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Griffin Warner and Big East Ben take a look at this weekends CBB action. The guys also give out best bets.Throughout the episode, Warner and Ben’s choices and betting strategies hinge on statistical breakdowns and team dynamics. They conclude with best bets, including Warner’s pick of Purdue over Alabama, citing home-court advantage, and Ben’s endorsement of Charleston as a short home favorite over Florida Atlantic.Key Points🎯 Auburn’s Resilience: Following a bizarre flight incident, Auburn rallied to secure a win against Houston, with key contributions from Dylan Cardwell and freshman Hod Pettiford.🏀 Houston’s Defensive Lapses: Houston struggled with defensive rotations, with injuries limiting key players like Javier Francis, making it tough to contain Auburn’s offense.🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Purdue’s Depth Questions: Purdue, while strong at home, shows weaknesses without star Zach Edy, and the hosts question the reliability of their backcourt without him.🔥 Alabama’s Shooting Challenges: Despite a strong offense, Alabama’s reliance on outside shooting could falter against Purdue’s home-court advantage at Mackey Arena.💥 Arizona vs. Wisconsin Matchup: While Arizona’s continuity in its backcourt gives them an edge, Warner and Ben debate if Wisconsin’s home-court atmosphere could disrupt Arizona’s rhythm.📉 Marquette’s Inconsistent Play: Marquette’s strengths and weaknesses are apparent, with standout Cam Jones performing well, though teammates like Ben Gold struggle with consistency.💸 Best Bets Focus: Warner and Ben share their best bets, favoring Purdue over Alabama and Charleston as a home favorite, using analytics from KenPom and Torvik to support their predictions.💻 Promo Code ‘DUNK15’: Listeners are encouraged to use the promo code for a discount, enhancing their podcast experience with betting tools.⚖ Betting Strategies: Emphasizing home-court advantages and scrutinizing player stats, Warner and Ben recommend cautious betting on key matchups.🚀 Rivalries and Drama: The Florida-Florida State game sparks a deeper dive into team dynamics and controversies surrounding Florida’s coach Todd Golden.Summary [0:14] Warner on Podcast Episode & Auburn: Warner introduces the show, recounting Auburn’s win over Houston, marked by a pre-game flight incident and Dylan Cardwell’s pivotal role. [1:03] Ben on Houston’s Defensive Flaws: Ben highlights Houston’s defensive weaknesses, particularly slow rotations and limited playing time for Javier Francis. [4:32] Alabama’s Challenges Against Purdue: Warner and Ben discuss Alabama’s lack of blowouts in early games and Purdue’s tight home wins, raising questions about Alabama’s ability to compete. [7:04] Purdue’s Home Advantage: Ben endorses Purdue as a slight favorite, underscoring the formidable home-court atmosphere at Mackey Arena. [9:16] Arizona’s Talent Edge Over Wisconsin: Arizona's more experienced backcourt puts them as a slight favorite over Wisconsin, despite the latter's strong home-court reputation. [12:46] Ohio State vs. Texas A&M: The hosts analyze Texas A&M’s continuity and Ohio State’s reliance on three-pointers, predicting a tough matchup in favor of Texas A&M. [16:32] Marquette’s Inconsistencies: Ben outlines Marquette's inconsistent play, particularly Ben Gold’s struggles, as Marquette faces Maryland on the road. [18:55] Maryland's Weakness: Maryland’s struggles and lack of significant early challenges suggest potential vulnerability against Marquette’s roster. [22:25] Florida-Florida State Rivalry: In previewing this matchup, the hosts touch on controversies around Florida's coach Todd Golden, adding intrigue to the in-state rivalry. [27:54] Best Bets – Charleston & Purdue: Warner picks Purdue and Charleston for best bets, citing analytical support and statistical expectations for a solid home-court advantage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL betting Week 11. The guys give out the best picks and much more.In the NFL Week 11 podcast, hosts RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg, and Mackenzie Rivers discuss betting strategies and game predictions, highlighting key matchups, player performances, and team trends. Here’s a breakdown of each main game covered: Eagles vs. Commanders: Fezzik supports the Eagles, citing their powerful offense and Hurts’ dual-threat capabilities. RJ Bell, however, sees potential in Washington, suggesting bets on alternative spreads for an upset possibility. Steelers vs. Ravens: Seidenberg trusts Tomlin's strong track record against the Ravens, especially with Jackson struggling historically against the Steelers' defense. RJ Bell prefers a bet on Baltimore in the first half, as the Steelers tend to pick up momentum later. Chiefs vs. Bills: Rivers backs Mahomes’ success as an underdog, while Fezzik leans toward the under, highlighting Kansas City's defense. RJ, however, predicts the game could exceed the total points, given Buffalo’s scoring potential and Kansas City's recent injuries. Raiders vs. Dolphins: Both RJ and Fezzik bet on the game under 44.5 points, predicting a conservative game with Miami leaning on the run if they lead and Las Vegas playing cautiously. Vikings vs. Titans: Seidenberg focuses on the Vikings’ strong blitz defense, which he expects to disrupt Tennessee’s rookie QB, Will Levis. He sees this as a mismatch that favors Minnesota. Packers vs. Bears: Fezzik favors the Packers due to Green Bay’s consistent success over Chicago and the Bears’ ongoing offensive line injuries, suggesting a bet on the Packers to cover. Additional themes include alternative lines, same-game parlays, and injury-driven picks. The “dead cat bounce” theory is applied, meaning teams may perform poorly following an initial boost after coaching changes. Injury impacts are discussed throughout, particularly for games like Chiefs vs. Bills.Key Takeaways: Fezzik and RJ Bell’s Divergent Strategies: While Fezzik often leans toward established favorites, RJ explores underdog opportunities and creative spread bets. Player Impact on Bets: The analysis includes how specific players, like Jalen Hurts, Lamar Jackson, and Will Levis, influence outcomes, with betting strategies tailored to their strengths and weaknesses. Divisional Game Insights: Rivalries, particularly Steelers vs. Ravens, showcase historical betting trends. This podcast provides fans with insightful betting options, focusing on game dynamics, injuries, and unique strategies for each matchup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben break down college football Week 12 from a betting perspective. Griffin and Ben both give out best bets.CFB Week 12 Preview & Best BetsIn Week 12 of college football, hosts Griffin Warner and “Big East” Ben explore game predictions, betting odds, and the new 12-team playoff expansion. Balancing stats and insights, the podcast covers major matchups and players, offering listeners valuable betting advice.College Football Playoff Expansion: 12-Team Format(0:29-5:48)Warner and Ben discuss the expanded playoff model, highlighting its potential to engage more teams and fans. While the traditional "must-win" intensity shifts, the model supports more playoff contenders and allows teams a chance to overcome occasional losses without derailing their seasons.Texas vs. Arkansas Showdown(5:49-9:23)Texas, a 13-point favorite, faces Arkansas with QB Kaelin Green back. Ben bets on the over (57.5) due to Texas’ defensive inconsistency and Arkansas’ weak defense, predicting high scores. Warner, skeptical of Texas QB Quinn Ewers’ consistency, favors Arkansas to cover at home.Utah vs. Colorado: Comeback Test(10:27-13:54)Following a disputed loss to BYU, Utah, a 10.5-point underdog, must rally against Colorado. While Ben sees Utah possibly deflated, he trusts Coach Whittingham to inspire. Warner chooses the under (46.5), betting on Utah’s defense compensating for offensive challenges without QB Cameron Rising.Tennessee vs. Georgia: Road Challenge for Volunteers(13:56-16:45)Georgia, a 10-point favorite, hosts Tennessee, largely untested on the road. Both hosts predict Georgia covers the spread, with Warner expecting a low-scoring game under 48.5 points, due to Tennessee’s inexperience in hostile environments.Oregon’s Strong Away Record at Wisconsin(16:47-18:41)Oregon, favored by 14, faces Wisconsin. Ben trusts Oregon’s road performance, while Warner thinks Wisconsin’s slower pace could limit Oregon’s scoring, favoring the under (52).Kansas at BYU: Suspicious Betting Line(20:16-23:52)Kansas, a three-point underdog, faces BYU, which both hosts see as a “rat line.” Warner chooses Kansas to cover, citing their unpredictable away record, while Ben takes the over (55.5) due to close, high-scoring potential.Best Bet: South Carolina vs. Missouri(25:53-27:16)Ben’s top pick is South Carolina to cover a 12-point spread, given Missouri’s poor away record and South Carolina’s recent momentum.Additional Picks & Promo(27:26-30:09)Warner’s best bet is Arkansas covering against Texas, and he shares a $15 promo code “BOMB15” on Pregame.com. A sneak peek of the upcoming college basketball podcast adds a light-hearted close to the episode.Key Team and Player Highlights Quinn Ewers: Warner doubts Ewers’ consistency post-injury. Kaelin Green: Ben sees Green’s return as essential for Arkansas. South Carolina’s Momentum: Solid recent games make South Carolina a strong pick. Wisconsin’s Control Strategy: Warner anticipates Wisconsin’s slower style could counter Oregon. Kansas Road Record: Kansas’ away struggles prompt caution in their BYU matchup. Final TakeawaysThis Week 12 preview blends betting strategies with insights on pivotal games, key players, and the new playoff format. Warner and Ben’s analysis provides listeners with engaging, informative perspectives as college football enters its final season stretch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Steve Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers recap NFL Week 10. The guys discuss who these teams really are at the midway point of the season.In Week 10 of the NFL, analysts RJ Bell, Scott Seidenberg, and Mackenzie Rivers discuss surprising game outcomes, statistical insights, and playoff impacts. This recap covers the standout performances, stats, and key coaching decisions that could shape Week 11 and beyond.49ers Narrowly Beat BuccaneersThe 49ers secured a close 23-20 win over the Buccaneers, though they controlled the game statistically with 413 yards to Tampa’s 215 and 6.8 yards per play. Missed field goals kept the game close, revealing special teams as a potential weak point.Chiefs’ Controlled Play Against BroncosKansas City edged out the Broncos in a tight game, leveraging a balanced strategy with both offense and defense ranked 11th in EPA. Mahomes’ team used long drives to manage the clock, emphasizing KC’s tendency to grind out close wins rather than pursue big margins.Steelers’ Defensive Edge vs. CommandersPittsburgh’s second-half surge continued, defeating Washington 28-27. Coach Tomlin’s experience against mobile QBs was evident, as Pittsburgh’s defense effectively handled Jaden Daniels, helping maintain their high defensive ranking.Ravens Outlast Bengals with Analytical PlayBaltimore’s efficient offense, ranking 4th in EPA, secured a win over Cincinnati, whose analytics-based choice to attempt a two-point conversion failed in the last minute. Analysts speculate Baltimore could be an AFC contender, though Lamar Jackson’s playoff track record leaves room for doubt.Giants’ Quarterback Woes in Loss to PanthersThe Giants’ 20-17 loss to Carolina cast more doubt on Daniel Jones as their franchise QB. Two red-zone interceptions underscored his struggle under pressure, making his contract a liability and pushing New York closer to searching for a new quarterback.Eagles’ Dominant Win Over CowboysPhiladelphia’s offense shined in a 34-6 blowout of Dallas, recording the highest EPA of the week. Dallas had the weakest offensive EPA, suggesting issues in consistency. The Eagles are seen as NFC contenders, while Dallas faces coaching concerns under McCarthy.Cardinals’ Offensive Success Against JetsArizona dismantled the Jets 31-6 with a record 91.6% drive success rate, exposing defensive weaknesses since the Jets’ firing of head coach Robert Saleh. The Jets have fallen to 32nd in defensive EPA, showing their reliance on Saleh’s defensive strategy.Lions’ Comeback Win Over TexansDetroit, led by Coach Dan Campbell, rallied for a win over Houston, demonstrating the team’s resilience under Campbell’s leadership. Despite five turnovers, Detroit’s energy and aggressive style proved pivotal in securing the win, keeping them in playoff contention.ConclusionWeek 10 showcased the varied strengths and weaknesses of NFL teams. The 49ers and Eagles highlighted strong offensive play, while teams like the Giants and Cowboys displayed gaps in key areas. The Chiefs and Ravens are shaping up as AFC contenders, but both rely on close-game strategies that may face challenges. Meanwhile, standout performances by the Cardinals and Lions underscore coaching influence as teams head into Week 11. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and SleepyJ talk NFL Week 10 review. Sleepy and Munaf talk NFL product, Vegas and more.Key Game and Team AnalysisAtlanta Falcons vs. New Orleans Saints (2:47): SleepyJ critiques the Falcons' missed opportunities, noting their game stats were impressive with 11 more first downs and 100 additional yards. Yet, turnovers, missed field goals, and penalties ultimately cost them a game they could have won. Manaf echoes this view, emphasizing Atlanta’s struggle with discipline in critical plays, pointing out the importance of closing games for playoff hopefuls.Minnesota Vikings vs. Jacksonville Jaguars (5:21): The Vikings’ control was evident with 18 more first downs and 260 additional yards. SleepyJ calls out Sam Darnold’s mistakes, highlighting his three interceptions and the team's inability to convert strong drives into decisive victories. SleepyJ asserts that Minnesota's defense saved the game, given the Vikings' control over possession for 42 minutes.Detroit Lions vs. Houston Texans (8:07): SleepyJ and Manaf analyze the Lions’ turnover-heavy game, with Jared Goff’s five interceptions keeping Houston competitive. Detroit’s defense was key, as it pressured CJ Stroud into turnovers, though both analysts feel that Houston squandered a winning opportunity. SleepyJ laments sloppy play across the league, attributing it partly to inexperienced quarterbacks.Trends in Player DevelopmentQuarterback Development Concerns (12:06): SleepyJ discusses the impact of NFL teams rushing college quarterbacks into starting roles before they are ready. He believes this dilutes the quality of play and suggests teams should allow rookies a season to adjust to the NFL. This has led to disappointing careers for former high picks like Baker Mayfield and Jameis Winston, who are now backups.Team InsightsTrending Up (21:36): SleepyJ identifies the Buffalo Bills, Detroit Lions, and Pittsburgh Steelers as teams showing upward trends. Notably, Josh Allen’s performance and the Steelers' defensive strengths bolster these teams’ prospects for playoff contention. The Lions, despite a challenging game, continue to show resilience, while the Bills address wide receiver issues effectively.Trending Down (18:47): Teams like the New York Jets, New York Giants, Dallas Cowboys, and Chicago Bears have struggled. The Giants' poor performance in Germany against the Panthers and the Jets’ issues at quarterback with an aging Aaron Rodgers raise questions about their playoff viability. For the Bears, a poor record on the road further weakens their chances.Betting Strategies and Vegas InsightsBetting Strategy During Multi-Sport Season (29:15): With various sports in full swing, SleepyJ emphasizes focusing on NFL and college football at this time of year. He advises against betting on multiple sports simultaneously to avoid spreading analysis thin. He also recommends sticking with familiar teams in other sports for more targeted bets.The Chargers Outlook (24:53): SleepyJ critiques the Chargers, calling them “fool’s gold” and the most overrated team in the NFL. He believes their success is skewed due to weaker opponents and predicts a potential losing streak. SleepyJ recommends betting under on the Chargers' win total, citing a tough upcoming schedule with few easy wins.Casino and Gaming PreferencesCraps and Casino Preferences (36:38): SleepyJ shares his preference for craps over blackjack and roulette, enjoying the open-table atmosphere and less crowded gameplay. He avoids blackjack, finding it unfavorable and too dependent on the dealer’s advantage. For a more relaxed experience, SleepyJ recommends playing video poker at the bar for a chance to unwind. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Mani and SleepyJ talk NFL Week 10 player props. The guys also talk MNF and much more.In this NFL Week 10 betting preview, hosts Munaf Manji and SleepyJ dive into player props, team stats, and game analysis to help bettors make informed picks. Focusing on key players and team trends, they cover player props for quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends, while also discussing the Monday Night Football (MNF) matchup between the Miami Dolphins and the Los Angeles Rams.Key Topics and Bets1. Christian McCaffrey’s Return and 49ers’ Playoff StrategyMunaf and SleepyJ highlight the impact of Christian McCaffrey’s (CMC) return to the 49ers lineup. CMC’s careful reintroduction signals San Francisco’s playoff focus, with the team prioritizing a healthy roster over quick wins.2. San Francisco 49ers and NFC West RaceThe 49ers’ offensive depth, including Jordan Mason and George Kittle, positions them well for a playoff run in a tight NFC West division. SleepyJ notes that playoff-bound teams, like Kansas City, follow similar strategies by carefully managing key player health.3. Quarterback Props: Sam Darnold & Daniel JonesSleepyJ picks Sam Darnold to throw over 1.5 touchdowns, banking on the Jacksonville Jaguars’ weak pass defense. Munaf chooses Daniel Jones to surpass 203.5 passing yards, noting Carolina’s struggles against passing attacks.4. Running Back Props: Kareem Hunt & Jonathan TaylorSleepyJ bets against Kareem Hunt going over 72.5 rushing yards, citing potential fatigue after a 28-touch game. Munaf picks Jonathan Taylor for over 19.5 receiving yards, relying on Buffalo’s difficulty defending against pass-catching backs.5. Wide Receiver Props: Ladd McConkey & George PickensSleepyJ recommends betting under 5.5 receptions for Ladd McConkey, expecting Tennessee’s strong defense to limit his receptions. Munaf picks George Pickens to exceed 63.5 receiving yards, citing his chemistry with QB Russell Wilson and Washington’s poor pass defense.6. Tight End Bet: George Kittle Over 56.5 Receiving YardsBoth hosts select George Kittle to surpass 56.5 receiving yards due to his key role in the 49ers’ offense. Kittle’s chemistry with QB Brock Purdy and Tampa Bay’s weak pass defense support this prop bet.Monday Night Football: Dolphins vs. Rams AnalysisThe Rams are favored to win against the Dolphins in a high-scoring game. With Cooper Kupp and other key players back, the Rams’ offense has an edge, especially given Miami’s potential road fatigue following a close game last week.Best Bet for MNF: Devon Achane Anytime TouchdownThe hosts pick Miami’s Devon Achane for an anytime touchdown, noting his versatility and frequent red-zone touches, especially with Tua Tagovailoa’s quick pass preference.ConclusionAs Week 10 unfolds, bettors are advised to leverage accumulated data for more reliable prop bets. With detailed player insights and game strategies, Munaf and SleepyJ provide a roadmap for those looking to make targeted bets, especially on key players like Christian McCaffrey, George Kittle, and Devon Achane. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball Friday. The guys discuss this weekends action and give out best bets."CBB Friday Preview + Best Bets!!" PodcastThe "Need for Seats College Basketball" podcast hosts, Griffin Warner and Big East Ben, preview five early-season NCAA basketball matchups, offering analysis, stats, and betting tips for each game. The podcast covers notable players, team strengths, and home-court advantages, along with the hosts' recommended bets. Here’s a concise breakdown of the key insights.🏀 Game Analysis and Key Points Kansas vs. North Carolina Kansas, ranked #1, showcases strong home-court power at Allen Fieldhouse. While North Carolina’s backcourt stars, including R.J. Davis, present a challenge, the team’s frontcourt is unproven. Griffin favors Kansas, but Ben anticipates a close game, making UNC a potential spread play. Houston vs. Auburn Houston’s home advantage positions them as favorites against Auburn, who often excels at home but struggles on the road. The hosts agree Houston’s depth and experience give them an edge. Both recommend backing Houston, especially given Auburn’s inconsistency away from home. Arkansas vs. Baylor Arkansas has freshman Boogie Flann, but Griffin and Ben question their overall readiness. Baylor, needing redemption after a recent Gonzaga loss, has the experience to secure a win, making Baylor a strong pick at current odds. Tennessee vs. Louisville Tennessee faces setbacks due to limited transfer success, while Louisville has strengthened its roster with notable transfers. Ben is confident in Louisville’s chances, seeing them as a sleeper in the ACC. Griffin still supports Tennessee under coach Rick Barnes, but Ben’s bet leans heavily on Louisville. Memphis vs. UNLV Despite a turbulent offseason, Memphis has a history of early-season success. UNLV, led by standout guard Dayton Thomas, presents a potential upset. Griffin doubts Memphis’s stability and favors UNLV as a home underdog, while Ben backs Memphis based on their strong starts in recent years. 📊 Key Team and Player Statistics Big East Struggles Against the Spread: The Big East conference has a tough start with a 2-10 ATS record. Houston’s Home-Court Edge: Houston’s returning lineup solidifies their early-season success at home. Louisville’s Transfer Boost: Key recruits like Chucky Hepburn add depth, making Louisville a dark horse in the ACC. UNLV’s Dayton Thomas: Projected as a future Mountain West standout, Thomas adds value to UNLV as an underdog pick. 💼 Best Bets and Betting Recommendations Houston over Auburn: Favoring Houston’s home-court strength over Auburn’s away performance. Baylor to Rebound: Baylor’s recent loss likely undervalues them, making them a valuable bet. Louisville as an ACC Sleeper: With a revamped roster, Louisville’s value against Tennessee stands out. UNLV as a Home Underdog: Memphis’s offseason instability enhances UNLV’s value at home. ConclusionGriffin and Ben combine in-depth analysis with betting insights, emphasizing stability, team chemistry, and strong home-court advantages. Their recommendations favor Houston, Kansas, and Baylor for early returns, with sleeper value in Louisville and UNLV. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The hosts delve into NFL Week 10 betting insights, scrutinizing matchups like Rams vs. Dolphins and Steelers vs. Washington. They analyze quarterback performances and team dynamics, focusing on injuries and coaching impacts. The conversation shifts to political betting trends, exploring how sports analytics relate to election outcomes. The team emphasizes understanding odds and betting strategies, providing listeners with actionable insights for both NFL games and political wagers. It's a rich blend of sports analytics and market dynamics!

-Discussing top 7 favorites in Cabo -2 matchups -2 outrights -Sleeper -FRL, scoring, best bet -Abu Dhabi HSBC outright For more on the world of golf, follow Doc on X @drmedia59 The Worldwide Technology Championship (WTC) at El Cardinal and the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship at Yaz Links feature prominently in this preview by Will Doctor on Pregame’s Golf Podcast. With insights on player form, betting odds, and course fit, the guide provides analysis and top betting picks.Event OverviewThe WTC at El Cardinal, Cabo San Lucas, favors high-scoring players with strong putting. It’s a prime opportunity for players vying for PGA Tour status. The Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, however, brings a stronger field for the DP World Tour’s playoff stretch in Dubai, featuring players like Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood.Key Player Analyses Max Graesserman (18-1) – Graesserman’s recent hot streak with his putter is promising, though his approach stats (104th in the PGA) and lack of wins caution against an outright win bet. Better value lies in matchup bets. Cameron Young (20-1) – Although a skilled player, Young has struggled with putting and hasn’t won this year. Doctor believes 20-1 is too high given his recent inconsistencies. Doug Gim (25-1) – A top pick, Gim’s scoring capabilities and recent runner-up in Vegas make him a strong choice for an outright win, despite occasional inconsistency across four rounds. Bo Hosler (25-1) – Hosler has shown promise but struggles with iron play and final-round stability, making him less suitable for a high-scoring course like El Cardinal. Harry Hall (28-1) – Hall’s scoring average and birdie potential make him an interesting pick, particularly in matchups against struggling players like Tom Hoagie. Lucas Glover (28-1) – Despite good finishes, Glover’s weak putting makes him a risky pick for a course demanding birdies. Matchup Recommendations Graesserman over McNeely: McNeely’s recent struggles with the putter make this a favorable matchup for Graesserman. Hall over Hoagie: Hall’s strong scoring record contrasts with Hoagie’s driver and putter issues, making Hall the better pick. Top Outright Picks for WTC Doug Gim (25-1) – Doctor favors Gim for his strong recent form and scoring ability. Harris English (30-1) – Although inconsistent with irons, English’s putting and experience make him a good candidate in a straightforward course setup. Sleeper & First-Round Picks Carson Young (Top 20) – Young’s course familiarity and recent top finishes make him a strong sleeper pick. Rico Hoey (5-1, Top 10 After Round 1) – Known for low first-round scores, Hoey ranks well for a first-round top-10 finish. Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship PickNikola Hojgaard (45-1) – Hojgaard’s familiarity with UAE courses and recent strong performances make him Doctor’s choice for an outright win at Yaz Links, despite a tough season.ConclusionDoctor expects a high-scoring event at El Cardinal, with the winner likely needing 25 under par. He places strong confidence in Doug Gim and Harris English for the WTC, while Hojgaard is favored in Abu Dhabi due to his experience in Dubai courses. This preview guides fans with focused insights for strategic betting across both tours. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dive into the latest in college football as the hosts tackle betting strategies and personal experiences. They analyze the high-stakes matchup between Alabama and LSU, complete with vibrant game day vibes. Discover insights on Texas Tech's rollercoaster season and their rivalry with Colorado. Get the lowdown on key matchups and betting tactics, including a strong call for LSU as an underdog. With lighthearted banter and unexpected pop culture references, this discussion keeps you on the edge of your seat!