. Michigan State Preview (3:01 - 10:04) Big East Ben lauds Michigan State’s 3-0 run against tough foes: "Michigan State’s tough to fade now." Warner flags Michigan’s thin frontcourt. Ben touts Maryland’s 8-1 surge—"Probably the hottest team in the Big Ten"—and 10-4 ATS home mark, picking Maryland -3.5. Warner agrees, citing coaching pedigree. Vanderbilt vs. Texas A&M Preview (10:06 - 14:03) Ben rues missing Vanderbilt’s upset over Ole Miss but backs Texas A&M, highlighting their #1 offensive rebounding (42%) vs. Vanderbilt’s 134th rank. Warner likes Vanderbilt’s road grit and Texas A&M’s defensive lapses, taking +7.5. Ole Miss vs. Auburn Preview (14:04 - 22:01) Warner reminisces about Marshall Henderson’s flair. Ben picks Ole Miss +12.5, noting Auburn’s recent ATS struggles: "Auburn thinks they’re the greatest thing since sliced bread." Warner opts for over 153.5, citing Ole Miss’s fight. Texas vs. Arkansas Preview (22:03 - 24:35) Ben mocks Caleb Grill’s wild shots: "All Caleb Grill does is shoot up horrible threes." He picks under 148, pointing to both teams’ two-point reliance and Arkansas’s 20th-ranked defense. Warner concurs, seeing bubble tension keeping scores low. Utah State vs. Boise State Preview (24:36 - 30:18) Ben notes Craig Smith’s midseason exit as a blow to Utah State. He picks Boise State -3.5, citing their 9-3 ATS home record and rebounding edge (2nd defensively). Warner agrees, nodding to Mountain West home strength. Dark Horse Segment: American Conference (30:21 - 32:33) Warner taps Wichita State, riding a six-game win streak: "They’re winners of six in a row... pretty good chance they’re in the middle of the pack." Ben picks UAB, praising their form and coach Andy Kennedy’s savvy. Best Bets Segment (32:33 - 36:32) Ben selects Oregon State -2.5, touting their 14-2 ATS home record: "That’s 88%." Warner takes Oklahoma +2, skeptical of Kentucky’s road shooting: "Kentucky’s one of those teams that goes on the road, shoots a lot of threes." Closing Remarks (36:33 - 36:34) Ben wraps up, urging listeners to follow on social media and teasing Friday’s show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA basketball betting. The guys cover the days biggest games and give out best bets. Summary of NBA Podcast Episode NBAPOD22525 "I Got Five On It": Sacramento Kings Mackenzie Rivers (2:25): Picks Kings, win total 41.5: "Are they going to be above 500?" Notes 16-9 record under Doug Christie, 29-28 overall. Munaf Manji (3:21): Predicts under 41.5, citing tough schedule (2nd hardest): "Throwing stuff at the wall and hoping that it sticks." Mackenzie Rivers (6:07): Agrees: "They have to win... against a 55% win-rate schedule." Suggests -500 odds they miss playoffs. Analysis: Kings’ future questioned due to coaching turnover and Levine’s $48M contract. Game Previews 76ers vs. Knicks Munaf Manji (9:52): Knicks -9.5, Embiid out, Sixers on 8-game skid. Mackenzie Rivers (12:34): Favors Knicks: "Motivated favorite." Adjusts Embiid’s value to 3.5 points. Stats: Sixers 10-17 on road, 3-8 in division. Rockets vs. Spurs Mackenzie Rivers (18:46): Rockets -8.5, a best bet: "I have the number being closer to 11 and a half." Munaf Manji (21:43): Notes Rockets’ 18-9 home record, Spurs struggling without Wembanyama. Celtics vs. Pistons Munaf Manji (23:56): Pistons +4, on 7-game win streak. Celtics on back-to-back. Mackenzie Rivers (25:22): "Pistons... upgraded them eight points." Line fair. Munaf Manji (26:17): Leans Pistons. Joel Embiid’s Future Mackenzie Rivers (15:57): Advocates keeping Embiid: "Start your conversation of championship viability with a guy like Joel Embiid." Discussion: Debate on if he’s played his last Sixers game. Best Bets Mackenzie Rivers (33:23): Rockets -8.5, Blazers -5.5. Munaf Manji (35:48): Thunder -16.5, citing Nets’ injuries. Pregame.com Contest Munaf Manji (29:41): "$500 cash for first place." Promo code FASTBREAK20 for 20% off. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA betting for Saturday. The guys also give out best bets. 🏀 NBA Saturday Preview & Best Bets: Detailed Summary This podcast episode, hosted by Munaf Manji and featuring NBA analyst Mackenzie Rivers, dives into the final stretch of the NBA regular season. They discuss injury updates, team performances, betting insights, and predictions for key games. The conversation follows the timeline of upcoming matchups while providing in-depth player analysis and betting tips. 🎙️ Detailed Breakdown with Timestamps and Quotes 🔥 Victor Wembanyama's Injury (0:11 - 8:33) Munaf Manji (0:11 - 2:55): Opens with the unfortunate news that Victor Wembanyama of the San Antonio Spurs will miss the remainder of the season due to an isolated blood clot. Despite the setback, there is optimism that Wembanyama will recover in time for next season. Mackenzie Rivers (2:56 - 6:28): Celebrates Wembanyama's second-year dominance, calling him possibly the best second-year player ever. He cites Dunks and Threes stats, placing him third in estimated plus-minus (+5.3) behind Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (+9) and Nikola Jokić (+8.7). Despite the injury, Mackenzie highlights his defensive impact, especially since the Spurs rank near the bottom defensively without him. Injury Concerns (6:29 - 8:33): Both hosts express concerns about the severity of Wembanyama’s condition, drawing parallels to cases like Chris Bosh and Mirza Teletović, whose careers were affected by blood clots. 📉 San Antonio Spurs Analysis & Betting Outlook (8:34 - 11:39) The Spurs’ record is currently 24-29. Munaf predicts a 35.5-win total for the season. Mackenzie predicts the Spurs will finish under 35 wins due to their poor defense and the loss of Wembanyama’s presence in the frontcourt. The injury also voids Wembanyama’s Defensive Player of the Year eligibility, with Jaren Jackson Jr. becoming the new favorite at -130. 🏆 Debate on Game Requirements for Awards (11:40 - 14:17) The hosts debate whether the 65-game requirement for award eligibility is fair. Mackenzie argues that it's arbitrary and penalizes players who suffer legitimate injuries, mentioning Joel Embiid’s rookie season as a precedent where fewer games cost him Rookie of the Year. 📊 Game Previews and Betting Insights🔹 Phoenix Suns vs. Chicago Bulls (14:18 - 18:14) The Suns are -3.5 favorites. Concerns about their locker room issues are discussed, referencing reports of a toxic environment. Mackenzie bets on the Bulls’ team total under 117.5, citing their offensive struggles post-Zach LaVine trade and the Suns' defense holding steady around the 14th rank overall. 🔹 Brooklyn Nets vs. Philadelphia 76ers (21:12 - 23:06) The 76ers are -9.5 favorites. The Nets boast a top-ranked defense in recent weeks despite being offensively weak. Mackenzie leans toward the under 213.5 points total due to Philadelphia’s inconsistencies and Brooklyn’s scoring issues. 🔹 Los Angeles Lakers vs. Denver Nuggets (27:28 - 32:03) The Nuggets are -6.5 favorites. Both hosts agree that Denver will cover the spread, especially considering: Luka Dončić’s poor conditioning and injury struggles. The Lakers’ defense being significantly worse without Anthony Davis. Nikola Jokić likely dominating in the post against a weak Lakers frontcourt. 📈 Player & Team Statistics Victor Wembanyama: Estimated Plus-Minus: +5.3 (3rd in the league). Defensive Player of the Year odds before injury: -2000 to -3000. San Antonio Spurs: Current Record: 24-29. Defensive Rating: 2nd worst over the last 10 games without Wembanyama. Chicago Bulls (Post-LaVine Trade): Offensive percentile rankings: 52% (immediately after the trade). Dropped to 21% and then 15% in subsequent games. Denver Nuggets vs. Lakers: Nuggets are 9-1 straight up and 7-3 ATS in their last 10 games against the Lakers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk all the big games for this weekend. The guys also give out best bets. College Basketball Weekend Preview: Best Bets and Game Analysis Introduction to the Podcast: Griffin Warner and Big East Ben kick off the episode by reviewing their recent successes in college basketball betting. The podcast's betting record stands at 61%, with Warner at 63% and Ben at 58%. They discuss their experiences with past bets, including a close call with the Syracuse Orange and a win with Wisconsin over Illinois. Personal Updates and Humor: Big East Ben shares he's in Mystic, Connecticut, for a baby shower, humorously reviewing Mystic Pizza as cafeteria-level pizza (3.9/10). Griffin Warner, based in Dallas, Texas, recounts a challenging night involving burst pipes and fire alarms due to freezing temperatures, yet he perseveres to record the podcast. Game Previews and Betting Picks: 1. Kentucky vs. Alabama (SEC Matchup) Current Line: Alabama -8.5, Total Points 177.5 Big East Ben: Alabama has struggled defensively, losing two games in a row. He bets on the over, citing both teams’ offensive prowess and Alabama's defensive lapses. Griffin Warner: Warner agrees with the over, questioning Alabama's recent defensive form but acknowledging their efficient offense. 2. Tennessee at Texas A&M (SEC Matchup) Current Line: Tennessee -1.5, Total Points 131.5 Big East Ben: He backs Texas A&M, citing their strong home record (9-3 ATS) and Tennessee’s inconsistent play, especially on the road. Griffin Warner: Warner agrees with the A&M pick, doubting Tennessee’s ability to win on the road. He supports Texas A&M as home underdogs, despite their poor offensive metrics. 3. Illinois at Duke (Neutral Site at Madison Square Garden) Current Line: Duke -9.5, Total Points 152.5 Big East Ben: He picks Illinois to cover, believing they can slow the game down despite injuries and health concerns. Griffin Warner: Warner favors the under, suggesting Illinois’ style will keep the score low, and doubts Duke's dominance against a team like Illinois. 4. Iowa State at Houston (Big 12 Matchup) Current Line: Houston -9.5, Total Points 133.5 Big East Ben: Ben supports Iowa State, citing their strong players and good form. He feels the point spread is too high. Griffin Warner: Warner recalls Iowa State's strong tournament performance and supports them to keep it close. He prefers first-half unders and feels the spread might not hold up late. 5. Gonzaga vs. St. Mary’s (WCC Game) Current Line: Gonzaga -4.5, Total Points 143.5 Big East Ben: He acknowledges Gonzaga's strong rating but points to St. Mary's solid conference play and close game with Gonzaga earlier. He thinks St. Mary's can cover. Griffin Warner: Warner agrees with Ben’s take, noting that Gonzaga struggles at a high tempo and should respect St. Mary’s ability to handle foul trouble in a close game. Best Bets: Griffin Warner’s Best Bet: Warner picks Texas A&M as home underdogs against Tennessee, citing Tennessee’s struggles on the road. Big East Ben’s Best Bet: Ben favors Nevada -1.5 over Boise State, pointing out Nevada's size and athleticism, despite their disappointing season. Promo Code and Closing: The episode concludes with Warner offering listeners a 20% discount using the code "BUBBLE 20" at Pregame.com for all basketball-related purchases. The hosts also acknowledge Marquette 84's father's team, the Notre Dame Crystal Ray Panthers, with an impressive 19-1 record. Summary: The podcast provides valuable insights into five key college basketball games, with detailed analysis and betting picks from both hosts. Their personal reflections, humor, and sharp betting predictions offer a comprehensive preview for bettors and fans alike. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scott Seidenberg, Steve Fezzik and Mackenzie Rivers talk all things ports this week. The guys get into the NBA and plenty of future wagers in major sports. Don't miss this episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for the Mexico Open. -Discussing top 8 on odds board -1 p2p -3 outrights -Sleeper, 2 FRP, 2 lineups -Scoring -Best Bet For more on the world of golf, follow Doc on X @ drmedia59 Genesis Invitational Recap🏆 Winner: Ludwig Aberg (-12) – Overcame an illness and dominated with 19 birdies and 2 eagles. 🥈 Runner-Up: Maverick McNeely (-11) – Led for most of Sunday but stumbled late. 🥉 Tied for Third: Scottie Scheffler & Patrick Rodgers (-9) Biggest Betting Mistakes from Genesis 🚫 Fading Scottie Scheffler & Maverick McNeely – Both were elite ball strikers in peak form. ✅ Correctly fading Adam Scott (T-37) – Poor putting cost him. Mexico Open 2024 Betting Picks & Predictions Key Course Fit Factors at Vidanta Vallarta✅ Elite Driving – Distance & accuracy matter. ✅ Long Iron Precision – Scoring depends on strong approach play. ✅ Putting on Paspalum Greens – Players with a history of success on this surface gain an edge. Top Picks & Betting Insights 1️⃣ Akshay Bhatia (14-1) – Best coastal course golfer. Pick to win outright. 2️⃣ Steven Jaeger (30-1) – Top 20 in 3 straight Mexico Open appearances. Second outright pick. 3️⃣ Ricky Castillo (100-1) – Corn Fairy Tour graduate, T-15 at Torrey Pines. Longshot sleeper pick. Best Prop Bets & Sleeper Picks ⭐ Taylor Moore Top 20 (+170) – Strong driver & putter, two top-10s in last four starts. 🔹 Aldrich Potgieter Top 20 (+320) – One of the best young drivers on Tour. First-Round Leader Bets 🎯 Alex Smalley (+500 to Top 10 after Round 1) – Strong opening rounds & early tee time advantage. 🎯 Chris Gotterup (+700 to Top 10 after Round 1) – Perfect course fit for his aggressive driving. DFS & Fantasy Golf Picks 💰 DraftKings DFS Picks (50K Budget) ✅ Akshay Bhatia (10.7K) ✅ Taylor Moore (9K) ✅ Jake Knapp (8.6K) ✅ Aldrich Potgieter (7.3K) ✅ Ricky Castillo (7.2K) ✅ Chris Gotterup (7.2K) 🔥 PGA Tour Fantasy Picks Captain: Akshay Bhatia Starters: Steven Jaeger, Ricky Castillo, Taylor Moore Bench: Jake Knapp, Aldrich Potgieter Final Predictions 🏆 Winning Score: -21 💎 Best Bet: Akshay Bhatia Top 10 (+200) The Mexico Open 2024 offers excellent betting and DFS opportunities for PGA Tour fans. With sharp picks and expert insights, this breakdown helps maximize value for betting, fantasy, and DFS lineups. 🔔 Next Up: Cognizant Classic Preview! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball Tuesday betting. Ben and Griffin both give out best bets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk CBB weekend betting. The guys also give out best bets and preview the biggest games. CBB Weekend Preview + Best Bets (February 14, 2025) – Summary Introduction (0:14 - 1:31) Host Griffin Warner and co-host Big East Ben introduce the latest episode of the Need for Seeds College Basketball Podcast, presented by Pregame.com. They reflect on last week's best bets, with Big East Ben going 0-2, though their season record remains strong (22-13, 63% overall). Ben's personal record is 11-7 (61%), while Griffin leads at 11-6 (65%). They discuss key takeaways from the UCLA vs. Illinois game and Creighton's struggles, including Liam McNeely's 38-point, 10-rebound performance. Discussion on UConn & Creighton (1:32 - 4:57) Big East Ben criticizes UConn’s play, suggesting they might suffer an early tournament exit due to turnover issues and poor defensive matchups. He also slams Alex Karaban, calling him the worst preseason All-American of all time. Warner counters, noting UConn’s late-season peaks, improved health, and their win at Creighton, despite foul trouble and injuries. However, both hosts agree UConn’s success is unsustainable if they rely on two players. Game Previews & Best Bets Wisconsin vs. Purdue (6:11 - 8:56) Wisconsin is 9-2 against the spread (ATS) on the road and leads the Big Ten in three-point shooting. Purdue relies on interior scoring (highest two-point FG distribution in Big Ten). Defensive battle: Purdue has the 2nd-best defense, Wisconsin 3rd-best in Big Ten. Big East Ben’s pick: Under 149.5 points due to defensive dominance. Griffin Warner’s pick: Purdue -5, citing their dominance at home. Boise State vs. San Diego State (8:56 - 14:54) San Diego State is 2-8 ATS at home and struggles defensively without fouling (304th in free throw rate). Boise State is #2 in Mountain West in free throw attempts and shoots 75-76% from the line. Big East Ben’s pick: Boise State +1.5, citing their free-throw advantage and rebounding. Griffin Warner’s pick: San Diego State -1.5, believing their home-court respect will hold. Houston vs. Arizona (14:55 - 19:14) Arizona relies on inside scoring (43rd in two-point FG %) but struggles with three-point shooting (276th in the nation). Houston has the 3rd-best two-point defense in the country and forces turnovers. Big East Ben’s pick: Houston -1.5, citing defensive edge and rebounding. Griffin Warner’s pick: Arizona +1.5, trusting their home-court strength. Michigan State vs. Illinois (20:20 - 23:40) Illinois lost by 2 at Michigan State earlier despite their best player fouling out in 8 minutes. Michigan State lacks shooting and struggles against zone defenses. Big East Ben’s pick: Illinois -6, predicting a dominant win. Griffin Warner’s pick: Illinois -6, doubting Michigan State’s resilience. Auburn vs. Alabama (23:41 - 30:26) Alabama is a 2.5-point home favorite, but Auburn is statistically the most talented team. Auburn's top-ranked offense faces Alabama’s No. 2-ranked offense (KenPom ratings). Big East Ben’s pick: Under 172.5, expecting tight defense in a high-stakes game. Griffin Warner’s pick: Alabama -2.5, trusting their home advantage. Best Bets & Promo Code (30:27 - 37:08) Big East Ben’s Best Bet: SMU -7.5 vs. Wake Forest (SMU dominates weak ACC teams at home). Griffin Warner’s Best Bet: Furman -2 vs. UNC Greensboro (Furman undervalued in the market). Promo Code: Slam25 for $25 off a college basketball season subscription at Pregame.com. Final Thoughts The episode wraps with banter about betting, personal life, and college basketball trends. They remind listeners to tune in as March Madness approaches and encourage responsible betting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell. Steve Fezzik, Mackenzie Rivers and Scott Seidenberg discuss the aftermath of Super Bowl LIX. Fezzik also gives out a best bet. Super Bowl Aftermath – Key Insights from Dream Podcast Super Bowl Recap & Betting Perspective Eagles Were the Better Team (Scott Seidenberg, 1:47-2:02), but Chiefs were favored due to Mahomes/Reid playoff success. First Betting Move Favored Chiefs (Steve Fezzik, 2:09-2:12). Bettors backed them based on reputation, not season performance. Key Stats & Game Impact Chiefs Lost 17 Points to Turnovers (Mackenzie Rivers, 8:03-8:09), their worst in 33 games. Chiefs Didn’t Cross Midfield in First 8 Drives (Steve Fezzik, 7:50-8:03). Eagles Had 16 Pressures, 6 Sacks Without Blitzing (Scott Seidenberg, 32:33-32:38). Post-Super Bowl Betting Adjustments Eagles Should Have Been -4 in a Rematch (Steve Fezzik, 3:02-3:17). Future Super Bowl Odds: Eagles +600, Chiefs/Bills +700 (Scott Seidenberg, 33:15-33:18). Fezzik Bet Ravens to Be #1 Seed due to an easier schedule (33:19-33:35). Mahomes' Legacy & Historical Comparisons Mahomes Played His Worst Super Bowl (Mackenzie Rivers, 11:24-11:37). Super Bowl Winners Usually Have Hall of Fame QBs (RJ Bell, 24:54-25:10), with few exceptions like Nick Foles. Vegas Market Trends Super Bowl Weekend Had Low Hotel Rates (Steve Fezzik, 42:39-43:45), indicating a hangover from last year’s Vegas Super Bowl. Betting Handle Was Down 20% (Mackenzie Rivers, 44:38-44:49). Future Predictions & Betting Angles Eagles Favored to Repeat (Scott Seidenberg, 18:13-18:24). Long-Shot Super Bowl Picks: 49ers at 15-1 (Seidenberg, 46:33-46:36), Rams as a dark horse (RJ Bell, 39:12-39:17). Mahomes vs. Allen Debate Seidenberg Picked Allen for His Versatility (1:00:30-1:01:14). Fezzik & Rivers Backed Mahomes for Playoff Success (1:02:16-1:02:47). Mahomes Is 7-for-7 in Playoff Comebacks (Mackenzie Rivers, 1:02:16-1:02:47). The discussion highlighted the Eagles’ dominance, Kansas City’s struggles, and future betting opportunities while debating Mahomes’ place in history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for the Genesis Invitational -Top names on odds board matchups outrights -Sleeper, FRP, lineups, scoring -Best bet For more on the world of golf, follow Doc on X @drmedia59 Course Conditions & Challenges (3:00 - 7:30) Weather forecast: Rain expected Wednesday through Friday with constant breeze, making the course even tougher. Course setup: Narrow fairways, deep rough, and small greens. Player reaction: Ben Griffin posted a video on social media showing how deadly the rough is. Difficulty level: Similar to U.S. Open conditions, making precision a necessity. Review of Week 6 – Waste Management Phoenix Open (7:30 - 15:45) Thomas Detry's Victory Detry (Belgium) won his first PGA Tour event after 68 starts. Opened at 90-1 odds. Winning Score: -18 (Rounds: 66, 64, 65, 65). Beat Michael Kim & Daniel Berger by four strokes. Fended off Jordan Spieth, Scottie Scheffler, and Rasmus Højgaard in the final round. Key Moments Detry birdied the final four holes. Crucial shot on 16th hole ("Ferrari shot") almost broke the flagstick. Competitors Berger & Højgaard faltered on 16, missing long. Bets Review Lost 5.1 units on the week, down 30.8 on the season. Kurt Kitayama (66-1) & Gary Woodland (115-1) failed to cash. Scotty Scheffler (+320 to lead after round 1) lost due to double bogey on 12. One winning bet: Rico Hoey over Thriston Lawrence (-106). Live Bet Disaster Tom Kim at 8-1 at the halfway mark (Saturday morning) was a terrible bet. He fell apart, finishing T44 after shooting +3 over the last 36 holes. Genesis Invitational Betting Picks (15:45 - 54:41) Top 6 Players on the Odds BoardScottie Scheffler (5-1) T25 at Phoenix Open. Concerns: Short game struggles, bad track record at Torrey Pines. Verdict: PASS. Rory McIlroy (7.5-1) Recent win at Pebble Beach. Strong history at Torrey Pines (never worse than T16). Bet: Rory McIlroy over Scheffler (+125 at Caesars). Collin Morikawa (16-1) Leads PGA Tour in Strokes Gained: Total. Greens in Regulation & Birdie Leader. Bet: Outright winner at 16-1 (BetOnline). Justin Thomas (18-1) Great recent form but bad record at Torrey Pines. Verdict: PASS. Hideki Matsuyama (25-1) Driving accuracy struggles. Verdict: PASS. Ludvig Åberg (25-1) Sick at Farmers, withdrew at Pebble Beach. Lost strokes on driving accuracy & short game. Verdict: PASS. Matchups Rory McIlroy over Scottie Scheffler (+125) Sepp Straka over Sam Burns (-115) Burns has lost strokes in driving accuracy for 4 straight events. Will Zalatoris over Maverick McNealy (+117) Zalatoris has three top-13s in four starts at Torrey Pines. Harris English over Byeong Hun An (+127) English won Farmers at Torrey Pines, while An has never finished better than 62nd there. Top 20 Finishes Taylor Pendrith (+130) Back-to-back top 10s at Torrey Pines. Tony Finau (+150) Elite iron player, great history at Torrey Pines. Outright Winners Collin Morikawa (16-1) Rasmus Højgaard (40-1) 5-time DP World Tour winner. Great driving accuracy, elite iron play. Sleeper Pick Adam Scott to Top 20 (+210) T10 at 2021 Farmers, solo 2nd in 2019. Four top-35 finishes at Torrey Pines. First-Round Bets Rory McIlroy to Top 10 after Round 1 (+120) Consistently strong opening rounds. Rasmus Højgaard to Top 10 after Round 1 (+275) Second on Tour in first-round scoring. DFS Lineups DraftKings Morikawa ($10K) Pendrith ($8K) Højgaard ($8.3K) Zalatoris ($7.9K) Adam Scott ($7.5K) Justin Rose ($6.4K) PGA Tour Fantasy Starters: McIlroy, Morikawa (Captain), Højgaard, Pendrith Bench: Zalatoris, Finau Final Predictions Winning Score: -10 Best Bet: Collin Morikawa Top 10 (+150). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk CBB betting for Tuesday. The guys also give out best bets. Need for Seeds College Basketball Podcast (Feb 11, 2025) – Summary Hosts: Griffin Warner & Big East Ben Betting Record: 22-11 (67%) Best Bets: Ben: Creighton -2.5 Warner: UCLA vs. Illinois Under 150 Game 1: Tennessee vs. Kentucky Kentucky +2.5 at home after winning at Tennessee. Lamont Butler (Tennessee) returned, 25 min, 8 pts. Kerr Kriisa (Kentucky) game-time decision (out since Dec 7). Ben bets Over 149.5, citing Kentucky’s 41% 3PT shooting (best in SEC). Warner takes Kentucky +2.5, expecting home momentum. Game 2: Purdue vs. Michigan Purdue (1st in Big Ten, 7th KenPom), forces most turnovers in Big Ten (22%). Michigan elite inside (5th in 2PT%) but had 22 turnovers vs. Purdue. Ben bets Michigan -2, believing their bigs will dominate Purdue’s weak defense. Warner skeptical of Purdue’s defense, noting Big Ten’s 24-year title drought. Game 3: Alabama vs. Texas Alabama -3 at Texas, total 165.5. Alabama handled Arkansas; Texas inconsistent at home. Ben bets Over 165.5, citing both teams' high 3PT attempt rates. Warner bets Under 165.5, doubting Texas’s scoring ability. Game 4: UCLA vs. Illinois Illinois inconsistent, 28% 3PT in Big Ten (18th out of 14 teams). UCLA strong defensively, prefers slow pace. Ben & Warner both bet Under 150, predicting a low-scoring, defensive battle. Game 5: UConn vs. Creighton Creighton -3 at home, UConn struggles there. UConn had 25 turnovers vs. Marquette, turnover issues persist. Ben bets Creighton -2.5, citing Creighton’s strong home form. Warner agrees, seeing UConn as overvalued due to past success. Closing Thoughts Promo Code: DUNK10 for $10 off betting packages. Funny casino story: A player doubled on Ace-King against a 6 and won. Next Episode: March Madness preview & more betting picks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA betting for Tuesday February 3rd. The guys also give out best bets. Key Trades and Reactions 1. Lakers-Mavericks Blockbuster Trade (5:10 - 13:22) Trade Details: Lakers send Anthony Davis, Max Christie, and a 2029 first-round pick to the Mavericks. Lakers receive Luka Dončić, Maxi Kleber, and Markieff Morris. Immediate Reactions: Rivers was shocked, comparing it to waking up in a new reality. Luka's potential as a top-30 player all-time makes the trade stunning. Why would Dallas trade Luka? Concerns over his health and conditioning. His commitment to the game was questioned by the Mavericks’ front office. Lakers’ Perspective: Luka learns from LeBron’s longevity and conditioning regimen. Lakers’ future is now built around Luka as the post-LeBron centerpiece. Mavericks’ Outlook: Can Anthony Davis stay healthy? The odds shifted after the trade: Lakers went from 40-1 to 20-1 to win the championship. Mavericks dropped from 20-1 to 40-1. 2. Jimmy Butler to the Warriors (16:18 - 20:52) Trade Details: Golden State acquires Jimmy Butler from Miami in exchange for Andrew Wiggins. Warriors also add a shooter from another team. Analysis: Jimmy Butler extends with Golden State for two years, $121M. The window for the Warriors is closing, but this move might extend it. Rivers isn't fully convinced: Warriors needed a Kevin Durant-level addition, not just Butler. Draymond Green is holding the team back. This trade makes them a playoff team but not a title contender. 3. Cavaliers Acquire De’Andre Hunter (22:24 - 23:42) Trade Details: Cleveland Cavaliers acquire De’Andre Hunter from the Hawks. Why This Matters: Hunter fits perfectly as a 3-and-D player. Cavs now have a strong starting five: Darius Garland, Donovan Mitchell, Hunter, Evan Mobley, and Jarrett Allen. Comparison made to the Denver Nuggets’ balanced championship lineup. 4. Bucks Swap Middleton for Kuzma (23:42 - 24:21) Trade Details: Bucks trade Khris Middleton for Kyle Kuzma. Analysis: Rivers isn’t a fan of Kuzma. Bucks might have just made the move to cut salary and stay under the luxury tax. With Giannis now injured, the Bucks’ short-term outlook is uncertain. Tuesday's Betting Insights & Game Analysis 1. Raptors vs. 76ers (-7) (25:41 - 31:18) Key Points: Joel Embiid is questionable but likely to play. Sixers’ defense has been atrocious (30th in the NBA last month). Betting Pick: Rivers likes the Sixers (-7), believing they’ll turn things around. 2. Knicks vs. Pacers (-1) (32:14 - 33:59) Key Points: Knicks want revenge for last year's playoff loss to Indiana. Betting Pick: Slight lean toward the Knicks due to their bounce-back potential. 3. Pistons (-3.5) vs. Bulls (35:18 - 39:24) Key Points: Bulls are surprisingly better without Zach LaVine. Pistons are one of the most improved teams with Cade Cunningham leading. Betting Pick: Manji likes the Pistons (-3.5). 4. Grizzlies vs. Suns (-2) (40:50 - 43:50) Key Points: Memphis leads the NBA in pace. Phoenix’s defense is struggling. Betting Pick: Manji likes the over (238.5). Best Bets Mackenzie Rivers’ Best Bet: 76ers (-7) vs. Raptors. Believes Sixers are undervalued and will improve. Munaf Manji’s Best Bet: Grizzlies-Suns OVER (238.5). Memphis pushes tempo, and Phoenix can score. Final Thoughts The NBA trade deadline significantly changed team dynamics. Lakers now have their next franchise player in Luka. Warriors’ title hopes remain slim despite acquiring Jimmy Butler. Bucks’ future depends on Giannis’ health. 76ers are undervalued, and overs are trending in February. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Mackenzie Rivers and Scott Seidenberg drop a special episode for Super Bowl LIX. Don't miss out on all the picks and the same game parlay. Key Takeaways & Insights 1. Super Bowl Betting Trends Scott Seidenberg (3:31 - 4:05) introduces a 10-0 betting trend where teams that received a first-round bye (like the Chiefs) are 0-10 against the spread (ATS) in the Super Bowl. Steve Fezzik (5:17 - 5:36) cautions about the validity of the trend, pointing out that lower-seeded teams (3rd-6th seeds) making the Super Bowl often indicate undervaluation. RJ Bell (8:56 - 9:04) states that in the current NFL playoff structure, upsets are more frequent, making pre-playoff seedings a weak indicator of true team strength. 2. Chiefs’ Strengths & Weaknesses Mackenzie Rivers (12:46 - 12:58) mentions that Patrick Mahomes ranked 8th in QBR this season, which is a drop from his prime years. RJ Bell (13:37 - 14:28) highlights Mahomes’ declining deep-ball passing (Average Depth of Target down from 9.7 yards to bottom five in the league). Steve Fezzik (16:13 - 16:29) debates how small moments in past Super Bowls (like Jimmy Garoppolo missing a throw) shaped Mahomes' legacy, arguing that one play could have changed the narrative. 3. Eagles’ Strengths & Concerns RJ Bell (15:31 - 16:13) argues that if the season were replayed, the Eagles would likely finish with a better record than the Chiefs. Scott Seidenberg (30:38 - 30:53) points out that the Eagles have dominated turnover battles in the playoffs (10 takeaways, 0 giveaways), while the Chiefs are -1. 4. Super Bowl Betting Market Moves Scott Seidenberg (16:43 - 17:52) reports a massive bet placed on the Eagles, potentially by legendary bettor Billy Walters. Steve Fezzik (17:19 - 17:39) states that Circa Sports increased their betting limits to $300,000 on Super Bowl wagers. Best Bets & Betting Strategies 5. Same Game Parlay Concepts RJ Bell (21:13 - 22:08) proposes a high-value parlay based on historical game flow tendencies: Chiefs win Mahomes over completions Saquon Barkley over rushing attempts Game total under Payout: +2100 (21-to-1 odds) Steve Fezzik (21:52 - 22:08) notes that if the game total is low, the chance of a huge lead is lower, making the under correlated to a closer game. 6. Alternative Parlay Adjustments RJ Bell (26:05 - 26:09) tweaks the parlay: Mahomes' completions lowered Barkley’s rush attempts reduced Final payout: +700 Scott Seidenberg (43:45 - 44:03) creates another parlay based on a Chiefs blowout: Chiefs -9.5 Barkley 30+ rushing attempts Mahomes 40+ pass attempts Payout: +4600 (46-to-1) Prop Bets & Key Markets 7. Player Prop Bets Jalen Hurts MVP (+350) – If the Eagles win in a close game, Hurts is the most likely MVP. Devonta Smith to lead in receiving yards (+600) – If A.J. Brown is contained, Smith becomes the primary target. JuJu Smith-Schuster receptions over 1.5 (-140) – Sharp money moving this line up suggests heavily bet over. Travis Kelce under receptions & yards – Market overvaluing Kelce’s role, potential sharp fade. 8. Game Script & Live Betting Strategies Fezzik (56:07 - 56:34) suggests betting Eagles live if they fall behind double digits, as they are built to rally. Mackenzie Rivers (1:04:34 - 1:04:41) suggests betting under 6.5 punts, citing historical offensive efficiency. Super Bowl Fun & Gimmick Bets Gatorade Color Shift (58:18 - 58:52): The betting market moved yellow/green Gatorade from +300 to -295, indicating inside information. Three Players to Attempt a Pass (+180): Kansas City & Philly have trick plays and gadget packages that could result in a non-QB passing attempt. Final Betting Recommendations Same Game Parlay (21-to-1 odds): Chiefs win, Mahomes over completions, Barkley over rushes, game total under. Devonta Smith over receiving yards (+600 to lead all receivers). Live bet Eagles if they fall behind 10+ points. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball Saturday betting. The guys are heating up and give out best bets. CBB Saturday Preview & Best Bets – Detailed Summary This podcast episode, hosted by Griffin Warner and Big East Ben, provides an in-depth analysis of the biggest college basketball games for the upcoming Saturday, along with betting insights and best bets. The discussion includes team performances, individual player statistics, betting trends, and strategic insights. Below is a structured summary following the given guidelines. 1. Betting Performance & Records Big East Ben's Record: 10-6 (63%) Griffin Warner's Record: 10-5-1 Overall Podcast Record: 20-11 (65%) The hosts discuss their past bets, including near misses and successful predictions, highlighting betting trends and improvements. 2. Marquette vs. Creighton 📍 Timestamp: 2:35 - 15:01 Spread: Creighton (-1.5) Total: 145.5 Analysis: Creighton has covered nine straight games, indicating strong momentum. Marquette struggled early but faced a tough schedule, including games vs. UConn, St. John's, and Creighton. Biggest concern for Marquette: Lack of interior dominance, highlighted by St. John’s +15 offensive rebounding advantage. Players to Watch: Nick Martinelli (Northwestern): Known for clutch mid-range shots. Steven Ashworth (Creighton): Experienced guard with high basketball IQ. Betting Picks: Big East Ben: Under 145.5 Griffin Warner: Creighton -1.5 3. Michigan State vs. Oregon 📍 Timestamp: 15:01 - 19:26 Spread: Michigan State (-7.5) Total: 148 Analysis: Michigan State struggles with three-point shooting (350th in the country). However, they are elite defensively, holding opponents to 27% from three (best in Big Ten). Oregon has lost five of its last six games and struggles against strong defensive teams. Betting Picks: Big East Ben: Under 148 Griffin Warner: Michigan State -7.5 4. Texas Tech vs. Arizona 📍 Timestamp: 19:26 - 24:14 Spread: Arizona (-3) Total: 149.5 Analysis: Arizona has been inconsistent but recently beat Arizona State and BYU on the road. Last meeting: Texas Tech 70, Arizona 54 (Texas Tech dominated defensively). Texas Tech’s win over Houston (without their best player and coach) was one of the season’s biggest upsets. Players to Watch: Caleb Love (Arizona): Streaky shooter who thrives on confidence. JT Toppin (Texas Tech): Questionable with an ankle injury. Betting Picks: Big East Ben: Texas Tech +3 Griffin Warner: Over 149.5 5. Florida vs. Auburn 📍 Timestamp: 24:14 - 26:33 Spread: Auburn (-9) Total: 155.5 Analysis: Florida: Missing key player Walter Clayton in the last game but still managed a win over Vanderbilt. Auburn: Dominant recently, winning their last three games by double digits. Auburn destroyed Oklahoma 98-70. Betting Picks: Big East Ben: Over 155.5 Griffin Warner: Under 155.5 6. Duke vs. Clemson 📍 Timestamp: 26:33 - 31:00 Spread: Duke (-7.5) Total: 134.5 Analysis: Duke hasn't lost since Nov. 26 (Kansas game). Clemson is 38% from three (40% at home), crucial against Duke’s elite interior defense. Biggest Trend: If Duke loses an ACC game, it will likely be this one. Betting Picks: Big East Ben: Clemson +7.5 Griffin Warner: Clemson +7.5 7. Best Bets 📍 Timestamp: 31:00 - 35:46 Big East Ben: Kansas State +4.5 vs. Kansas Griffin Warner: Clemson +7.5 vs. Duke Promo Code: CBB10 for $10 off betting packages. Conclusion This episode of Need for Seeds provides an extensive preview of the top five Saturday college basketball games, along with best bets. Marquette's struggles, Texas Tech’s upset potential, Duke's toughest test, and Creighton’s hot streak were key discussion points. The hosts also shared their betting trends and records, giving listeners an edge in selecting bets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers talk Super Bowl 59. The guys discuss a ton of the big game. Don't miss out on all the best information. 🏆 On Sharp Betting Strategies 🗣 RJ Bell (17:28 - 17:46): "You know, I would make the case. So you're saying Henry would give you his power, effectively his game ratings for the game and say, go bet somewhere else on your, with your book, with your, with your, I'm using book as like, like the finance guys on Wall Street with your money or with Pinnacle's money, with Pinnacle's money."​ 🔎 Analysis: RJ compares betting syndicates to financial markets, illustrating how professionals leverage their knowledge across different books for maximum value. This highlights the arbitrage-style approach sharp bettors take when finding the best odds. 📉 On Market Movements & Hidden Deals 🗣 RJ Bell (18:33 - 19:25): "The way that the Olympic sports book and the Greek quote unquote, and Billy had a partnership that was, you know, from my understanding, went very deep and, and, and went for many years."​ 🔎 Analysis: This quote implies the deep, behind-the-scenes relationships between major sportsbooks and professional bettors. If true, it raises questions about line manipulation and insider strategies used at the highest levels of sports betting. 💰 On Super Bowl Prop Betting & Correlation 🗣 Steve Fezzik (1:31:10 - 1:31:23): "It makes me very happy because I win Scott's Circus Square zero zero first quarter bet. And also I get to Barry Horowitz pat myself on the back when my bet on both teams are no will score despite the first quarter going over."​ 🔎 Analysis: Fezzik celebrates a correlated betting strategy, where even if the first quarter total goes over, his other bet (both teams not scoring) still wins. This demonstrates how sharp bettors hedge their bets across multiple angles. ⏳ On First-Quarter Super Bowl Betting Trends 🗣 Scott Seidenberg (1:31:23 - 1:31:54): "Of the last ten Super Bowls, five of them were zero-zero. So five scoops, four splits. Only one time, only one time you lost them both."​ 🔎 Analysis: Super Bowls have historically started slow, making first-quarter unders and "No score in first six minutes" props sharp plays. Seidenberg reinforces that betting against first-quarter fireworks is often a +EV strategy. 🔥 On Betting Against Mahomes’ Passing Yards 🗣 RJ Bell (1:52:16 - 1:53:25): "Mahomes in general, his stats aren't as good as his rep or his winning. And I think Fangio is especially suited to slow him down. And I also think that the Super Bowl lends itself to the public betting over."​ 🔎 Analysis: RJ makes a compelling case for betting Mahomes' passing yards under, citing defensive coaching (Vic Fangio), public bias towards overs, and Mahomes' shift in playstyle. This aligns with a sharp bettor’s approach to finding value in overinflated markets. 🏈 On Patrick Mahomes' Rushing Habits in Playoffs 🗣 Scott Seidenberg (1:08:13 - 1:08:25): "This season, when trailing, Patrick Mahomes has only run the ball 12 times in 15 games. When leading, he ran 36 times."​ 🔎 Analysis: Seidenberg uncovers a key betting trend—Mahomes runs more when leading than when trailing, contradicting conventional thinking. This insight could shape rushing attempt props for Mahomes in the Super Bowl. 📊 On Jalen Hurts’ Running vs. Passing Playstyle 🗣 RJ Bell (1:17:57 - 1:18:05): "Almost one in three (29%) of Jalen Hurts' plays were runs. For Mahomes, it was 6%. Hurts was number one in the NFL, Mahomes was number 26."​ 🔎 Analysis: RJ emphasizes how much more Hurts runs compared to Mahomes, suggesting Hurts' rushing attempts over might be a strong play. Mahomes’ reliance on passing means sack props or passing yardage unders could hold value. 🔍 On Betting the Super Bowl Over/Under 🗣 Steve Fezzik (1:35:06 - 1:35:28): "Two years ago, these teams played a shootout. The total opened at 49.5, now it's 48.5 at sharp books. But I think the public's going to bet over."​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji, SleepyJ and Steve Reider talk Super Bowl 59 player props and much more. Super Bowl 59 Props & Predictions: Transcript Summary 📌 Overview: The Super Bowl 59 Props & More podcast on RJ Bell’s Dream Preview was hosted by Munaf Manji with analysts Steve Reider and SleepyJ. The discussion revolved around Super Bowl 59 props, player performances, and final game predictions. 🎯 Key Takeaways: 1️⃣ Player Prop Bets The hosts provided in-depth analysis of various player performance bets, including receptions, yardage totals, and touchdown scorers. 🔹 Travis Kelce (Chiefs) – Under 6.5 Receptions SleepyJ (3:01 - 4:22): Suggested betting the under due to Philadelphia’s strong tight-end defense. Steve Reider (4:58 - 6:34): Agreed but preferred under Kelce’s total yardage over receptions. Munaf Manji (4:23 - 4:58): Noted the Chiefs' numerous offensive weapons, which could limit Kelce's targets. 🔹 DeAndre Hopkins (Chiefs) – Under 1.5 Receptions Steve Reider (4:58 - 6:34): Highlighted Hopkins' low usage (3 targets, 1 reception in playoffs). Predicted public betting over, making under a smart contrarian play. 🔹 Samaje Perine (Chiefs) – Over 7.5 Receiving Yards Munaf Manji (6:34 - 8:41): Perine exceeded this total in 14 of 17 regular-season games. SleepyJ (8:42 - 10:56): Pointed out Andy Reid’s tendency to involve multiple players in Super Bowls. 🔹 Dallas Goedert (Eagles) – Over 52.5 Receiving Yards Munaf Manji (12:35 - 13:43): Stated the Chiefs struggle against tight ends. Steve Reider (13:44 - 14:58): Considered over 4.5 receptions as another good bet. 🔹 Saquon Barkley (Eagles) – Under 114.5 Rushing Yards Steve Reider (13:44 - 14:58): Noted Chiefs' strong run defense and Spagnuolo’s game planning. Munaf Manji (14:59 - 16:27): Expected Chiefs to force Jalen Hurts to win with his arm. 2️⃣ Touchdown Scorer Bets The panel discussed the best bets for anytime touchdown scorers. 🔹 Jalen Hurts (Eagles) – Anytime TD (-110) SleepyJ (16:28 - 18:02): 12 rushing TDs in 18 games. The “tush push” makes him a strong bet. Steve Reider (18:29 - 19:36): Agreed, mentioning Hurts' 18 total rushing TDs. 🔹 Travis Kelce (Chiefs) – Anytime TD (+140) Munaf Manji (19:36 - 21:18): Stressed Mahomes targets Kelce heavily in the red zone. 3️⃣ Same Game Parlay (SGP) Each host contributed one leg to a Super Bowl SGP bet: SleepyJ (21:19 - 22:50): Eagles Over 5.5 Players to Record a Reception Steve Reider (22:58 - 23:45): Dallas Goedert Over 4.5 Receptions Munaf Manji (23:46 - 25:48): Over 2.5 Total Rushing Touchdowns 4️⃣ Best Bet: DeVonta Smith Over 51.5 Receiving Yards SleepyJ (27:18 - 29:09): Pointed out Chiefs' blitz-heavy defense benefits Smith. Munaf Manji (29:09 - 30:10): Smith had 122, 99, and 100 yards in past games vs. Chiefs. Steve Reider (30:11 - 30:38): Expected Eagles to rely on passing more. 5️⃣ Super Bowl 59 Predictions The hosts split on their final game picks: SleepyJ (31:12 - 33:20) → Eagles Win 33-18 Chiefs have declined slightly. Eagles dominate both sides of the ball. Steve Reider (33:30 - 35:59) → Chiefs Win 27-24 Best QB & coach in Mahomes & Reid. Chiefs have momentum and experience. Munaf Manji (36:00 - 38:27) → Eagles Win 27-26 Expected Eagles' defensive line to control the game. 🏆 Final Thoughts This episode provided detailed analysis of Super Bowl 59 player props, best bets, and game predictions. DeVonta Smith over 51.5 yards, Jalen Hurts anytime TD, and Dallas Goedert overs were among the standout plays. 💡 Will the Eagles' revenge storyline or the Chiefs' dynasty prevail? We’ll find out on Sunday! 🎉 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for the WM Phoenix Open. -Top 6 names on odds board -1 matchup -1 t20 -2 outrights -Sleeper, FRP, 2 lineups, scoring -Best bet For more on the world of golf, follow Doc on X @drmedia59 Recap of Pebble Beach Pro-Am (0:39 - 32:26) Rory McIlroy’s Dominance McIlroy secured his 27th PGA Tour win with a commanding performance. He finished 5-under on the final nine holes, with birdies at 10, 12, and 15, and a momentum-shifting eagle on the 14th. Led the field in Strokes Gained: Off the Tee and was top 10 in putting. Averaged 336 yards per drive (leading the field), scaling back to irons strategically in the final round. Will Doctor highlights McIlroy’s shift to a conservative approach in his final round, citing Jamie Kennedy (Golf Digest) for insightful questions on McIlroy's tactics. Scottie Scheffler’s Performance Finished T-9 despite high expectations. Was above average in all statistical categories, with a final-round 67. Second round (70) cost him ground, but overall solid performance. Tom Kim’s Near Miss Finished T-7, cashing a top-10 ticket. Struggled on par-5s, a key reason for missing a podium finish. Big mistake: bogey on the par-5 6th, where he hit into the Pacific Ocean. His slow play is a concern heading into Phoenix Open, especially with rowdy fans at TPC Scottsdale. WM Phoenix Open – Picks & Predictions Top Contenders & Betting Analysis Scottie Scheffler (+305) Back-to-back WM Phoenix Open winner (2022, 2023). T-3 last year. Improved putting over recent months. Not betting outright but looking for a live number. Justin Thomas (15:1) Driving accuracy concerns. Has played well in Phoenix but struggles to win due to tee-shot inconsistencies. Passing on JT outright. Hideki Matsuyama (17:1) 2-time Phoenix Open winner (2016, 2017). Struggled with driving accuracy in recent events. Third consecutive tournament, raising fatigue concerns. Sungjae Im (22:1) Has 2 top-10 finishes at Phoenix Open. However, below-average iron play in 2 of last 3 starts. Has not truly contended at this event. Sam Burns (25:1) Back-to-back top-10s at WM Phoenix Open. Struggling with approach play in recent months. Passing on Burns this week. Tom Kim (33:1) Slow play may be an issue in a loud environment. T-17 last year, finished 11 shots back. Not enough value at 33:1, so passing on Kim. Best Bets & Sleeper Picks Matchup Bets Rico Hoey over Thriston Lawrence (-106) Hoey: Great total driver & putter on overseeded greens. Lawrence: Poor driving accuracy & distance. Hoey should outperform Lawrence in these conditions. Top Picks Kurt Kitayama Win: 66:1 Top-20: +240 Strengths: Elite driver, strong recent putting. Recent results at WM Phoenix Open: T-23 in 2023. T-8 in 2022. Why bet? Improved driving accuracy recently, well-rested after missing Farmers. Gary Woodland (Sleeper Pick) Win: 115:1 Top-20: +350 Past Winner (2018). Ball-striking back to form with coach Randy Smith. Putting showed improvement at Pebble Beach. Low risk, high reward pick. Daily Fantasy Picks (DraftKings & PGA Tour Lineup) DraftKings Lineup ($50K Budget) Kurt Kitayama ($8.9K) Luke Clanton ($8.3K) Si Woo Kim ($8K) Matt Fitzpatrick ($7.7K) Charlie Hoffman ($7.2K) Gary Woodland ($7.1K) PGA Tour Fantasy Lineup Starters: Kitayama (Captain), Woodland, Clanton, Si Woo Kim. Bench: Hoffman, Fitzpatrick. Final Predictions Winning Score: -18 Best Bet: Kurt Kitayama Top-20 (+240) First-Round Leader Bet: Scottie Scheffler (Top-5 after Round 1) at +320. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball betting for early this week. The guys are gearing up for the meat of the season. Best bets as always. Subscribe to the podcast. CBB Tues/Wed Preview Best Bets – Podcast Summary Podcast: Need for Seeds College Basketball PodcastHosts: Griffin Warner & Big East Ben Week of February 4th Game Recaps & Betting Insights Wisconsin vs. Northwestern (1:17 - 2:01) Wisconsin trailed by 7 at halftime before Carter Gilmore (15 pts) led the comeback. Bet result: Wisconsin covered. Pittsburgh vs. Wake Forest (2:01 - 3:58) Wake hit a miracle three to cover late. Griffin’s record dropped to 10-4. Marquette vs. St. John’s (6:55 - 13:27) Marquette forced 25 UConn turnovers and lost—historic anomaly. St. John’s shoots just 24% from three in Big East play. Bets: Ben: Marquette ML | Griffin: St. John’s -2.5 Ole Miss vs. Kentucky (13:32 - 17:45) Kentucky’s volatility (win at Tenn, 3 losses in 4). Ole Miss defensive decline in SEC play. Both bet: Over 157 points. UCLA vs. Michigan State (17:45 - 22:04) Michigan State’s 17.4% turnover rate is a liability. UCLA’s strong home defense (8-4 ATS). Both bet: UCLA -2.5. Tennessee vs. Missouri (24:03 - 29:54) Missouri went from 0-18 in SEC last year to 6-2 this season. Tennessee’s Zakai Zeigler is questionable. Both bet: Missouri +6. Michigan vs. Oregon (29:56 - 33:34) Oregon struggles inside (156th in 2-pt defense). Michigan is 6th in 2-pt shooting (60%). Both bet: Michigan -9. Best Bets (19-10 YTD, 66%) Big East Ben: Northwestern -1.5 vs. USC Griffin Warner: UCLA -2.5 vs. Michigan State Promo Code: "HOOPS20" for 20% off picks at Pregame.com. Next Episode: Friday’s preview for Saturday games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball weekend betting. The guys also give out best bets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Mackenzie Rivers and Scott Seidenberg talk NFL Super Bowl 59. The guys also discuss the NBA and give out some best bets. NFL Super Bowl Talk & Best Bets – Dream Podcast SummaryMarket & Betting Analysis (4:41 - 6:22) Kansas City Chiefs Favored Slightly Market Movement: The initial betting line moved in favor of the Kansas City Chiefs, increasing from -1 to -1.5. Betting Exchanges: Sharp bettors use betting exchanges that offer minimal vigorish (fees), leading to highly efficient lines. Coin Flip Betting Psychology: RJ Bell discusses the odds manipulation of coin flip bets, where sportsbooks adjust the vig (commission) to influence betting behavior. Super Bowl Betting Trends Overs & Unders: Books tend to post overs early, delaying under bets until late in the week. Prop Betting Manipulation: Fezzik and Seidenberg highlight how books heavily promote overs while limiting under bets, creating inefficiencies. Same-Game Parlays: Vegas books historically lagged behind but are now competing with online books like DraftKings. Game Recap & Player Analysis (8:13 - 12:17) Jalen Hurts & Eagles' Offense Best Performance of the Season? Analysts praise Jalen Hurts’ game, citing his highest Pro Football Focus (PFF) grade in two years. AJ Brown’s Impact: Brown is fully healthy, making the Eagles' passing game more dangerous. Eagles’ Passing Strategy: The team focuses targets on a few key players, increasing bet value for AJ Brown and Dallas Goedert props. Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl Experience Winning Close Games: The Chiefs are lauded for consistently outperforming expectations in high-pressure moments. Injury Updates: Travis Kelce appears compromised, reducing his betting value. Mahomes’ Running Trend: His rushing yardage prop increased significantly, but Fezzik believes it's inflated and expects regression. Team & Player Betting Insights (26:08 - 32:23) Super Bowl Matchup: Eagles vs. Chiefs Philly's Strengths: The Eagles have dominated, finishing 13-0 in their last games before the playoffs. Kansas City's Statistical Anomaly: Chiefs' net yards per play is negative, yet they keep winning. Experience Factor: Analysts believe Philly’s playoff experience makes them a better bet at +1.5 compared to Detroit at the same spread. Impact of 4th Down Conversions NFL Teams Are Going for It More: The rise in successful fourth-down conversions is changing how betting markets evaluate games. Coaches & Analytics Debate: Some argue that aggressive decisions backfire under playoff pressure. Injury Reports & Team Performance (59:25 - 1:02:39) Healthiest Teams Performed the Best The top 11 least-injured teams (Kansas City, Minnesota, Philly, etc.) exceeded win totals by 20+ games. The bottom 10 most-injured teams (Dallas, San Francisco, Cleveland, etc.) underperformed by 21+ games. Super Bowl Finalists: All four final teams (Philly, Kansas City, Buffalo, and Baltimore) ranked among the least injured. Prop Bets & Final Betting Advice (54:06 - 58:10) Best Bets AJ Brown Over 71.5 Receiving Yards (Fezzik): Fully healthy and the Eagles' primary receiver. Dallas Goedert Over 4.5 Receptions (Seidenberg): Chiefs struggle against tight ends, making this a valuable bet. Super Bowl Betting Strategy Track Early Odds: Sharp bettors shape lines by mid-week, with public money inflating player props. Wait for the Best Unders: Books post overs early but hold off on unders, making it valuable to wait. Final Thoughts Super Bowl Betting: The Eagles are undervalued despite strong metrics. Prop Strategy: Play AJ Brown and Dallas Goedert overs now before public money moves lines. NBA Insights: Ride the Clippers and fade the Warriors in upcoming games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA Wednesday betting. Mack and Munaf unveil a new segment for the podcast and give out best bets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for the 2025 Pebble Beach Pro-Am. -Discussing top 7 on odds board at Pebble -2 matchups -1 t10 -3 outrights -Sleeper, 2 lineups, scoring prediction, and best bet AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Picks Summary Host: Will Doctor (0:15 - 0:28) Preview of the PGA Tour’s Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Event Overview (0:37 - 12:16) 80 players, 45 of the top 50. Scotty Scheffler returns, Rory McIlroy debuts in 2025. Pebble Beach & Spyglass Hills: Short courses, precision approach play key. No cut; all four rounds played at Pebble. Past Winners 2020: Nick Taylor (-19), 2021: Daniel Berger (-18), 2022: Tom Hoagie (-19), 2023: Justin Rose (-18), 2024: Wyndham Clark (-12, 54-hole event). Farmers Insurance Open Review (-5.3 units) Wins: Shane Lowry over J.J. Spaun, K.H. Lee over Wesley Bryan. Losses: Ludwig Aberg (win, top 10, over Sungjae Im all failed), Justin Rose missed cut, Daniel Berger top 20 loss. Wesley Bryan & YouTube Golf Controversy (12:16 - 15:56) Bet K.H. Lee over Bryan, citing poor ball striking & focus on YouTube. Bryan responded: "Hopefully the few dollars was worth the disparagement of the YouTube community." Doctor dismissed YouTube golf as irrelevant, doubling down on support for traditional pro golf. Key Player Picks & Odds 🏆 Scotty Scheffler (+525) – Elite approach play, strong Pebble history (Bet to win). ❌ Rory McIlroy (+1200) – Poor putting at Pebble (Pass). 💡 Justin Thomas (+1600) – Improved putting, strong iron play (Top 5 bet). ❌ Colin Morikawa (+1600) – Recent illness, limited Pebble experience (Pass). ❌ Ludwig Aberg (+1800) – Putting concerns (Pass). ❌ Hideki Matsuyama (+2200) – Struggles at Pebble (Pass). ❌ Sungjae Im (+2800) – Trending up, but weak Pebble history (Pass). Best Bets & Matchups ✅ Shane Lowry over Tony Finau (-120) – Lowry solid, Finau missed cuts & just had a baby. ✅ Rasmus Højgaard over Tony Finau (-112) – Elite DP World Tour talent. ✅ Tom Kim top 10 (+450) – Excellent approach stats, new putter confidence. 🏆 Gary Woodland to win (+17500) – Past U.S. Open champ at Pebble. Fantasy & DFS Lineups DraftKings: Justin Thomas, McNealy, Kim, MacIntyre, Bhatia, Woodland. PGA Tour Fantasy: Scheffler, Kim, Woodland, MacIntyre, Bhatia, McNealy. Final Predictions Winning Score: -16 Best Bet: Scotty Scheffler Top 5 (+125) Next Week: Phoenix Open Preview. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball betting for Wednesday. The guys preview the 5 biggest games and give out best bets. The podcast boasts a 65% win rate on best bets (17-9 record), with both hosts discussing five key matchups, statistics, and betting strategies. Game Analysis & Best Bets 1. Alabama at Mississippi State (3:30 - 7:05) Mississippi State is a one-point favorite. Total set at 166. Key analysis: Alabama is coming off strong wins against Kentucky, Vanderbilt, and LSU. Mississippi State plays a more controlled tempo (77th in offensive possession length, 176th in tempo). Big East Ben’s play: Under 166 total points. Mississippi State will slow the pace and force Alabama into contested threes. Griffin Warner's play: Mississippi State -1 due to their depth and physicality. 2. Wisconsin at Maryland (7:07 - 12:07) Maryland is favored by 4 points. Total at 154. Key analysis: Wisconsin excels at getting to the foul line (85% free-throw shooting, best in the country). Maryland ranks 32nd nationally in avoiding fouls, making it difficult for Wisconsin to exploit this strength. Both analysts agree: Maryland -4. Griffin Warner also leans under 154, citing Maryland's defensive pressure. 3. Xavier at Creighton (12:09 - 16:11) Creighton is favored by 6 points. Total at 142. Key analysis: Xavier is relying on 3-pointers (38% shooting), but Creighton is elite at limiting foul shots and running teams off the 3-point line. Creighton has won five straight, but the schedule hasn’t been difficult. Big East Ben’s play: Creighton -6 because of their defensive ability. Griffin Warner agrees: Creighton -6, noting Xavier might struggle in Omaha. 4. St. Mary’s at Santa Clara (16:13 - 21:55) St. Mary’s is a 4-point favorite. Total at 139.5. Key analysis: Santa Clara has strong wins over Gonzaga and Washington State. St. Mary’s is 8-0 in conference play but hasn’t faced tough competition yet. Both analysts favor Santa Clara: Big East Ben: Santa Clara +4, citing their defensive size to disrupt St. Mary’s. Griffin Warner agrees, arguing St. Mary’s hasn’t been tested. 5. Texas at Mississippi (Ole Miss) (21:57 - 31:04) Ole Miss is favored by 6.5 points. Total at 140.5. Key analysis: Texas is coming off a dramatic comeback win over Texas A&M but looked shaky throughout. Ole Miss has lost three straight and is in desperation mode. Big East Ben’s play: Under 140.5 due to strong Ole Miss defense. Griffin Warner’s play: Ole Miss -6.5, noting Chris Beard’s revenge angle after being fired by Texas. Best Bets Recap Big East Ben’s Best Bet (31:07 - 32:07): West Virginia +7.5 vs. Houston WVU thrives at home against top-ranked teams. Griffin Warner’s Best Bet (32:07 - 33:18): Furman +1 vs. Samford Furman’s new arena, shooting ability, and home-court advantage give them the edge. Final Thoughts The hosts emphasize sticking to betting principles and avoiding recency bias. A promo code "KEY30" is offered for discounts on betting packages. Next podcast episode: A deep dive into Saturday’s college basketball slate. Key Takeaways 🏀 Alabama vs. Mississippi State: Mississippi State's defense will slow Alabama, leading to an under play (166 total points). 🏀 Wisconsin vs. Maryland: Maryland’s home advantage and discipline will be the difference (-4 pick). 🏀 Xavier vs. Creighton: Creighton’s defense on the perimeter makes them the right pick at -6. 🏀 St. Mary’s vs. Santa Clara: Santa Clara’s underrated defense and home edge justify a bet on +4. 🏀 Texas vs. Ole Miss: Ole Miss’ strong defense and Texas' recent struggles lead to an under play (140.5 total points). 🔥 Best Bets: ✅ West Virginia +7.5 vs. Houston (Big East Ben) ✅ Furman +1 vs. Samford (Griffin Warner) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk CBB vetting for this weekend. They guys cover the 5 biggest games and give out best bets. 🕒 Timeline Breakdown and Analysis 0:14 - 1:40 | Introduction Griffin welcomes listeners, humorously highlights Big East Ben’s wardrobe choices, and updates the audience on the hosts’ betting records: Griffin: 8-4 Ben: 7-5 Combined success rate: 62.5% (15-9). Announces plans to preview five games for January 25th and promises best bets at the end. 1:42 - 2:54 | Kansas vs. Houston Ben reflects on his recent successful bet on Kansas unders. Kansas projected as a rare home underdog (+1.5) against Houston. Key Statistics: Houston: Offensive efficiency drops on the road (3rd to 84th nationally); 3-point shooting declines from 43% to 30%. Kansas: Improves at home, offensive efficiency jumps from 174th to 27th. Ben recommends under 129 points, emphasizing Kansas' consistent unders (15-2 this season). 7:57 - 12:23 | Tennessee vs. Auburn Injury news: J’Nai Broome of Auburn is a game-time decision. His absence would significantly impact Auburn's chances. Discussion of Tennessee's struggles: 0-3 ATS in SEC road games. Strong defense but susceptible to high-performing shooters like Todd Bedford. Predictions: Ben favors Auburn at home. Griffin leans towards unders, citing Tennessee’s defensive focus and potential blowout dynamics. 14:04 - 19:19 | Kentucky vs. Vanderbilt Vanderbilt’s home performance highlighted (win over Tennessee), but concerns about inconsistency arise. Griffin: Observes Kentucky’s reliance on 3-point shooting and struggles in unconventional venues like Vanderbilt's gym. Ben backs Kentucky -3.5, while Griffin cautiously leans Vanderbilt, anticipating crowd challenges for Kentucky. 19:21 - 24:24 | UConn vs. Xavier Xavier as a 1-point favorite with a total of 145 points. UConn’s recent decline without key player Liam McNeely (1-4 ATS). Griffin and Ben jointly back Xavier, citing momentum and strong home support. 24:29 - 26:45 | Providence vs. Georgetown Providence favored by 1.5 points against struggling Georgetown. Ben critiques Georgetown’s recent six-game losing streak and backs Providence, expecting a decisive home win fueled by fan enthusiasm. 🎯 Key Player and Team Insights Kansas: Stellar defensive consistency at home; unders are a reliable bet. Houston: Vulnerable on the road, significant drop in offensive efficiency. Auburn: Success heavily tied to J’Nai Broome’s availability. Tennessee: Elite 3-point defense but struggles on the road in SEC play. Xavier: Home-court advantage and momentum make them strong contenders. Providence: Hosts a demoralized Georgetown team; significant fan support expected. 📊 Player & Team Statistics Kansas Unders: 15-2 this season. Houston Away Performance: 3rd to 84th offensive efficiency. 3-point shooting: 43% → 30%. Vanderbilt ATS: 1-4 in their last five games. UConn Without McNeely: 1-4 ATS in recent games. 💡 Key Quotes and Context Griffin Warner: "Kansas unders dominate this season. It’s hard to go against a 15-2 trend." (2:09) Analysis: Highlights Kansas’ defensive consistency, making unders a staple. Big East Ben: "Tennessee’s 3-point defense is great, but the jungle at Auburn is relentless." (11:06) Insight: Points to Auburn’s dominant home atmosphere as a decisive factor. Dan Hurley (quoted by Griffin): "Don’t turn your back on me. I’m the best fing coach in this whole fing sport." (20:10) Commentary: Adds drama to UConn’s current struggles and the coach’s bold statements. ✅ Best Bets Kansas Under 129. Xavier -1 (Double best bet from both hosts). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji, Steve Reider and SleepyJ talk AFC and NFC Championship player props. The guys give out a bunch of plays for both games to consider. Summary: AFC NFC Championship Player Props!! This transcript is a detailed discussion about player props and predictions for the AFC and NFC Championship games. Hosted by Munaf Manji, joined by Steve Reider and SleepyJ, it features analyses of key player performances, betting strategies, and team dynamics for the upcoming football weekend. The session includes statistical insights, specific betting picks, and light-hearted moments that reflect the camaraderie between the speakers. Conclusion This podcast focuses on player props and betting predictions for the conference championships. The hosts provided statistical analyses for individual players like Patrick Mahomes, Jalen Hurts, and Austin Ekeler, along with team-based dynamics. Their top picks involve Mahomes’ reduced passing attempts due to Buffalo’s time-of-possession control, Jalen Hurts’ limited passing and rushing due to injuries, and insights into sneaky plays like Austin Ekeler's combined yardage. With touchdown scorers, parlays, and best bets, they aimed to maximize betting success. The hosts also emphasized disciplined betting despite high stakes, rounding off with personal anecdotes and encouragement for basketball as NFL teams conclude their seasons. Key Points 🎯 Patrick Mahomes Under 36.5 Passing Attempts: Discussed as a strategic move due to Buffalo's time-of-possession control and Kansas City's potential shift to running the ball. 📉 Jalen Hurts Under 24.5 Passing Attempts: Due to injuries and a team reliance on the run game led by Saquon Barkley. 🏃 Jalen Hurts Under 33.5 Rushing Yards: Highlighted as a result of his physical limitations and a strategy focusing on other offensive players. 🏈 Austin Ekeler Over 47.5 Rushing/Receiving Yards: A creative pick anticipating Ekeler's overlooked role as a dual-threat player for Washington. ⛔ Isaiah Pacheco Under 41.5 Rushing/Receiving Yards: Based on Kansas City's reliance on Kareem Hunt. 🎯 AJ Brown Over 60.5 Receiving Yards: Predicted to shine due to his dominance against man coverage and being Jalen Hurts' go-to receiver. 🚫 DeAndre Hopkins Under 2.5 Receptions: Discussed as a reflection of his reduced role in the Chiefs' offense. 📊 Khalil Shakir Over 55.5 Receiving Yards: Josh Allen's favorite postseason target, especially in clutch moments. ⚡ Josh Allen Over 9.5 Rush Attempts: Highlighted as a high-leverage play based on Allen's historical playoff performances against Kansas City. 💥 Parlay Picks: Dyami Brown Anytime TD (+330) Josh Allen 60+ Rushing Yards (+145) Longest FG Under 47.5 Yards Summary Opening Remarks: Munaf Manji (0:00-0:48): Introduced the format and scope, highlighting added picks and collaborative insights. Patrick Mahomes' Passing: SleepyJ (3:13-5:10): Suggested under 36.5 attempts, citing Buffalo's control strategy and Kansas City's potential run focus. Jalen Hurts' Limitations: Steve Reider (6:30-7:51): Predicted Hurts' struggles in passing (under 24.5) due to injuries. Austin Ekeler’s Versatility: SleepyJ (10:37-12:41): Combined yards bet due to his sneaky potential. DeAndre Hopkins' Decline: Steve Reider (19:12-21:13): Noted diminished involvement in the Chiefs' offense. Khalil Shakir's Role: Munaf Manji (22:34-24:23): Allen's reliable target, expected to perform under pressure. Josh Allen’s Mobility: Munaf Manji (35:14-38:21): His rushing potential could be the key to Buffalo’s success. Touchdown and Parlay Bets: Longshot props including Austin Ekeler 2+ TDs, Dyami Brown Anytime TD, and a field goal under bet. Best Bet: Josh Allen Over 9.5 Rush Attempts (38:22-39:32): A statistically backed, high-leverage prop. Closing Notes: The team reflected on their success this season and shifted focus to basketball and March Madness after the NFL playoffs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Scott Seidenberg, Mackenzie Rivers and Steve Fezzik break down both the AFC & NFC Championship games from a betting perspective. Speaker Highlights and Timestamps RJ Bell (0:05 - 0:33): Opened the show with reflections on a dynamic panel discussion, humorously noting ranking changes among the participants. Steve Fezzik (6:24 - 6:47): Praised the Ravens as the best team but downgraded them due to turnovers and critical failures, pointing to Lamar Jackson's playoff struggles. Scott Seidenberg (7:17 - 7:45): Critiqued Ryan Day's coaching and emphasized Ohio State's inconsistency, particularly in tight games. Mackenzie Rivers (21:18 - 21:34): Presented statistical insights, emphasizing Washington's clutch performance and ranking second in playoff luck behind Kansas City. Key Team and Player StatisticsWashington Commanders: Overperformed with 14 wins versus an expected 12. Ninth in fourth-quarter win share (61%), showcasing resilience and late-game strength. Philadelphia Eagles: Ranked first in fourth-quarter win share at 82%. Balanced offense and defense with standout fourth-quarter dominance. Player Insights: Jalen Hurts: Limited in rushing plays recently (6-7 attempts per game), raising questions about health and strategy. Saquon Barkley: Highlighted as a dual-threat, especially against blitz-heavy teams like Washington. General Team Stats: Fourth straight road game for Washington, a significant handicap historically. Fourth straight home game for the Eagles, yielding strong performance trends. In-Depth Quote AnalysisEach speaker's contributions align with their respective expertise: RJ Bell's reflections: Explored the psychological and historical angles of NFL matchups, emphasizing Buffalo's struggles to overcome Mahomes and Kansas City's playoff dominance (1:29:51). Steve Fezzik's insights: Highlighted strategic aspects of betting, such as leveraging fourth-quarter trends for the Eagles and analyzing player props for value. Mackenzie Rivers' statistics: Introduced advanced metrics like line-of-scrimmage EPA, showing Philadelphia's third rank and Washington's eighth, indicating a significant edge for the Eagles in playoff scenarios. Betting and Game AnalysisFourth-Quarter Trends: Eagles excel in closing out games, making fourth-quarter bets favorable (Philly -0.5 spread noted). Player Props: Saquon Barkley's receiving yards over 12.5 is highlighted as a strong play due to his effectiveness against blitz-heavy defenses. Hypothetical Matchups: Speculation around potential Super Bowl lines, with AFC teams favored over NFC by approximately 2.5 points. Key Learnings 🏈 Team Strength: Philadelphia Eagles dominate late-game scenarios, making fourth-quarter bets favorable. 🎯 Clutch Performance: Washington ranks second in playoff luck but faces a historic disadvantage in fourth consecutive road games. 📊 Player Analysis: Jalen Hurts' limited rushing numbers highlight concerns about his mobility and role in the Eagles' offense. 💰 Betting Angles: Saquon Barkley's receiving yards prop aligns with Washington's defensive tendencies. 🧠 Psychological Factors: Buffalo's mental hurdles in beating Kansas City weigh heavily on their Super Bowl aspirations. 🔢 Advanced Stats: Line-of-scrimmage EPA solidifies the Eagles as favorites, showcasing their balanced attack. 🤝 Public Influence: Betting lines reflect public perception of Mahomes and the Chiefs' playoff prowess. 💡 Strategic Props: Undervalued player props, such as Deami Brown’s receiving yards, present lucrative opportunities. 🔄 Historical Comparisons: Teams playing their fourth consecutive road game rarely succeed, a critical factor against Washington. 🕒 Late-Game Trends: Fourth-quarter metrics heavily favor Philadelphia, further cementing their edge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA Wednesday betting. The guys are on a heater right now and offer up best bets. Key Analysis 1. Player and Team Analysis Kevin Durant and Phoenix Suns: Durant's influence on the Suns was highlighted, noting their poor performance (1-9) without him and improvement with his return (20-12 record). A trade involving Nick Richards was analyzed, viewed as a move for better rim protection. The Suns’ strategy revolves around building a team capable of playoff success. Golden State Warriors: McKenzie emphasized the Warriors’ decline, evidenced by their worst home loss in history (85-125 against Phoenix). He questioned Steph Curry's current approach and leadership amid the team's struggles. LeBron James and Lakers: James’ waning dominance was noted, with the Lakers struggling to stay competitive in the Western Conference despite his legendary status. Dallas Mavericks: Kyrie Irving’s return was discussed in relation to Luka Dončić's injury absence, framing Dallas as an average team in transition. Minnesota Timberwolves: Their consistent defense and playoff potential were emphasized. With Rudy Gobert anchoring the defense, the team was expected to handle Dallas effectively. 2. Statistical Insights The Phoenix Suns acquired future draft picks, signaling intent to trade for high-impact players like Jimmy Butler. Betting trends revealed that large favorites (10+ points) win 58% of the time in January. Minnesota’s defensive rating of 108 and +2 net rating highlighted their balanced playstyle. Cleveland Cavaliers’ dominance against strong teams (15-3 ATS) contrasted with their average performance against weaker teams. 3. Betting Recommendations Best Bet: Suns (-10) against the Brooklyn Nets, capitalizing on Brooklyn’s tanking trajectory and Phoenix's need to assert dominance. Celtics-Clippers Under 217: The slow pace and strong defense of both teams were decisive factors. Timberwolves (-2) against Mavericks: Minnesota's consistent defensive efforts offered strong value. 4. Speaker Insights McKenzie Rivers: Focused on statistical depth and betting strategies, including market inefficiencies and historical trends. Munaf Manji: Provided narrative context, connected stats to betting decisions, and discussed team dynamics. Key Quotes (with timestamps) Durant’s Impact (3:34-7:02): "They’re 1-9 without Durant...he’s essential for their playoff aspirations." Warriors’ Struggles (7:03-10:41): "Steph Curry passing off to Moody and Looney instead of asserting dominance—it’s disappointing." Suns’ Strategy (10:42-12:16): "Trading picks for near-term gains indicates a win-now approach." Betting Trends (41:49): "Favorites by 10+ are 58% ATS in January; Suns should cover against a depleted Nets team." Key Points 🟠 Generational Shift: Players like Durant, Curry, and LeBron are overshadowed by rising stars like Jayson Tatum and Anthony Edwards. 🟠 Phoenix Suns’ Moves: The addition of Nick Richards and draft picks positions them for a playoff run or major trade. 🟠 Warriors’ Decline: Poor performances raise questions about Curry's ability to lead as before. 🟠 Defensive Metrics Matter: Teams like Minnesota and Boston maintain strong defensive ratings, crucial for betting strategies. 🟠 Trade Deadline Speculations: The Suns and Mavericks are likely to make significant moves, impacting playoff dynamics. 🟠 Betting Strategies: High spreads, player absence trends, and defensive efficiency guide decisions. 🟠 Clippers’ Rotation Issues: Kawhi Leonard’s absence complicates their ability to compete against top teams like Boston. 🟠 Houston Rockets’ Surge: Exceeding expectations with disciplined defense. 🟠 Brooklyn Nets’ Tanking: Significant losses post-trade indicate low morale and poor performance. 🟠 Cavs’ Consistency: Dominating against strong teams but struggling against weaker ones. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball Wednesday betting. The guys have been picking up steam in the recent weeks and give out more best bets. Key Game Analyses and Insights Texas A&M vs. Ole Miss (Timestamp: 3:17 - 7:08) Host Analysis: Big East Ben supports Texas A&M, citing Wade Taylor's return, their strong road defense, and offensive rebounding. Ole Miss's vulnerability to physical play and struggles against teams like Memphis and Mississippi State were highlighted. Warner counters, emphasizing Ole Miss's defensive strategy under Chris Beard to prevent interior scoring. Warner is skeptical of Texas A&M's reliance on offensive rebounds and leans toward Ole Miss, depending on the spread. Key Stats: Texas A&M ranks 1st in offensive rebounding and 21st in free throw attempts. Ole Miss has struggled, ranked 266th in fouls and 162nd in defensive rebounding. Kansas vs. TCU (Timestamp: 7:10 - 10:33) Host Analysis: Kansas is noted for its methodical defense and strong home performances. The hosts doubt TCU's ability to keep up offensively, given their injury-depleted lineup and lack of consistent scoring options. Both hosts predict a low-scoring game, recommending a bet on the under (136 points). Key Stats: Kansas unders are 15-2 this season; TCU unders are 11-6. TCU ranks 229th in tempo this season, showing a shift to slower play. Xavier vs. St. John’s (Timestamp: 11:59 - 16:58) Host Analysis: Xavier's inconsistency on defense and reliance on late-game recoveries were criticized. St. John's strong offensive rebounding is seen as a decisive advantage, highlighted by their previous 47% offensive rebounding rate against Xavier. Key Stats: Xavier is 203rd in turnover rate defense. St. John's shot 22% from three in their last encounter but relied on second-chance points. Nevada vs. Utah State (Timestamp: 18:46 - 22:14) Host Analysis: Utah State's home-court advantage and efficiency in two-point shooting were emphasized. Nevada's height and defense were recognized, but their lack of three-point attempts despite strong shooting percentages was criticized. Key Stats: Utah State ranks 17th in two-point shooting. Nevada is the 4th tallest team nationally and ranks 15th in three-point shooting but 252nd in attempts. Georgia vs. Arkansas (Timestamp: 22:17 - 32:03) Host Analysis: Arkansas is favored to win due to Georgia’s poor ball control and Arkansas’s ability to capitalize on turnovers and execute in transition. Both hosts predict Arkansas will cover the -2.5-point spread. Conclusion This episode provides comprehensive insights into the college basketball slate, emphasizing team strengths, weaknesses, and betting implications. The hosts favor Ole Miss, Kansas under, Utah State, and Arkansas to perform well against their respective spreads or totals. Xavier's inconsistency against St. John's offensive rebounding is noted as a potential game-changer. Key Points from Podcast (In Order of Timestamp) 🎤 Speaker Warner (0:15): Sets the stage for the podcast, mentioning a new twice-weekly format and noting the hosts' commitment to covering the college basketball season comprehensively. 📈 Texas A&M Strengths: Wade Taylor's leadership, offensive rebounding, and resilience on the road. 🛡️ Kansas Defense: Dominant all season, allowing few points and controlling the pace. 🔄 St. John’s Strategy: Exploiting Xavier’s weak defensive rebounding with second-chance opportunities. 🏡 Utah State’s Home Dominance: Benefiting from a strong environment and efficient two-point offense. 🔄 Georgia Turnovers: Identified as the Achilles’ heel, giving Arkansas ample fast-break opportunities. 💡 Betting Insights: Hosts emphasize under bets for Kansas-TCU and suggest spreads for Ole Miss and Arkansas as top plays. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for the Farmers Insurance Open and TGL Match 3. -AMEX review -Masters Tournament Futures housekeeping -2 matchups -1 p2p -2 outrights (11/1 & 70/1) -Sleeper, FRP, 2 lineups, scoring -Best bet & TGL Match 3 pick Analysis of Key Quotes and Sections 1. Tournament Overview (0:16 - 0:28)Will Doctor introduces the event, expressing enthusiasm about analyzing the Farmers Insurance Open, set at Torrey Pines North and South courses. He highlights the uniqueness of the venue compared to previous PGA events. 2. Course History and Challenges (0:38 - 40:18)Doctor explains Torrey Pines' toughness: The last winning score under 15 under par was Justin Rose’s 21 under in 2019. The course's challenge lies in its fairways and rough. The South Course features POA greens, while the North underwent a redesign in 2017 with bentgrass greens replacing POA. He elaborates on the field's strength, mentioning players like Justin Rose, Adam Scott, and Jon Rahm in prior editions. Significant insights include: POA greens heavily influence outcomes. Recent results favor players excelling in short games and approach shots. 3. Player Statistics and Outcomes (Throughout)Key players analyzed include: Justin Rose: With a strong history at Torrey Pines, Rose's driver and approach consistency make him a potential winner. Ludwig Oberg: Boasting consistent top-10 finishes, he is a top contender this week. Hideki Matsuyama: Despite struggles on POA greens, his putting has improved. Sung Jae Im: Recent form is concerning, particularly around the greens. Will Zalatoris: Solid course history with multiple top finishes at Torrey Pines makes him a top-10 candidate. 4. Injury Updates (Timestamp Noted)Doctor notes critical injuries affecting participation: Xander Schauffele withdrew due to a rib injury. Jordan Spieth, recovering from a wrist injury, will return for Pebble Beach. 5. Betting Picks and Analysis (Throughout)Doctor provides betting insights: Outright Picks: Ludwig Oberg (11-1) and Justin Rose (70-1). Matchups: Ludwig Oberg over Sung Jae Im and Austin Eckrote over Mark Hubbard. Sleeper: Daniel Berger for a top-20 finish at +280. 6. TGL Match 3 Predictions (Final Sections)Doctor discusses the virtual golf league's third match between New York Golf Club (Fitzpatrick, Fowler, Cam Young) and Atlanta Drive Golf Club (Cantlay, Horschel, Thomas). He favors Atlanta due to superior recent form. Key Points Summary 🛡️ Tournament Context: The Farmers Insurance Open showcases some of the world’s top players navigating challenging conditions at Torrey Pines. 🌱 Course Difficulty: Tough fairways and varying green types (POA and bentgrass) emphasize accuracy and adaptability. 👤 Player Insights: Ludwig Oberg and Justin Rose emerge as strong contenders based on recent form and course history. 📊 Historical Context: Past winners highlight the importance of approach shots and putting, with scores generally below 15 under par. 💡 Betting Highlights: Emphasis on picking players excelling in POA putting and challenging setups. 📉 Injury Concerns: Absence of Schauffele and uncertain returns for Spieth and others affect the lineup dynamics. 🎯 Matchups to Watch: Oberg vs. Sung Jae Im and Eckrote vs. Hubbard showcase contrasting strengths. 🏌️ TGL Match 3 Prediction: Atlanta Drive Golf Club holds the edge due to consistent player form. 🎰 Sleeper Pick: Daniel Berger's improving form makes him a value bet for a top-20 finish. 🌦️ Winning Score Prediction: The winning score is projected at 14 under, considering weather and course conditions. For more on the world of golf, follow Doc on X @drmedia59 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben discuss the college football national title game. The guys break down the entire game and give out a best bet. Summary of the Transcript: Ohio State vs. Notre Dame Preview This transcript captures a lively discussion from a podcast episode analyzing the College Football National Championship game between Ohio State and Notre Dame. It includes banter, game analysis, and predictions, providing insights into team dynamics, individual player performances, and strategic outlooks. Key Quote Analysis "Offense, play fast. Defense, swarm and tackle." (0:10-0:25) This foundational strategy underscores the importance of basics like blocking, tackling, and hustle. Both teams are encouraged to execute fundamental plays with precision to gain an edge. "You out hustle them. Let them know. Leave no doubt tonight." (0:26-0:35) A call for intensity and decisiveness on the field, highlighting the psychological edge teams must maintain in high-stakes games. "Leonard is a beast. He can run the ball." (3:02-3:28) A critical assessment of Notre Dame's quarterback, Riley Leonard, who is praised for his dual-threat capability despite being injured. "Ohio State could not stop cheating and just moving the ball closer to the goal line." (4:50-6:07) A sarcastic critique of Ohio State's penalty-driven gameplay, suggesting undisciplined play that allowed advantages. "Jeremiah Love... hurtling guys." (3:02-3:28) Despite being injured, Notre Dame’s running back Jeremiah Love demonstrated resilience, symbolizing the team's gritty determination. Player Statistics and Analysis Riley Leonard (Notre Dame QB): With 223 passing yards in a prior game and notable rushing stats, Leonard is central to Notre Dame's strategy. His ability to exploit Ohio State's vulnerabilities will be critical. Jeremiah Love (Notre Dame RB): While hampered by injury, he managed 45 yards in 11 carries in the semifinal, showing flashes of his dynamic playstyle. Ohio State Defense: Widely regarded as formidable, their discipline issues (e.g., penalties) could undermine their effectiveness. Team Statistics and Insights Notre Dame Defense: Praised for shutting down Penn State's running game, the Irish defense is seen as their strongest asset against Ohio State. Ohio State Offense: Despite being touted as superior, critiques suggest their performance lacked consistency, especially in a pro-Texas crowd during the semifinal. Penalties and Discipline: Both teams grappled with penalty issues, a key factor in tight games that could sway outcomes. Podcast Dynamics The hosts, Griffin Warner and Big East Ben, bring humor and personality to the analysis, blending casual banter with deep football knowledge. They reference personal anecdotes and cultural moments to enhance the discussion, reflecting the broader sports culture. Predictions and Best Bets Notre Dame’s Prospects: Both hosts believe Notre Dame’s defense and Leonard’s toughness can keep them competitive, with Ben taking Notre Dame +8.5 as a favorable bet. Game Total: Griffin predicts a low-scoring affair, favoring the under 45 bet, aligning with Notre Dame's defensive prowess and Ohio State's inefficiencies. Structure for Easy Navigation Game Strategies: Breakdown of both teams’ foundational strategies. Player Highlights: Specific performances and injuries influencing the matchup. Team Dynamics: Analysis of team strengths and weaknesses. Predictions and Bets: Final betting insights and strategic expectations. Conclusion: A light-hearted wrap-up emphasizing the entertainment value of sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben break down this weekends college basketball action. The guys are coming off a 2-0 best bet winning podcast. Podcast Overview Episode: Need for Seeds College Basketball Podcast, hosted by Griffin Warner ("Real News Corgi Warner") and "Big East Ben." Focus: Previewing five college basketball games and sharing best bets. The hosts reflect on their perfect 2-0 record from last weekend’s picks. Game Previews and Analyses Alabama vs. Kentucky Odds: Kentucky -2 (home favorites). Analysis: Griffin Warner (0:13–5:25): Emphasized Alabama's inconsistency, referencing their loss to Ole Miss (64 points, 5/20 from three-point range). Highlighted Kentucky’s dominance at home, excellent three-point defense (ranked 7th nationally), and offensive versatility with five potential three-point shooters. He predicts the Kentucky crowd will be a key factor despite the early game time. Big East Ben (1:33–3:39): Criticized Alabama’s reliance on volume three-point shooting, citing their 252nd ranking in three-point percentage. Opted for Kentucky due to their defensive capabilities and Alabama's road vulnerabilities. Ben humorously used a stuffed elephant as a "sign" to pick Kentucky. Purdue vs. Oregon Odds: Purdue +2.5 (underdogs at Oregon). Analysis: Big East Ben (5:26–7:00): Skeptical of Purdue despite their six-game winning streak, citing weak competition and poor interior defense (219th in two-point defense). Believes Oregon, with their superior interior presence (Biddle), can exploit Purdue’s weaknesses. Griffin Warner (7:00–8:16): Highlighted Purdue’s defensive shortcomings post-Zach Edey and their struggles with road travel. Warner aligned with Ben’s pick of Oregon to win. Arizona vs. Texas Tech Odds: Arizona +4.5 (underdogs at Texas Tech). Analysis: Big East Ben (8:17–10:59): Acknowledged Arizona’s resurgence after early struggles, including their seven-game winning streak. Criticized Texas Tech’s inconsistent season but noted their potential for a strong finish. Ben backed Arizona, citing their road success and motivation to prove themselves. Griffin Warner (11:00–12:19): Contrarily, Warner favored Texas Tech, referencing their improvement and the potential of United Supermarkets Arena to be an intimidating venue. Skepticism about Arizona’s consistency led him to pick Texas Tech despite noting Arizona’s talent. Clemson vs. Pittsburgh Odds: Clemson +3 (underdogs at Pittsburgh). Analysis: Big East Ben (14:01–16:19): Pointed to Pittsburgh’s desperation after three consecutive losses and questioned Clemson’s road form (losses to Boise State, South Carolina, and Louisville). He picked Pittsburgh due to their home advantage and greater motivation. Griffin Warner (16:20–17:22): Supported Pittsburgh as well, citing Clemson’s vulnerability on the road and turnovers. Creighton vs. Connecticut Odds: Creighton +7.5 (underdogs at UConn). Analysis: Big East Ben (17:23–19:57): Avoided a direct side pick, favoring the under (146 points). Cited UConn’s lower-scoring games since an injury to McNeely and Creighton’s tendency to force UConn into difficult shots. Griffin Warner (19:58–21:23): Agreed on the under, noting Creighton’s away-game struggles and potential foul trouble for key players. Advised bettors to wait for line movements before making picks. Best Bets Big East Ben: Georgia +6 against Auburn. Noted Auburn’s lack of key player Janai Broome and Georgia’s offensive rebounding strength (11th nationally). Highlighted Georgia’s improved home atmosphere. Griffin Warner: Kentucky -2 against Alabama. Backed Kentucky’s home-court advantage and superior matchups against Alabama’s three-point heavy offense. Conclusion The hosts wrapped up by highlighting their perfect best-bet record from the prior week and promoting merchandise and subscription discounts. The episode maintained a mix of humor and detailed basketball insights. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji, Steve Redier and SleepyJ talk NFL player props for this weeks podcast. The guys give out the best props for this weeks betting card. Key Quotes and Analysis (with timestamps) Munaf Manji (0:00–0:33): Opens by discussing the excitement of the divisional round with eight teams remaining. Sets a tone of thorough player evaluation. Steve Reider (0:33–0:51): Emphasizes the quality of teams in the divisional round, noting that this phase often includes the NFL’s best, resulting in high-quality games. SleepyJ (1:18–2:04): Celebrates a personal 4-0 record from the Wildcard Weekend, showcasing his successful analysis. Quarterback CJ Stroud Prop (2:53–5:33): Sleepy predicts an interception for CJ Stroud (-140 odds), citing his high sack rate, the Chiefs’ defensive strength, and the lack of key targets like Tank Dell. Stroud's struggles against the Chiefs earlier in the season (two interceptions) reinforce this prediction. Jaden Daniels Rushing Yards (5:34–7:04): Steve suggests Daniels will exceed 54.5 rushing yards due to Detroit's man-heavy defense, favorable matchups against mobile quarterbacks, and anticipated garbage-time yardage. Lamar Jackson Passing Yards (7:04–9:51): Munaf advises betting on Lamar Jackson going under 221.5 passing yards due to historical struggles against Buffalo and expected weather challenges. Saquon Barkley Receiving Yards (10:33–12:41): Sleepy bets on Barkley over 11.5 receiving yards, explaining how blitz-heavy Rams defenses historically lead to running back checkdowns. Isaiah Pacheco Rushing Yards (13:33–15:15): Steve predicts over 41.5 rushing yards for Pacheco, citing his return from injury, improved health, and a Chiefs game script favoring running. Jameer Gibbs Longest Rush (16:04–18:26): Munaf recommends Gibbs’ longest rush over 19.5 yards due to the Commanders’ poor rush defense and Gibbs’ explosive playstyle. Dalton Schultz Receiving Yards (25:49–27:08): Munaf backs Schultz to exceed 38.5 receiving yards against the Chiefs, pointing out their susceptibility to tight ends and Schultz’s role in the Texans’ offense. Player and Team Statistics CJ Stroud: Second most sacked QB in the league. Two interceptions in a prior game vs. the Chiefs. Jaden Daniels: Averaged over 54.5 rushing yards in multiple games. Detroit struggles against mobile QBs. Lamar Jackson: Historically under 160 passing yards in games against Buffalo. Poor playoff passing record. Saquon Barkley: Averaged 26 carries and 255 yards in prior games against the Rams. Isaiah Pacheco: Surpassed 41.5 rushing yards in five consecutive games earlier in the season. Jameer Gibbs: Eight of his last ten home games included rushes of 20+ yards. Dalton Schultz: Chiefs allow the most receiving yards to tight ends (approx. 70 per game). Structure and Flow Each analyst introduces their predictions with reasoning grounded in player stats, game context, and opposing team tendencies. Specific player props are supported by historical data and situational insights, ensuring clarity for bettors. Timestamps Summary (Key Takeaways) [0:00–0:33]: Introduction by Munaf Manji. [2:53–5:33]: CJ Stroud interception prop discussion. [5:34–7:04]: Jaden Daniels rushing yards breakdown. [7:04–9:51]: Lamar Jackson passing yards analysis. [10:33–12:41]: Saquon Barkley receiving yards prediction. [13:33–15:15]: Isaiah Pacheco rushing yards insight. [16:04–18:26]: Jameer Gibbs’ longest rush prop. [25:49–27:08]: Dalton Schultz receiving yards play. Conclusion The NFL Divisional Round Player Props episode is a comprehensive analysis tailored for bettors. The panel meticulously evaluates each player’s prospects based on their strengths, opposing defenses, and game scenarios. Their predictions emphasize the importance of contextual betting and careful statistical review, making it a valuable resource for fans and bettors alike. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SleepyJ and Mean Gene talk UFC 311. The guys preview the co-main and main event. They also give out a double best bet ! Co-Main Event: Murab Dvalishvili vs. Umar Nurmagomedov Speaker Analysis [SleepyJ] (2:27–4:47): Highlights Murab’s extraordinary resume and stamina. Describes the betting odds as suspicious, given Murab’s track record of wins, including over Sean O'Malley and Petr Yan. Expresses hesitation to bet due to the line discrepancy favoring Umar at -330. [Steve Reider] (4:47–10:18): Explains the unusual betting line as a reflection of a stylistic mismatch. Praises Umar's grappling and dominance over Corey Sandhagen, citing his ability to excel in both striking and grappling. Questions how Murab can handle being the "nail" instead of the "hammer," as he thrives on relentless pressure but could struggle against Nurmagomedov’s elite wrestling. Key Insight: Both agree that while Murab's relentlessness and resume are impressive, Umar's combination of striking and grappling makes him a formidable opponent. Both predict Nurmagomedov as the likely victor. Main Event: Islam Makhachev vs. Arman Tsarukyan Speaker Analysis [Steve Reider] (14:32–21:49): Recalls the first fight between the two as a grappling-heavy contest. Highlights Makhachev’s growth into an elite fighter with enhanced striking, citing dominant performances against Volkanovski, Dustin Poirier, and others. Predicts Makhachev’s superior grappling and experience will overwhelm Tsarukyan, who could gas in the later rounds. [SleepyJ] (21:49–27:42): Praises Makhachev’s defensive abilities and cat-like reflexes, pointing out Tsarukyan’s limited success in their first encounter. Predicts Tsarukyan will become frustrated and rely too heavily on takedown attempts, leading to sloppiness and eventual submission. Key Insight: Both favor Makhachev for his well-rounded skill set and stamina, with predictions of a late-round finish or dominant decision. Best Bet Analysis: Beneil Dariush vs. Renato Moicano Speaker Analysis [Steve Reider] (27:43–32:11): Describes Dariush’s decline, including losses to Tsarukyan and Oliveira, contrasting it with Moicano’s four-fight win streak. Highlights Moicano’s evolution as a more confident fighter with solid striking and grappling. [SleepyJ] (32:11–39:33): Builds on the idea of Moicano as a surging contender. Notes his resilience and ability to rebound, drawing comparisons to Charles Oliveira. Critiques Dariush’s recent performances as lacking hunger and drive. Key Insight: Both unanimously favor Moicano due to his momentum and mental edge, declaring him their best bet at -162 odds. Additional Insights & Quotes: Betting Lines Disparities: Throughout, speakers discuss odd betting lines, citing potential mismatches or public perception gaps. This theme recurs in analyzing both the co-main and main events. Mental and Physical Form: Repeated emphasis on fighters’ mental state, with concerns over Murab’s frustrations with UFC scheduling and Dariush’s potential lack of motivation. Player and Team Statistics Players Murab Dvalishvili: On an 11-fight win streak, notable wins include Sean O'Malley and Petr Yan. Umar Nurmagomedov: Strong grappling credentials, dominated Corey Sandhagen with five takedowns. Islam Makhachev: Four title defenses, victories include Volkanovski (twice) and Dustin Poirier. Arman Tsarukyan: One loss since his first fight with Makhachev but remains susceptible to gassing late in fights. Renato Moicano: Four-fight win streak, victories over Jalen Turner and Benoit St. Denis. Teams and Affiliations Dagestani Grappling Dominance: Mentioned frequently in discussions of Nurmagomedov and Makhachev. UFC Dynamics: UFC’s backing of rising stars like Moicano influences fight matchups and trajectories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL divisional round playoffs. The guys break down each of the 4 games for this weekends action. Key Insights from the Transcript 🔹 Overall Context and Upcoming Sports: RJ Bell highlighted the packed sports schedule, including NFL playoffs, college football championships, and March Madness. Promotions for betting packages were introduced, highlighting value with discounted subscriptions. Game Analysis Texans vs. Chiefs (19:49-29:30) Prediction: Chiefs favored at -7.5 with a total of 42 points. Key Betting Picks: Scott Seidenberg suggested Dalton Schultz over 3.5 receptions due to Kansas City's vulnerability against tight ends. Steve Fezzik emphasized Chiefs’ defensive improvement, citing Watson’s return. Insights: Chiefs benefit from playoff experience and rested players. Concerns about cold weather and its impact on Texans' performance. Lions vs. Commanders (42:19-55:50) Prediction: Lions favored by -9.5 with a high total of 55.5 points. Key Betting Picks: Scott proposed Jaden Daniels over 10.5 rushing attempts, citing the Lions' high blitz rate and Daniels’ scrambling tendency. Fezzik recommended Deame Brown over 31.5 receiving yards, arguing his increasing role in the Commanders’ offense. Trends: Historically, high-spread, high-total games lean towards the favorite and the over. Eagles vs. Rams (59:18-1:15:50) Prediction: Eagles favored at -6, total 44 points. Debate: Scott and Mackenzie leaned Rams, citing coach Sean McVay’s adjustments and Eagles' injuries (Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown). Fezzik firmly backed the Eagles, emphasizing the Rams’ poor preparation due to travel and weather. Prop Insight: Hurts under 38.5 rushing yards, given his recent injury and reduced running tendency. Bills vs. Ravens (1:19:20-1:34:00) Prediction: Ravens favored narrowly at -1 with a total of 51.5 points. Key Betting Picks: Josh Allen over 8.5 rushing attempts as Buffalo might chase. Strong lean on the under 51.5 points due to the Ravens’ dominant defense, allowing only 34 first downs in the past three games. Insights: Baltimore’s offense has surged post-bye week, averaging over 400 yards in five straight games. Lamar Jackson’s passing performance correlates strongly with game outcomes: fewer yards in wins. Analysis of Quotes "This is the time for action." (RJ Bell) Reflects the high stakes and critical juncture of the NFL season for betting and sports enthusiasts. "Hurts looked woozy... it looked like they weren’t sure he’d continue." (Scott Seidenberg) Highlights significant concerns about Hurts' health, shaping betting strategies like taking under on his rushing yards. "The Chiefs haven't needed their best effort all season." (Fezzik) Suggests untapped potential for Kansas City, strengthening confidence in their performance in high-pressure games. "Baltimore’s defense is playing like the '85 Bears." (RJ Bell) Hyperbolically underscores the Ravens’ defensive dominance, framing them as a top contender. Player and Team Stats Player Stats: Dalton Schultz (Texans): Averaging over 3.5 receptions per game; Chiefs allow 6.2 receptions to tight ends. Jaden Daniels (Commanders): Scrambled 79 times this season, leading QBs in scrambles since 2016. Josh Allen (Bills): Averaging 8.5+ rushing attempts in playoff games. Team Stats: Ravens: Defense allowed 34 first downs in three games, one of the best streaks ever. Offense surpassed 400 yards in five consecutive games post-bye. Eagles: Injuries to A.J. Brown and N'Kobe Dean raise concerns. Chiefs: Improved defense with Watson’s return, benefiting from a bye. Conclusion The analysis revolves around leveraging injuries, weather, and statistical trends for informed betting strategies. Key props include player overs/unders and game totals, while the emphasis remains on how playoff dynamics amplify certain team tendencies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for the American Express and TGL Match 2. -Discussing top 6 on odds board at AMEX -3 matchups -1 t10 -2 outrights (60/1 & 66/1) -sleeper -FRL, scoring, 2 lineups, best bet -TGL Match 2 pick In-Depth Quote Analysis Introduction by Will Doctor (0:14-0:30): "The Golf Preview Podcast on Pregame’s Network. I'm your host, Will Doctor. Nice to have you with us as I bring you the sharpest picks..." Key Point: Will sets the tone by emphasizing precision in betting strategies and reflects an optimistic outlook despite prior losses. Reflection on Poor Start to the Season (0:39-38:17): "We are down 13 units through two weeks of the 2025 PGA Tour season in what has been an unacceptable start..." Analysis: A candid admission of struggles in early predictions, emphasizing accountability and intent to improve through research-backed picks. Highlight on Nick Taylor's Recent Victory: "Nick Taylor was the eventual champion... picking up PGA Tour win number five in a playoff." Significance: Taylor's playoff prowess is underlined, but concerns are raised about his ability to maintain momentum post-victory. Player Statistics and Analysis Nick Dunlop: Defending champion of the American Express at age 21. Two-time PGA Tour winner, aiming to become the second youngest back-to-back titleholder. Strong recent performance at the Sony Open, finishing T-10. Insight: Dunlop is considered a strong pick due to his putting ability and course familiarity. Sam Burns: Displayed stellar putting performance historically at the American Express. Weakness: Recent struggles with iron play. Recommendation: Top-10 finish at +215 odds as a safer bet than outright victory. Justin Thomas and Patrick Cantlay: Both are highlighted for past consistency but criticized for poor putting performances that could hinder contention at the Amex. Sung J.M.: History of strong starts at the American Express, consistently finishing in the top 25. Struggles to maintain momentum across all four rounds, making him a less favorable pick for outright betting. Tom Kim: Recent inconsistency with missed cuts in 2 of 3 appearances at the Amex. Verdict: Avoid betting on Kim this week. Team Statistics and Insights TGL Match 2: Los Angeles Golf Club (Justin Rose, Colin Morikawa, Sahith Theegala) faces Jupiter Links Golf Club (Tiger Woods, Kevin Kisner, Max Homa). Prediction: Los Angeles Golf Club is expected to win due to the sharper form of its players. Kevin Kisner’s poor equipment choice and Max Homa’s putting issues weaken Jupiter Links’ prospects. Tournament Courses: The American Express is held across three player-friendly courses in Palm Springs, known for easy fairways and emphasis on putting and approach play. Key Betting RecommendationsMatchups: Nick Dunlop over Curt Kittiyama and Nick Taylor. Michael Thor B. Olson over Adam Svensson. Outrights: Nick Dunlop (60:1) and Tom Hoagie (66:1) are recommended outright picks. Special Picks: Sam Burns for a Top-10 finish (+215). Sung J.M. as the First Round Leader (+1100). Sleeper Pick: Jackson Suber for a Top-20 finish (+450). Speaker Names and Timestamps Will Doctor (0:14-0:30): Introduces the show. Will Doctor (0:39-38:17): Provides extensive analysis, betting picks, and commentary on players and matchups. Conclusion This podcast transcript showcases a detailed breakdown of player performance trends, past tournament statistics, and betting strategies. Will Doctor's insights, supported by contextual player and team data, aim to rectify earlier losses and help listeners make informed decisions. Emphasis on Nick Dunlop as a rising star and the analytical critique of other competitors provides listeners with actionable betting options for both the American Express and TGL Match 2. For more on the world of golf, follow Doc on X @drmedia59 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Mani and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA Monday betting. The guys also give out best bets. Sacramento Kings' Transformation (2:24 - 8:35) Key Stats: Kings are 7-1 under Doug Christie, with both offensive and defensive improvements. Offense improved from 10th to 6th and defense from 15th to 4th. They defeated the Celtics during this stretch, showing potential against strong teams. Analysis: Christie brought a relaxed energy, contrasting the stricter approach under Mike Brown. Key lineup adjustments, including Malik Monk’s inclusion, boosted performance. Acquisitions like DeMar DeRozan provide offensive depth, complementing core players De’Aaron Fox and Domantas Sabonis. Challenge: The team faces a tough upcoming schedule, including games against Milwaukee, Houston, and Golden State. Cleveland Cavaliers' Dominance (8:36 - 18:18) Key Stats: Cavaliers lead the Eastern Conference with a 33-5 record (86.8% win rate). Home record: 20-2. Road record: 13-3. Dominant interior defense led by Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen. Analysis: Compared to past overperforming teams like the 2015 Hawks, the Cavs’ playoff potential remains uncertain despite regular season success. Power Rankings: Cavaliers rank 3rd behind the Thunder and Celtics. Predictions: Munaf predicts a 65-67 win season, emphasizing the team’s balance in backcourt and frontcourt strength. Monday Night Game PreviewsMemphis Grizzlies vs. Houston Rockets (18:18 - 22:51) Context: Rockets are slight favorites (-2.5), but the Grizzlies are in an immediate revenge spot after losing two prior matchups. Insights: Grizzlies historically strong in first halves during revenge situations. McKenzie and Munaf agree that Memphis might have a slight edge despite Houston's recent defensive improvements. San Antonio Spurs vs. LA Lakers (22:52 - 30:01) Key Details: Lakers (-3.5) host Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs amidst challenging conditions due to California fires. Lakers are 12-5 at home, showing resilience even under external stressors. Predictions: Both analysts lean toward the Lakers winning due to rest advantages and strong home performances. Miami Heat vs. LA Clippers (30:02 - 34:03) Key Details: Clippers favored (-5.5) against a Heat team missing Jimmy Butler. Bam Adebayo remains inconsistent, making the Heat overly reliant on Tyler Herro. Predictions: McKenzie suggests Clippers and the game total over as the best bets. Best Bets and Player Prop Strategies (38:25 - 45:14) Best Bet: Minnesota Timberwolves (-13.5) vs. Washington Wizards. Justifications include: Wizards’ poor performance on back-to-back games (1-5 ATS). Timberwolves' defensive discipline and bounce-back ability after a loss. Player Prop Preview: Potential targets include Anthony Edwards’ points and Rudy Gobert’s rebounds. Specific props will be posted later due to lack of lines at recording time. Speaker Quotes and Analysis Munaf Manji (1:17 - 2:23): “Sacramento Kings have been able to turn it around… now 7-1 under Doug Christie.” Analysis: Highlights how Christie’s leadership has re-energized the Kings. McKenzie Rivers (9:33 - 11:58): “Donovan Mitchell is the new Shai Gilgeous-Alexander… but I don’t see them as championship contenders.” Analysis: Raises doubts about the Cavaliers’ playoff viability despite regular season dominance. McKenzie Rivers (22:30 - 22:51): “Immediate revenge spot tells us the team that loses plays better overall—55% ATS in these scenarios.” Analysis: Adds historical betting context favoring Memphis against Houston. Munaf Manji (40:48 - 43:04): “This Wizards team… they don’t play a lot of defense or have a game plan.” Analysis: Emphasizes why Minnesota’s strong defensive approach will overpower Washington. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball betting for this weekend. The guys also give out best bets. Quotes and Analysis [Griffin Warner, 0:14 - 0:41] "We are here to discuss the top four games on our slate for this Saturday." Analysis: Griffin sets the stage, emphasizing the importance of these matchups in determining "who is for real" in conference play. He teases a discount offer, drawing listener interest. [Big East Ben, 0:42 - 0:55] "Been ice cold the last two weeks... Looking forward to [bouncing back]." Analysis: Ben humorously reflects on his recent betting losses but expresses optimism about the weekend’s slate, suggesting a pivotal point for his predictions. [Big East Ben, 1:39 - 2:31] "UConn-Villanova was a classic... Caravan, 84% foul shooter, missed two free throws." Analysis: A dramatic retelling of UConn’s struggles in a nail-biting loss to Villanova. The focus on Caravan’s missed free throws underscores UConn's inconsistency in clutch moments. [Big East Ben, 3:31 - 4:06] "Without McNeely, UConn does not have a primary scorer... Caravan is Robin." Analysis: Ben critiques UConn’s offensive depth, likening Caravan to a supporting player (Robin) rather than a leader (Batman). [Griffin Warner, 7:50 - 8:02] "UConn’s failures, when it happens, it comes in buckets." Analysis: Griffin’s quip highlights UConn’s pattern of collective breakdowns, providing a memorable metaphor. Player Statistics and Analysis Alex Caravan: Highlighted as UConn’s inconsistent scorer, described as a reliable "Robin" but not a game-changing "Batman." Hassan Diara: Critiqued for streaky play, with comparisons to Steve Novak emphasizing his specialization but lack of versatility. St. John's Kadari Richmond: Praised as a "giant" guard with significant physical advantages but also noted for three-point shooting struggles. Zuby Ejiofor: Mentioned as a potential breakout player for Villanova, improving his shooting consistency. Team Statistics and Insights UConn (Big East) Struggled in Big East play, particularly in close games. Without McNeely, the team lacks a go-to scorer in clutch moments. Reliance on zone defense by opponents (e.g., Georgetown) could expose UConn's offensive vulnerabilities. Georgetown Improved significantly under Ed Cooley, leveraging zone defenses effectively. Hungry for a statement win; the upcoming matchup with UConn is seen as pivotal for postseason hopes. St. John's Noted for poor three-point shooting (304th in percentage nationally). Dominates offensive rebounding, compensating for shooting deficiencies. Strong performance against Xavier showcased resilience and tactical execution. Texas A&M (SEC) Resilient team, as demonstrated by a comeback win against Oklahoma. Home-court advantage noted as a significant factor in SEC matchups. Tennessee (SEC) Coming off a disappointing loss to Florida. Known for defensive intensity but plagued by offensive inefficiencies in away games. Structure and Predictions UConn at Georgetown: Predictions emphasize UConn’s vulnerabilities without McNeely. Georgetown, playing desperate and inspired, could capitalize on UConn's struggles. Villanova at St. John’s:Hosts see St. John’s as slight favorites due to rebounding dominance and home-court advantage at MSG. Villanova’s recent strong form is noted but due for regression. Alabama at Texas A&M:Hosts favor Texas A&M, citing home-court energy and Alabama's inconsistency in challenging environments. Tennessee at Texas:Tennessee expected to bounce back after a rough loss but faces skepticism over road performance. Conclusion This podcast provides a thorough preview of pivotal college basketball games, blending humor with keen analysis. Both Griffin Warner and "Big East Ben" offer sharp critiques of players and teams while delivering actionable insights for bettors. The focus remains on the significance of individual matchups and broader team dynamics, setting the stage for an exciting weekend of basketball action. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices