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Host Adam Burke and pro bettor and handicapper Brad Powers from BradPowersSports.com got together one final time for this college basketball season to chat a little bit about the FCS, the Final Four, the National Championship Game, and some future improvements to their college hoops handicapping. The FCS chat was short and sweet, as line value hasn’t worked out in Brad’s favor and a lot of teams have opted out of the season over the last couple of weeks, but the guys still wanted to make mention of what is happening on the gridiron.

On the college basketball side, Adam and Brad talked about what we’ve seen in the NCAA Tournament so far and if any of that will carry over in their minds to future tournaments. The guys discussed Houston vs. Baylor and UCLA vs. Gonzaga with picks, leans, and breakdowns before looking at the look-ahead lines for the National Championship Games. Finally, the guys talked about what they took away from this college basketball season and how they’ll look to use that in the future.

Host Adam Burke and our Wednesday guest Kiev O’Neil from The Oddsbreakers had the chance to go in-depth in a big way on the Final Four matchups on this edition of ATS Radio. The guys gave a few quick thoughts on what we’ve seen so far and things that they will look to carry over into future tournaments before discussing Saturday’s two games.

Houston vs. Baylor and UCLA vs. Gonzaga are Saturday’s matchups with a berth in the National Championship Game on the line. Adam and Kiev had a difference of opinion on Houston vs. Baylor, but mostly fell in line with their thoughts on UCLA vs. Gonzaga. They projected out the lines for the Championship Game and then recapped the 2021 college basketball season with some good, some bad, and some things to carry over into next season.

Host Adam Burke and regular Tuesday guest Brian Blessing were reunited after a change to last week’s schedule. Adam and Brian started with college hoops right out of the gate, taking a look at tonight’s Elite Eight action with USC vs. Gonzaga in the first game and UCLA vs. Michigan in the second game. The guys also discussed some early thoughts on the Houston vs. Baylor line.

On the NHL side of things, the guys discussed the playoff picture and the futures market, including some thoughts on how the playoffs look pretty well-defined already and how home/road splits could progress going forward. Quick thoughts on the NASCAR dirt race and the standings setup sent the boys into a chat about the Valero Texas Open with a weak field and a lot of players at some decent prices that could make noise. Finally, it is a big weekend for horse racing with three Kentucky Derby prep races.

Host Adam Burke and pro bettor and handicapper Kyle Hunter from HunterSportsPicks.com covered the NCAA Tournament from all angles on this edition of the show. After talking about what we’ve seen in March Madness so far, the guys took a look at all four Elite Eight matchups. They started with Oregon State vs. Houston and then moved into Arkansas vs. Baylor. They also looked at all four possible combinations for the Final Four on the right side of the bracket and projected out those lines.

Moving over to the left side of the bracket, Adam and Kyle shared their thoughts on USC vs. Gonzaga and also UCLA vs. Michigan. After breaking those games down, they talked about the potential lines for the Final Four for those teams as well.

High winds and a shaky power grid weren’t enough to slow down host Adam Burke and pro bettor and handicapper Brad Powers from BradPowersSports.com on this edition of ATS Radio. The guys started with some college football chatter, as Brad put out his FBS College Football Spring Guide this week with power ratings and win total projections for every time. The guys also talked FCS for Spring Week 6 with this weekend’s action and an overview of the markets. Brad also shared a few picks.

The rest of the show was dedicated to the NCAA Tournament. The guys went through all four regions with the West, South, Midwest, and East giving first-round picks, some futures looks, some sleeper teams, and a general betting overview of the first round of March Madness.

Host Adam Burke and pro bettor and handicapper Kyle Hunter love this time of the year and you can hear it in their voices on ATS Radio. Today’s show was pretty much all about March Madness and the NCAA Tournament. The guys gave some general betting tips and an overview of how to bet the NCAA Tournament, money line rollovers vs. futures prices, the venue changes for this year’s tournament, and so much more.

Then the guys went region by region, going West, South, Midwest, and then East to talk about potential upsets, good betting spots, futures opportunities, coaching mismatches, and a bevy of things to help you get an edge when handicapping the first and second round games. They even looked at Final Four and Elite Eight futures. And they even worked in the NIT and the CBI quickly at the end of the show as well. It was an awesome show and maybe the best of the season.

Host Adam Burke and pro bettor and handicapper Kyle Hunter hit a lot of college basketball conference tournaments on today’s show. The guys were able to share insight on futures betting, plus totals angles, interesting matchups, and a whole lot of pertinent betting info on the podcast. These are some of their favorite shows and that excitement level was certainly carried throughout the episode.

In order, the conference tournaments the guys discussed are AAC, ACC, Big East, Big West, Conference USA, Big Sky, Big Ten, MAAC, MAC, MEAC, Mountain West, Pac-12, SEC, Southland, SWAC, and WAC. With a late show and some scrambling because of computer problems, the Big 12 got lost in the shuffle, but the guys still shared a lot of great basketball betting information to help you this week and beyond.

Host Adam Burke was ready to talk some more hoops as Kiev O’Neil from The Oddsbreakers joined the show on March 3. Adam and Kiev talked about conference tournaments at the start, with the A-10 Tournament and the Missouri Valley Tournament both in the spotlight. The guys talked about some picks to win and some money line rollovers options, along with other betting angles. They finished college hoops talking about the four Big Ten games across tonight and tomorrow.

Quick UFC thoughts with some picks from Kiev on Amanda Nunes vs. Megan Anderson and Petr Yan vs. Aljamain Sterling finished up the show on a high note.

Host Adam Burke and Kiev O’Neil spent some time together on Wednesday to chat college basketball and UFC on ESPN+ 44. They started in college hoops with a recap of Ohio State vs. Michigan and then some thoughts on the conference futures market with a couple weeks until the conference tournament. The guys hit on tonight’s Indiana vs. Rutgers game and also talked about Iowa vs. Michigan, Ohio State vs. Michigan State, and Northwestern vs. Minnesota for Thursday.

On the UFC side of the ledger, Adam and Kiev talked about Jairzinho Rozenstruik vs. Ciryl Gane, Nikita Krylov vs. Magomed Ankalaev, and also Pedro Munhoz vs. Jimmie Rivera for the UFC on ESPN+ 44 card coming up this Saturday. The guys gave picks on those three fights and also talked about some UFC betting strategy.

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.

College basketball betting was the primary focus of today’s edition of ATS Radio, as host Adam Burke and Kiev O’Neil talked about some of the advantages to betting college basketball second halves. They shared some examples of why this makes sense and what it can do to benefit your bankroll and your bottom line. They also talked a little bit about key numbers and why line value matters so much in a sport marred by fouls and late-game free throws.

The guys also took a look at tonight’s college basketball games with a rematch between Nebraska and Maryland and then also Minnesota on the road at Indiana. Then they discussed tomorrow’s trio in the Big Ten with Iowa vs. Wisconsin, Ohio State at Penn State, and Rutgers at Michigan. Finally, Adam and Kiev wrapped up looking at Curtis Blaydes vs. Derrick Lewis and Yana Kunitskaya vs. Ketlen Vieira on this weekend’s UFC card.

Host Adam Burke and pro bettor and handicapper Kyle Hunter from HunterSportsPicks.com gave out a lot of great information and helpful betting tips on the college basketball betting markets on today’s show. The guys talked about NCAA Tournament futures from a listener question, but also discussed how teams may not have conference tournaments and what kind of impact that will have on regular season betting.

After that long breakdown, the guys went into the usual talking points with some regression candidates on the positive and negative sides, fade and follow teams, coaches that excel late in the season, and then several game breakdowns, including some premium pick look-aheads from Kyle and some food for thought on other matchups.

Host Adam Burke and Brad Powers from BradPowersSports.com had a lot of helpful insights and betting tips on this edition of ATS Radio. The guys started with some final thoughts on the NFL and on something that they should have seen coming and will focus more on in the future. They stayed with football to talk about FCS College Football, which starts this weekend with McNeese State and Tarleton State, as Brad shared a comprehensive breakdown and a pick on the game.

The guys talked about some FCS betting strategies and also about the upcoming FBS College Football season before going into a college basketball discussion. They discussed a cautionary tale for bettors looking to fire on name-brand, blue-blood programs and then looked at some other betting angles that have been profitable before Brad shared a couple of picks for the Friday night card.

Host Adam Burke and Kiev O’Neil from The Oddsbreakers chatted it up on today’s edition of ATS Radio. Adam and Kiev started with some final thoughts on Super Bowl LV and about how the AFC playoff picture is likely to shake out for next season. Then it was time to talk college basketball. Kiev has noticed some things that KenPom is not accounting for that the market is taking for granted and he addressed how to find some edges based on things like home/road splits and injury updates.

The guys hit all three Big Ten college basketball games for Wednesday night and also Thursday and Friday’s games, with Indiana vs. Northwestern, Rutgers vs. Iowa, and Wisconsin vs. Nebraska tonight, Purdue vs. Minnesota on Thursday, and Illinois vs. Nebraska on Friday. To round out the show, Adam and Kiev talked about UFC 258 with thoughts on Kamaru Usman vs. Gilbert Burns, Maycee Barber vs. Alexa Grasso, and Kelvin Gastelum vs. Ian Heinisch.

Host Adam Burke and Kyle Hunter had some laughs, some head-scratchers, and some very good thoughts on the February 8 edition of ATS Radio. The guys started by recapping some happenings from Super Bowl LV about the game and by thinking ahead to Super Bowl LVI futures. After that, it was all about college basketball.

COVID pauses and injury updates led off the segment, followed by some regression candidates, both on the positive and negative sides of the spectrum. Then the guys took a look at some fade and follow teams and talked about how well underdogs have done recently and some other late-season factors. Finally, they tried to talk about some games this week, one that was unknowingly canceled right before the show and one that could be canceled, but it was a fun segment and the guys took it all in stride.

Host Adam Burke and Kyle Hunter got together to start the month of February on what we hope is a high note with this edition of ATS Radio. Adam and Kyle talked about Super Bowl LV, the movement on the side and total, and then about some of their favorite prop bets for the game. Adam had a couple, which is what he’ll do with each segment this week, and Kyle shared three, as the guys helped listeners start putting together that prop portfolio.

On the college basketball side of things, Adam and Kyle started with some injury notes and COVID updates before launching into teams that are regression candidates, fade candidates, or follow candidates. Adam recapped the teams during each segment and the guys made a case for playing on or against several teams around the country. Finally, they finished up by looking at games for this week, including Baylor vs. Texas, Mount St. Mary’s vs. Bryant, Ohio State vs. Iowa, Minnesota vs. Rutgers, and Southern Miss vs. Rice.

Host Adam Burke and guest Brad Powers covered a lot of ground on Super Bowl LV between the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers to start off this edition of ATS Radio. They talked about side and total thoughts and some of the line movement that could show up as we head into next week. The guys also chatted about the prop betting markets, how to organize your thoughts with so many of them, and some beneficial betting strategies with those opportunities.

The guys transitioned over to the college basketball side for a bit to talk about how some advantages can present themselves if you pay attention to the news. Injuries and COVID absences are not fully accounted for with some of the most popular college hoops sites that are out there, but the lack of originality in the college basketball betting odds means edges for you. Adam and Brad discussed that in detail with specific examples, looked at Michigan State vs. Rutgers and Memphis vs. SMU for tonight, and then finished up with some weekend takes.

Host Adam Burke and pro bettor and handicapper Kyle Hunter of HunterSportsPicks.com got together to chat about the Super Bowl and college basketball on today’s edition of the show. Adam and Kyle started with Buccaneers vs. Chiefs to talk about the side and total and the early action that we’ve seen on the game thus far. They also talked about what to watch for with the line as we go forward.

On the college basketball side, the guys had a lot of notes to follow along with on positive and negative regression candidates and also some fade and follow teams. The guys each contributed some teams and stats of their own for both long-term and short-term fades in upcoming games. They also looked at several games for this week, including Dayton vs. Saint Louis, Drake vs. Missouri State, BYU vs. Pepperdine, Boise State vs. Colorado State, Stephen F. Austin vs. Abilene Christian, and Iowa vs. Illinois.

Football and basketball were the primary focuses on today’s edition of ATS Radio. Host Adam Burke welcomed back Kiev O’Neil from The Oddsbreakers to chat about the NFC Championship Game and the AFC Championship Game. The guys gave their thoughts on Buccaneers vs. Packers and Bills vs. Chiefs on both side and total, but Kiev also added some player props analysis based on the matchups and how the games could play out.

On the college basketball side, Adam and Kiev talked about conference specialization and the importance of narrowing your focus for a variety of different reasons. Whether you have time constraints or just want to attempt to beat the market and get closing line value, focusing on certain conferences is a great idea. In that same spirit, the guys talked about the Big Ten, with some interesting trends in conference play and then thoughts on Rutgers vs. Penn State, Indiana vs. Iowa, and Michigan vs. Purdue.

Host Adam Burke and professional bettor and handicapper Kyle Hunter had a really fast-paced show for today’s edition of ATS Radio, but they managed to work a ton of information into the show. The guys started in college football with some box score notes and regression signs from across the country that should factor into your game handicaps. They also talked about Louisiana vs. App State and West Virginia vs. Iowa State on highlight videos, while working in some of the other picks on their radar for Week 14.

We don’t have a lot of data points on college basketball as of yet, but there is still a lot to talk about. Adam and Kyle talked about the nature of the odds movement so far and also highlighted a strong trend about neutral court games early in the season. They talked about some coaching upgrades that have taken hold and a couple of regression signs before hitting on what could very well be a premium play for Kyle between North Texas and Mississippi State on Friday.