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Click here to Win Big in March Madness The NCAA Tournament starts on Tuesday with the First Four. Here is a little primer with stats to help you get through the first couple of rounds. March Madness Guide (KenPom: ORTG: Adjusted Offensive Rating; DRTG: Adjusted Defensive Rating; ADJT: Adjusted Tempo; SOS: Strength of Schedule; NCSOS: Non-conference strength of schedule; TeamRankings.com=Effective Field Goal%). Odds: from DraftKings. Seeds are in parenthesis. (12) Akron 29-5, 17-15 ATS, 17-1 MAC. KenPom: 64; ORTG: 54; DRTG: 113; ADJT: 32; SOS NET:236; NCSOS Rating: 267; Team Effective Field Goal%: 58.5% (8th). Opponent Effective Field Goal%: 50.6% (134th). NCAA Tournament Odds: +50000 (4) Alabama 23-9, 14-18 AST, 13-5 SEC; KenPom: 16; ORTG: 3; DRTG: 66; ADJT: 4; SOS NET: 9; NCSOS Rating:

Click here to Win Big in March Madness When you’re getting ready to pick games (ATS) for March Madness, remember a few things in the last three days of the Conference Tournaments.    1)A team can enter the tournament having won three or four straight games, capturing its conference titles. Does that automatically mean they are the team to bet on? Teams that play on Sunday’s championship games have to fly back later that night. They don’t know their opponent until late Sunday night and they have a day or two to practice.  The fresher teams are the ones that lost earlier in their conference tournaments. They may not have the momentum, but they can rest injured players, and a few days off can help

Click here to Win Big in March Madness College basketball tournaments continue today and you have your mix of Power 5 teams playing along with some mid-majors. What is the best strategy this late in the season? Some people will say bet on the teams that have double-byes, because they are playing teams that have played two or three straight games in three nights. That’s not a bad idea, but it doesn’t always work if teams have good depth or they’re relying on motivation. You also have great teams like Duke, who are dealing with major injuries and don’t have a lot of motivation to advance. What really matters at this stage is defense and rebounding. Teams that are tired will struggle to shoot the

Click here to Win Big in the Conference Tournaments This is the final week of the college basketball tournaments before March Madness officially begins next week. When betting these games, remember to review the NET Rankings alongside all the Bracketology reports. That doesn’t guarantee a winner by betting on teams that are on the bubble, because linesmakers also know which teams are motivated. What they don’t know about is which teams are slumping in terms of confidence, which ones have too many selfish players thinking about their next portal stop, and which ones have a lack of chemistry. Let’s take a look at the latest odds for the Power Five teams to win the conference tournaments and best bets. ACC Favorite (DraftKings) Duke -330 So

Click here to Win Big in the Conference Tournaments As we finish the college basketball tournaments this week, there are still high-major teams on the bubble, trying to win one or more games to get off it. Last week, we covered those squads, and unfortunately, most of them lost and didn’t cover. Either way, it’s still important to know which teams are barely in the NCAA Tournament by most predictions or are barely out because motivation is a factor. But in the new NIL/Revenue Sharing era, what can’t be quantified is how many of those players are more concerned about the bottom line ($$$). Let’s take a look at each high-major conference and which teams are on the bubble or who might barely be in

The NFL season ended with the Super Bowl on Feb. 8 with Seattle defeating New England 29-13. The real season starts this week with NFL free agency. But on Friday, Baltimore kicked it off with a huge trade as they dealt away two first-round picks to Las Vegas for DE Maxx Crosby.  Despite that move, the Ravens (+950) are tied for third as the Super Bowl favorite behind Seattle and the LA Rams on DraftKings. Crosby helps out a pass rush that finished fifth-worst at 29.9% in pass rush win rate and recorded just 30 sacks (tied for third fewest). He’s produced 10+ sacks in three of his last four seasons and is the top player in terms of pressure. But there are still good