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    Day 1 Of The NCAA Tournament, Kentucky's Stunning Loss With Matt Jones, Friday Gambling Picks With Stanford Steve + Fyre Fest Of The Week

    en-usMarch 22, 2024

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    • Underdog Oakland University stuns Kentucky with record-breaking performance by Jack GulkeMarch Madness 2023 is full of surprises with underdog teams and record-breaking performances, and fans can now bet on the action through DraftKings in North Carolina.

      March Madness 2023 has kicked off with a bang, as underdog Oakland University, led by Jack Gulke's record-breaking 10 three-pointers, stunned Kentucky. Gulke, a player from Michigan, proved to be the perfect March Madness contender with his cool demeanor and ability to compete against NBA-caliber players despite not being drafted himself. The excitement of the tournament continues, with many highly-anticipated games and opportunities to bet on the action through DraftKings Sportsbook. Listeners in North Carolina can now join in on the fun as DraftKings goes live in the state. And remember, always gamble responsibly.

    • NC State and Oakland: Two Cinderella Teams in the NCAA Basketball TournamentNC State with DJ Burns and Oakland with their agile goalkeeper surprise fans with impressive winning streaks. Unexpected upsets and Cinderella stories continue to make the tournament thrilling.

      The NCAA basketball tournament is known for its unexpected upsets and exciting Cinderella stories. This year, NC State and Oakland are two teams making waves, each with impressive winning streaks. NC State, with their red-hot player DJ Burns, and Oakland, with their agile goalkeeper, are both beloved by fans. Previously, Samford was robbed of a win against Kansas, but the tournament continues to surprise with its unpredictability. The athletic director at Long Beach State even timed his decision to fire Dan Munson in hopes of inspiring his team to victory, which worked momentarily against Arizona. Washington State, like in previous years, lost a winnable game despite having a lead. Coaches like Dana Altman of Oregon and Tom Izzo of Michigan State continue to overachieve, adding to the excitement of the tournament. Overall, the NCAA basketball tournament is a thrilling event where anything can happen, and the unexpected often does.

    • Underdog teams shine in NCAA basketball tournamentSeveral number 11 seeds advanced to the next round, causing upsets and excitement for fans and bettors, while number 6 seeds had a rough day.

      Underdog teams shined during the first round of the NCAA basketball tournament, with several number 11 seeds defying expectations and advancing to the next round. Tennessee, Iowa State, and NC State were among the teams that exceeded predictions, while number six seeds had a particularly rough day, going 0-3. Dayton made headlines with an impressive comeback against Ohio State, and Gonzaga and Kansas set up an anticipated matchup in the second round. Despite some disappointing results for favorite teams, fans and bettors alike found joy in the unexpected upsets and the excitement of March Madness. However, the controversy surrounding the call against Kansas State against Western Kentucky may continue to be a topic of discussion.

    • Interpreter Scandal Raises Questions About Gambling in SportsThe recent scandal involving Shohei Otani's interpreter stealing money and the potential role of gambling in sports highlights the double standard in how high-profile players are treated versus lesser-known ones in gambling scandals. The excitement of March Madness and potential upsets also adds to the conversation.

      The world of sports can be full of unexpected twists and turns, as evidenced by the recent revelation about Shohei Otani's interpreter allegedly stealing four and a half million dollars from him. This incident raises questions about the interpreter's financial situation and the role of gambling in sports. Another key takeaway is the double standard in how baseball, and potentially other sports, handle high-profile players versus lesser-known ones when it comes to gambling scandals. The discussion also touched on the excitement surrounding March Madness and the potential upsets that could shake up the tournament. Lastly, the story of Devlin Hodges, a Samford alum who led his team to an impressive comeback, serves as a reminder that even when things seem hopeless, there's always a chance for a turnaround.

    • MLB dealing with gambling scandal involving Shohei Otani and interpreterJapanese baseball player Shohei Otani discussed potential gambling debts with teammates, raising MLB's suspicion, complicating contract negotiations and potentially involving inside info sharing with bookmakers.

      The MLB is currently dealing with a potential gambling scandal involving Shohei Otani and his interpreter. Otani, a Japanese baseball player, was discussing potential gambling debts with his teammates, mentioning a large sum of money and a long repayment period. The interpreter seemed frustrated, suggesting that the money was supposed to be available for betting soon. Otani is currently in negotiations for a new contract, which could explain the large sum of money. The situation is complicated by the fact that Otani was gambling on sports, and the possibility that he may have been providing inside information to bookmakers. The MLB is now involved in the situation, as it was revealed that Otani was gambling while overseas in Korea. It's unclear what exactly Otani was gambling on, but there are suspicions that it may have been casino-related. The situation is particularly interesting because of the moral high ground that baseball has taken in the past, with notable scandals such as Pete Rose and steroid use. The situation is still developing, and more information is expected to come to light in the coming days. In the meantime, Uber Eats is encouraging listeners to take advantage of their delivery services during the March Madness tournament.

    • NCAA tournament disappoints Kentucky fans, calls for Calipari's exitFans and experts react to unexpected NCAA tournament results, including Kentucky's loss to Oakland, with disappointment and frustration, calling for Calipari's buyout.

      The NCAA tournament brought disappointment for Kentucky fans as their team lost to 14-seed Oakland, leading many to call for the end of Calipari's era. The fans' frustration is palpable, with some calling for Calipari's buyout of $33 million to be exercised. The loss is particularly painful after the team's slow start in the tournament, reminiscent of their performance as a one seed against Gardner-Webb the previous year. The disappointment is shared by the speakers, who express their sadness and frustration over the situation. The tournament also saw other upsets, such as Western Kentucky's poor performance against Marquette, and UAB's loss in the opening round of the NIT. Overall, the tournament has been filled with unexpected results and emotions, leaving fans and experts alike to reflect on the unpredictability of college basketball.

    • Kentucky basketball's recent struggles and fan frustrationCoach Calipari's focus on NBA development, lack of set plays, poor defense, and inconsistent performance have left Kentucky basketball fans frustrated and questioning the program's direction. A potential solution could be for Calipari to hire top assistant coaches and focus on teaching winning fundamentals.

      Kentucky basketball's lackluster performance in recent years, with only one NCAA tournament win since 2019 and no SEC tournament wins since then, has left fans frustrated and questioning the direction of the program. Coach Calipari's focus on developing players for the NBA and his refusal to change his approach despite the team's lack of success is not resonating with the fan base. The absence of strong relationships with key stakeholders, such as the AD, boosters, and media, further exacerbates the situation. The team's lack of set plays, poor defense, and inconsistent performance have left fans feeling that the program is more focused on recruiting than coaching. A potential solution could be for Calipari to hire top assistant coaches and focus on teaching winning basketball fundamentals, but his unwillingness to admit the need for change may hinder this outcome.

    • Adapt or Lose: The Importance of Change in College Basketball CoachingCoaches who fail to adapt and bring in fresh perspectives risk losing their teams and success. Humility to learn and evolve is crucial in today's college basketball landscape.

      Successful coaches, like Calipari, who refuse to adapt and listen to new ideas or bring in assistant coaches with fresh perspectives, risk losing their grip on success. This was highlighted in the discussion with the example of Nick Saban, who has shown the humility to bring in new ideas and adapt to changing times, leading to continued success. The ability to change and evolve is crucial in today's college basketball landscape, where players are staying in college longer due to Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals. The first coaches Kentucky would likely call if Calipari were to leave would be Jay Wright and Brad Stevens, but the next viable option could be Scott Drew from Baylor, who has expressed his affinity for Kentucky in the past.

    • Discussing the Kentucky basketball coaching search with guest Matt PainterHosts praised Matt Painter's likability and their interview performance, discussed other potential coaches, and emphasized the importance of a successful Kentucky coach

      The hosts of a sports talk show were intimidated by a guest they had on their show and were concerned about how they came across during the interview. They had previously had some interviews that didn't go well, so they were determined to make this one a good one. They praised the guest, Matt Painter, for his likability and thought they did a good job despite feeling uneasy. They also discussed other coaches they believe would be good fits for the Kentucky job, including Dana Altman and Jay Wright, and expressed their desire for a coach who can win and be a rock star in the state of Kentucky. Overall, they emphasized the importance of having a successful coach for the Kentucky basketball team and the pressure that comes with the job.

    • Kentucky fan base: Passionate but unreasonableDespite their intense love for basketball, Kentucky fans are infamous for their emotional and unreasonable criticism towards their coaches and players. However, there are exceptions to this reputation, and the fan base's last true moment of happiness was in 2015 during the Elite Eight victory.

      The Kentucky fan base, known for their passion and intensity towards their basketball team, is notoriously unreasonable and critical towards their coaches and players. During a radio show discussion, it was mentioned that the fans' anger and calls to the show were likely to be emotional and unreasonable. However, the speakers also highlighted the kindness and good nature of two specific individuals within the Kentucky basketball community, who stand out as exceptions to the fan base's reputation. The conversation also touched upon the last time the fan base was truly happy with their team, which was during their victory in the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament in 2015. Overall, the conversation underscored the complex and sometimes contentious relationship between the Kentucky fan base and their basketball program.

    • NCAA Basketball: Yukon Huskies' Tough Road to the Final FourThe Yukon Huskies, as the ultimate one seed, face challenges but remain a dominant force in the NCAA basketball tournament, with their coach's motivation and local fan support providing advantages.

      Despite the challenges and unexpected losses in the NCAA basketball tournament, particularly for teams playing on Thursdays, the Yukon Huskies are seen as a dominant force with a tough road to the final four. Their status as the ultimate one seed and the motivation of their coach, Titus, make them a strong contender. The location of their games in Brooklyn and Boston, while a potential source of distraction, may also provide an advantage with the support of local fans. The belief in the unpredictability of the tournament and the potential benefits of futures or making the sweet 16 in bracket pools were also discussed. The importance of focusing on the team in front of you rather than the entire bracket was emphasized. Despite the challenges, the excitement and unpredictability of the tournament were also acknowledged.

    • Discussing Wisconsin's basketball predictions for the tournamentWisconsin's versatility and athleticism give them an edge, but concerns about perimeter defense and individual players could impact their run.

      Despite the unexpected distractions, the hosts discussed their basketball predictions for the upcoming games, particularly Wisconsin's run in the tournament. They acknowledged that Wisconsin's form in February may not matter and that their versatility and athleticism give them an edge. However, they also noted concerns about their perimeter defense and the potential impact of individual players like James Madison's James Bass and Houston's Tramon Mark. Ultimately, they expressed confidence in Wisconsin's chances but acknowledged that upsets are always possible.

    • NCAA Basketball: Wisconsin vs James MadisonUnderdog James Madison may surprise with three-point shooting and big gym experience against Wisconsin, despite new rims and potential nerves in Barclays Center.

      The discussion revolved around the upcoming NCAA basketball tournament game between Wisconsin and James Madison, with Wisconsin being a favorite but James Madison being considered an underdog due to their three-point shooting abilities and experience in big gyms. The speaker expressed concern about the new rims in the Barclays Center and the potential impact of the moment being too big for James Madison players. Despite the speaker's personal fandom for Wisconsin, they suggested considering an underdog bet on James Madison for potential financial gain. The conversation also touched upon the speaker's past experiences attending games and the importance of team dynamics in tournament success.

    • Discussing college basketball bracket picks and team concernsDuke's lack of emotion may impact their performance, Texas A&M vs. Nebraska and New Mexico vs. Baylor are exciting matchups, and the speakers have made various bets for the tournament

      The speakers in this podcast are discussing their college basketball bracket picks and their concerns about certain teams. They mention that Duke might not be as strong as previous years due to a lack of emotion and angst from the players. They also discuss potential bets they have made, including one where the loser has to gain weight. They express excitement about several matchups, such as Texas A&M vs. Nebraska and New Mexico vs. Baylor. They also share their opinions on other teams, like Wisconsin and Clemson. Overall, they are looking forward to the tournament and making their predictions.

    • Auburn's SEC gauntlet and NCAA tournament testsAuburn's undefeated record is impressive but untested against top SEC teams. NCAA tournament will provide a truer test. Public perception and unique strengths/weaknesses of teams matter.

      While Auburn has been impressive this season, their undefeated record comes with the caveat that they haven't faced the top SEC teams. The SEC gauntlet of Tennessee, Kentucky, and Alabama poses a much greater challenge than their wins against Florida, Mississippi State, and South Carolina. The NCAA tournament will provide a truer test of Auburn's abilities. Additionally, the public perception of teams like UConn and FAU can sometimes sway betting lines, but it's important to consider each team's unique strengths and weaknesses. For instance, Northwestern, despite being an underdog, has a dynamic player in Boobooie and a strong fan base. The NCAA tournament is full of surprises, and it's crucial to consider all factors before making predictions.

    • New Mexico's surprising NCAA tournament performance and potential upsetsNew Mexico defied expectations, Houston plays tough defense, North Carolina faces competition, and upsets are possible in March Madness

      New Mexico surprised many with their impressive performance in the NCAA tournament, despite Clemson being favored. The perception of teams can vary greatly, and New Mexico's hot streak made them a formidable opponent. Houston is another potential upset, as they play a challenging defensive style and have opponents that can score points. North Carolina is also expected to face tough competition, and their matchup could be surprising. In the NIT, Villanova's participation is uncertain, but it would be amusing if they finished second. Stanford Steve, a basketball enthusiast, plans to watch the games at home with multiple TVs for maximum coverage. He finds going out to watch games distracting due to the focus on fantasy teams. The March Madness setup includes early NIT games on Saturday and the potential for upsets throughout the tournament. Visible Wireless, with its transparent pricing and unlimited 5G data, is a wireless company worth considering for sports fans looking to avoid hidden fees.

    • Unexpected bond between Scott and Frank during college football game dayDespite contrasting personalities, Scott and Frank formed an unlikely bond during a chaotic college football game day, demonstrating adaptability and shared love for sports.

      The bond between Scott Van Pelt and Frank Walker, despite their contrasting personalities, led to an unexpected and enjoyable experience during a college football game day. Frank, known for his long walks, and Scott, a respected sports commentator, found common ground and shared a memorable experience. The day was filled with excitement and high spirits, with many fans in an intoxicated state, making it a unique and unforgettable occasion. Despite the chaos, Scott handled the situation with grace and professionalism, demonstrating his adaptability and ease in handling unexpected situations. The conversation also touched upon the upcoming NBA finals, with Steve expressing his hope for a Boston-Denver matchup due to the storied histories of both teams and the presence of the best player in the world. Overall, the discussion showcased the unexpected camaraderie between two individuals and the excitement surrounding the world of sports.

    • Mets Fans' Entertaining Dynamic: Frank's Fictional Suffering vs. Scott's OptimismDiscussed incorporating Frank's Mets-related suffering into sports broadcasts, MLB's overseas opening day, Steve's college choices, and favorite bets for upcoming games.

      The discussion revolved around the unique and entertaining dynamic between Frank and Scott, two sports fans with contrasting attitudes towards their favorite team, the Mets. They joked about incorporating Frank's fictional world of Mets-related suffering into the sports broadcasts, turning his torturous imagination into reality. The conversation also touched upon the topic of Major League Baseball's decision to have opening day overseas during the NCAA tournament and the hypothetical implications of Steve attending different colleges. Additionally, they discussed their favorite bets for the upcoming games and Steve's approach to filling out his NCAA bracket. Overall, the conversation showcased the lighthearted and engaging banter between the two sports enthusiasts.

    • Discussing March Madness predictions and personal connectionsThe speakers shared their excitement for March Madness, predictions for final four teams, and personal connections to the games, as well as their plans to attend. They also expressed their enthusiasm for rivalries and hatred between teams, and mentioned the affordability of Visible Wireless.

      The speakers in this conversation were discussing their excitement for the NCAA basketball tournament, March Madness, and sharing their predictions for the final four teams. They also shared stories about their personal connections to the games and their plans to attend the event. The speakers expressed their enthusiasm for the rivalries and hatred between teams, which they believe adds to the excitement of the sport. Additionally, they mentioned the affordability and convenience of Visible Wireless, a wireless company offering unlimited 5G data for only $25 a month.

    • Office Fun and Transparent Wireless PlansVisible Wireless provides a clear $25 monthly fee, while the office adds fun gadgets and Morgan & Morgan offers a no-win-no-fee policy.

      Visible Wireless offers a simple and transparent $25 a month wireless plan with no hidden fees. Meanwhile, Morgan and Morgan can help with various unpleasant situations, such as injuries or home repairs, with their no-win-no-fee policy. The office employees have been adding fun gadgets to their workspace, including a shooting machine, to break up the monotony of work. Hank and Big Cat have been competing in shooting contests, with Big Cat insisting he's a better shooter despite the stats showing otherwise. The office has also installed a popcorn machine, golf simulator, and is considering a flight simulator and barber chair. While Hank believes three-point shooting is subjective and he might be able to outperform Big Cat, the latter remains confident in his superiority. The discussion also included a mention of the Rick Pitino shooting drill and the poor performance of one team during it. Overall, the conversation revolved around transparency, competition, and fun office additions.

    • Reflecting on aging and past accomplishmentsBilly and PFT acknowledge their aging process and the reality of being surpassed by younger athletes, but remain optimistic and engaged with sports through their podcast.

      Both Billy and PFT have come to terms with their aging process and the realization that they are no longer in their athletic prime. This has led them to reflect on their past accomplishments and acknowledge that they have been surpassed by younger, more competitive individuals. Additionally, they discussed the challenges of traveling during major sporting events and the difficulties of staying connected to the action while on the go. Despite these setbacks, they remain optimistic and continue to engage with sports and each other through their podcast. Overall, the conversation highlights the natural progression of aging and the importance of adapting to new circumstances while maintaining a sense of humor and camaraderie.

    • Supporting friends during March MadnessDespite challenges and disagreements, the speaker remains committed to supporting his team and friends during March Madness, embracing teasing and banter along the way.

      The speaker, despite the challenges of March Madness and the potential for disagreements with a colleague, remains committed to supporting his team and friends, even if it means dealing with teasing and banter. The speaker also shares his regret about missing a streaming event due to travel and the financial implications of betting on the tournament. Additionally, the speaker reflects on the importance of appearance during marathon streaming sessions and the impact of technology on their interactions. Overall, the discussion highlights the camaraderie and friendly competition that exists among sports fans, even during the high-pressure and emotionally charged atmosphere of March Madness.

    • Disappointment over losing NCAA basketball bracket picksThough losing NCAA basketball bracket picks may not have serious consequences, some people still care deeply about their predictions and view it as a matter of personal pride.

      Even though making losing bracket picks in the NCAA basketball tournament may not have any real-life consequences, some people still take pride in their predictions and consider it an expression of their personal integrity. The speaker lamented his loss of Drake in the Elite Eight but acknowledged that the stakes were much lower than in other sports like football, where losing could result in punishments. The conversation then shifted to a lighter note, discussing hypothetical punishments for losing brackets and joking about personal grooming. Ultimately, the speaker looked forward to continuing the NCAA basketball discussion on the show and encouraged listeners to join in.

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    Handicapping the Hardwood College Basketball Picks & Tips with Kyle Hunter February 22, 2021
    Host Adam Burke and pro bettor and handicapper Kyle Hunter chatted about all things college hoops on the February 22 edition of the show. The guys started with some general conference tournament thoughts, plus analysis of the Horizon League, America East, and Big South Conference Tournaments that will start this week. They talked about money line rollovers and conference tournament betting strategies.

    After breaking down the start of the postseason, they went into the regular season format with injury news and updates, positive and negative regression teams, fade/follow teams, and a handful of games for this week, including St. John’s vs. Villanova, Indiana vs. Rutgers, West Virginia vs. Baylor, Boise State vs. San Diego State, and Western Kentucky vs. Houston.

    #247: Departure of the Mack

    #247: Departure of the Mack
    On this week's episode, the Weavers dish about surprising conference leaders, praise Isiaih Mosley and Missouri State, award Player of the Year and Coach of the Year honors in the power conferences, and plenty more!

    Plus, a more streamlined Weekend Lookahead replaces the Game Previews section - games to watch (including KEY mid-major battles) + intriguing storylines!

    The Rundown
    (0:08) - Intro, Reviews
    (7:02) - Root's Roundup (Chris Mack discussion + other news and notes)
    (19:59) - Three Man Thoughts
    (20:09) - Surprising Conference Leaders
    (26:32) - Coaching Crises
    (34:17) - Surprising Bubblers
    (37:46) - ACC and SEC Bubblers
    (40:27) - The Missouri State Bears?! 
    (44:35) - Rank the Lurking Mid-Majors
    (49:08) - Power Conference POYs
    (58:02) - Power Conference COYs
    (1:03:03) - Weekend Lookahead

    Michigan State HC Tom Izzo, Uconn Dominates, UNC/Arizona Choke, World Series Picks + Fyre Fest

    Michigan State HC Tom Izzo, Uconn Dominates, UNC/Arizona Choke, World Series Picks + Fyre Fest

    The Caleb Love vs RJ Davis matchup was stopped by Caleb Love and RJ Davis (00:00:00-00:09:02). Uconn is on an absolutely domination path and Terrance Shannon may be the only guy who can stop it (00:09:02-00:19:31). We talk World Series picks and Fridays Games (00:19:31-00:34:53). MIchigan State Head Coach Tom Izzo joins the show to talk about his career, tough coaching, his famous WAR drill, having a hoarse voice and tons more (00:34:53-01:21:15). We finish with Fyre Fest of the Week (01:21:15-01:35:09).


    You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/PardonMyTake

    Picks & Predictions with Tony George – Conference Tournament Byes, Big 12, and Big Ten Tournaments

    Picks & Predictions with Tony George – Conference Tournament Byes, Big 12, and Big Ten Tournaments
    On the Tuesday March 12 edition of BangTheBook Radio, host Adam Burke was joined by professional handicapper Tony George of Doc’s Sports for this week’s Picks and Predictions segment. Usually we have Tony on Thursdays, but we moved him to Tuesday this week to discuss conference tournament byes, the Big 12, and the Big Ten conference tournaments.

    Tony had some eye-opening stats and trends about byes in conference tournaments and what they mean for the teams. The guys also talked about the Big 12 Conference Tournament in Kansas City to handicap a pretty open field, where Kansas is just a #3 seed. The guys also went to Chicago for the Big Ten Conference Tournament, which is back at the United Center. This is one of the deepest conferences in college basketball, so you don’t want to bet it without Tony’s thoughts.