One of the more exciting times in the college basketball world with early-season Thanksgiving tournaments has now come and gone. We saw lots of teams make names for themselves, along with a plethora of upsets to boot.
We learned a solid amount about the college basketball world in our first week of play but there’s still a ton of teams to sort through. No real upsets occurred but we saw great basketball and some super intense games throughout. In this upcoming week, we don’t see any premier matchups until a bit later when some of the early season tournaments begin to start up and the season really gets underway. As of now, however, let’s get into our reactions to this week’s AP Poll.
This weekend is packed full of action, and multiple screens will be needed. With that in mind, let’s dive into some bets for college football and college basketball. College hoops just returned this week, while college football is going through its final weeks of the regular season.
Greg Brown struggled in the NCAA tournament where the Longhorns fell to 14th-seeded Abilene Christian, but his upside will leave teams intrigued headed into the 2021 NBA Draft. Let’s take a look at the potential first-rounder.
Jalen Suggs is regarded as one of the best prospects in the 2021 class. The combo guard had a stellar freshman season for the Gonzaga Bulldogs and is now ready to play in the NBA.
In Episode 111 of “Dorm Room Dispute”, Mitchell rants about Tony La Russa’s managerial decisions after the first week of play.
Well here we are, it’s the Final Four of the 2021 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. After a crazy couple of weeks loaded with upsets and brackets being busted, we now see who will make the championship. Time to preview the matchups while also giving my best bet for both. With the baseball season underway, I will also be giving a few bets for day three of the regular season. Betting odds are taken from Jazz Sportsbook. Please gamble responsibly.
What a way to start off the elite eight. That back-door cover from Oregon State is exactly why we gamble. The board is looking good and so are these matchups. Let’s have a great day.
March Madness is definitely the best time of the year, but it feels like a beating after the first weekend. For some of us, our wallets took most of the whooping. Let’s make this Sweet 16 really sweet with some winners.
What a crazy ride this March has been so far. Upsets have been rolling in like crazy and I’m sure everyone’s bracket is completely busted by now. Let’s take a look at each game of the Sweet 16 and a betting pick for each.
In episode 109 of the Dorm Room Dispute podcast explains why Cameron Krutwig is the people’s champion! Mitchell is thrilled
March Madness is back! After a year of not having the greatest tournament on the planet, it is back for 2021. With the biggest tournament comes ample opportunity to win money. While it is tough to create a perfect bracket, we can still add to our bankroll by placing some bets. Let’s get into best bets for the first four.
One of the more exciting times in the college basketball world with early-season Thanksgiving tournaments has now come and gone. We saw lots of teams make names for themselves, along with a plethora of upsets to boot.
We learned a solid amount about the college basketball world in our first week of play but there’s still a ton of teams to sort through. No real upsets occurred but we saw great basketball and some super intense games throughout. In this upcoming week, we don’t see any premier matchups until a bit later when some of the early season tournaments begin to start up and the season really gets underway. As of now, however, let’s get into our reactions to this week’s AP Poll.
This weekend is packed full of action, and multiple screens will be needed. With that in mind, let’s dive into some bets for college football and college basketball. College hoops just returned this week, while college football is going through its final weeks of the regular season.
Greg Brown struggled in the NCAA tournament where the Longhorns fell to 14th-seeded Abilene Christian, but his upside will leave teams intrigued headed into the 2021 NBA Draft. Let’s take a look at the potential first-rounder.
Jalen Suggs is regarded as one of the best prospects in the 2021 class. The combo guard had a stellar freshman season for the Gonzaga Bulldogs and is now ready to play in the NBA.
In Episode 111 of “Dorm Room Dispute”, Mitchell rants about Tony La Russa’s managerial decisions after the first week of play.
Well here we are, it’s the Final Four of the 2021 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. After a crazy couple of weeks loaded with upsets and brackets being busted, we now see who will make the championship. Time to preview the matchups while also giving my best bet for both. With the baseball season underway, I will also be giving a few bets for day three of the regular season. Betting odds are taken from Jazz Sportsbook. Please gamble responsibly.
What a way to start off the elite eight. That back-door cover from Oregon State is exactly why we gamble. The board is looking good and so are these matchups. Let’s have a great day.
March Madness is definitely the best time of the year, but it feels like a beating after the first weekend. For some of us, our wallets took most of the whooping. Let’s make this Sweet 16 really sweet with some winners.
What a crazy ride this March has been so far. Upsets have been rolling in like crazy and I’m sure everyone’s bracket is completely busted by now. Let’s take a look at each game of the Sweet 16 and a betting pick for each.
In episode 109 of the Dorm Room Dispute podcast explains why Cameron Krutwig is the people’s champion! Mitchell is thrilled that March Madness has shown
March Madness is back! After a year of not having the greatest tournament on the planet, it is back for 2021. With the biggest tournament comes ample opportunity to win money. While it is tough to create a perfect bracket, we can still add to our bankroll by placing some bets. Let’s get into best bets for the first four.
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