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Bet Like a Pro: Where Will Tim Tebow Wind Up?

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After just one season as a member of the NFL’s New York Jets, third-year quarterback Tim Tebow was released by the club on April 29. The winner of the Heisman Trophy in 2007 joined the Jets from the Denver Broncos in 2012 after New York sent a pair of draft choices to Denver. The move didn’t surprise the player or fans though as it was expected to happen sooner rather than later after the Jets went 6-10 last season.

The Jets still have Mark Sanchez as their starting quarterback, but his future with the team could also be on the bubble. John Idzik, the general manager of the Jets, is trying to get his club back on track and the quarterback position appears to be his number one priority at this moment. The Jets chose quarterback Geno Smith from West Virginia in the NFL Draft with the 39th selection overall and then three days later said goodbye to Tebow.

With the selection of Smith, some insiders feel the Jets may also let Sanchez go if he doesn’t improve this season. However, the club has already announced that Sanchez will be a member of it at least throughout the pre season. It’s believed Sanchez will remain with the team since it would cost New York $8.25 million to release him. The Jets will head into the pre season schedule with Sanchez, Smith, Greg McElroy, Matt Simms, and David Garrard as their quarterbacks.

Tebow is now free to join another NFL club after spending most of last season watching from the sidelines. He never seemed to earn the confidence of head coach Rex Ryan last year even when Sanchez struggled. Tebow is seen by many as an NFL-caliber player and could end up with another team in the near future. The Montreal Alouettes of the CFL (Canadian Football League) are also reportedly interested in him.

David Caldwell, the general manager of Jacksonville, said even though it’s Tebow’s home town, he won’t end up there with the Jaguars. He could interest Marc Trestman, the new coach of the Chicago Bears, but Tebow would have to back up starter Jay Cutler. Trestman has worked with Tebow before at the Senior Bowl as well as before the 2010 draft and said he’s very impressed with Tebow’s abilities and work ethic.

The San Diego Chargers could be another possibility as quarterback Philip Rivers struggled last season, but new head coach Mike McCoy will likely go with him against next season. McCoy worked with Tebow in Denver though and knows how good he can be when he’s on his game. Tebow led Denver to the playoffs in 2011 and McCoy hasn’t forgotten that. It’s possible that San Diego would take a chance on Tebow as he could seriously challenge Rivers for the starting job.

Since Tebow hails from Florida it’s possible that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers could be interested in him. He’s attract a lot of fans there even if he’s used as starting quarterback Josh Freeman’s backup. Tampa Bay currently has Adam Weber and Dan Orlovsky as backups along with Mike Glennon, a third-round draft choice. Tebow shouldn’t have a problem reaching number two on the team’s depth chart.

A long shot would be to join the New England Patriots to back up starter Tom Brady. It’s possible that he could play on special teams as well as a fullback/tight end. Another long shot could be ending up in the CFL with the Alouettes as they hold Tebow’s negotiating rights in the Canadian league. Wherever Tebow ends up, he’s surely going to attract a lot of attention.

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Basketball Betting

2013 NBA Playoff Favorites to Win Championship (Vegas Odds)

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Celtics vs. Knicks, Warriors vs. Nuggets, Bulls vs. Nets, and Grizzlies vs. Clippers start the NBA playoff odds and picks. Sports betting champ Stevie Vincent is refreshed after some time off.

The Heat, Spurs, and Thunder top the list of NBA playoff favorites to win the 2013 NBA Championship

Celtics vs. Knicks odds, picks onWarriors vs. Nuggets, Bulls vs. Nets point spread predictions, and Grizzlies vs. Clippers selections are on tap.

Sports betting champ Stevie Vincent is on a 16-4 tear overall, 110-68 with Level 5, he has Level 4 and Level 5 pro basketball winning picks. It is led by Inner Circle Club winner nine in row. The play is up now on OffshoreInsiders.com

Grandmaster Sports Handicapper Joe Duffy is a 12-4 basketball run for the best handicapper in the world. It was a great March Madness, but the NBA playoffs will be even better. The top side and top total are up for Saturday NBA.

Four MLB have been added including three, yes three Wise Guy plays. This includes a team that has won 11-of-12 to the Saturday starter. Another team has a split of an OBP of just .235. We specify and fade them. Which small favorite or underdog has a 22-7 series edge? Joe Duffy’s GodsTips has it all.

Power of 620 sports services behind every selection, the MasterLockLine is unloading. It was another sweep yesterday. Rainouts prevented it from being even better, but the MasterLockLine sweeps with Houston and the New York Yankees. The Master is now on a 73-25 run. The No. 1 MLB service for 2013 is now +27.4 units already based on units won out of more than 620 sources monitored. Based on one-unit per bet, this is the best start ever for an MLB service through April 19 of any year. This goes back to 1982 based on units won, one unit per bet! By comparison, the No. 2 service is +15.3 units. Wednesday they go 3-0 with San Diego +228 and White Sox +111. Thursday it was Seattle +151 and New York Mets OVER. Friday, a rainout left just the New York Yankees which won again You know it’s legit, because you got them all right here. Season high five MLB plays

No. 1 NBA service for 2012-13 is out of North Texas based on units won out of more than 620 sources monitored has two NBA plays, a side and total

Bo Eason is the No. 1 ranked handicapper all sports combined since 1990 and the only handicapper in the world with positive units won in each sport (college and pro counted separately) in that timeframe. 10*s are his biggest play and he has the top NBA postseason winning percentage of all time. Two top rated 10* NBA. Get the picks now from the handicapper on the OffshoreInsiders.com Network.

Baseball Betting

Baseball Picks Game Preview: New York Mets at Colorado Rockies

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After the New York Mets had seen two consecutive games get wiped out due to bad weather, the team is hoping to play two games today. The Mets, who had the first game of their four game set against the Colorado Rockies wiped out due to snow last night, are set for a day/night doubleheader today as Major League Baseball hopes to squeeze all four games of this series in around sloppy weather. First pitch for Game One at Coors Field is set for 3:10 pm, and the Mets will send righty Dillon Gee (0-2, 7.71 ERA) to the mound. Gee, who is looking to snap a two game losing streak, will face off with righty Juan Nicasio (1-0, 4.91 ERA) for the Rockies. Here is the lineup the Mets will send out for the first game.

  1. RF Jordany Valdespin
  2. 2B Daniel Murphy
  3. 3B David Wright
  4. 1B Ike Davis
  5. C John Buck
  6. LF Lucas Duda
  7. CF Kirk Nieuwenhuis
  8. SS Ruben Tejada
  9. SP Dillon Gee

 

Pre-Game Notes:

  • Game time temperature will be around 46 degrees with a 36 degree wind chill.
  • There was so much snow on the field last night that Colorado Rockies owner Dick Monfort grabbed a shovel and helped remove some snow.
  • The Mets went 2-5 against the Rockies in 2012, but both of their victories were in Coors Field. 
  • John Buck gets a start in the day game of the double header, which is likely because manager Terry Collins expects it is the more likely of the two games to get played. Expect Anthony Recker to start in the night cap. 
  • Ike Davis will look to get on track in the hitter friendly confines of Coors Field. Davis is hitting only .128 with one home run and two RBI’s in 10 games.

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Baseball Betting

Sports Betting Champ: 2013 Phillies Revealed

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Let us examine the latest Phillies performance last night in Cinncinatti: The starting pitching was solid, the offense was mostly absent and the bullpen blew the game in the 8th inning, resulting in a loss. Sound like a familiar scenario? It should; that describes most of the 2012 season. Ugh.

Is this Déjà vu or Déjà voodoo? Has someone or something cast a sleepy spell over this team for the second consecutive year? It is like Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs in the bullpen passing the cursed apple around to the rest of the team. If the drowsy Phils are waiting for Prince Charming to deliver true love’s kiss and wake them up, they may be waiting for quite a long time…

Because if Chase Utley’s 2 run bomb to tie the game up in the 8th inning wasn’t enough to light a fire under this team, I cannot imagine what would be enough. Or how about Cliff Lee’s gutsy performance after a very weird 7th inning? He wound up only allowing 2 runs in 7 innings, which is a pretty good day.

And then there was the amazing, stupendous, brain-warping, Superman catch that Ben Revere made earlier in the game. Nearly everyone on the team starred in awe as Revere flew through the air backwards and nearly horizontal to snag this ball. He even had the presence of mind to throw the ball in to double up the runner, even after smashing face first into the ground after the catch.

Still, this team could not rally late in the game. They had only 5 hits total on the night. Both Jeremy Horst and Mike Adams struggled in the 8th, allowing 2 more runs to the Reds who had also had difficulty finding hits early in the game.

Worse, the Reds came into this game on a 5-game losing streak. The Phillies should have crushed them. Instead, they went down in flames, losing by a score of 4-2. Their offense has been on the Most Wanted list for 4 straight games now. No one seems to know where it went.

Meanwhile, the Braves still only have 1 loss (to the Phils, oddly enough) and the Fightins’ are lurking near the bottom of the NL East in 4th place. Ok, it is only April, I know…still, this team needs to WAKE UP!

Perhaps I am being a little rough on the team here. But it is easier to be angry about a silly baseball game than have to think about what a sad day it was yesterday. Although Monday was Jackie Robinson day, sadly, this was overshadowed by the tragedy in Boston earlier that day. So while I am in the mood to rant, can I just say, what is with these freaking psychopaths bombing innocent people?? I am outraged, as are the rest of the sane to mostly-sane people of the world.

My heart goes out to all the people affected by this senseless act of evil. I wish I had better words to convey my sympathies. But all I can think is sad, sad, sad… :O(

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Baseball Odds: Daily Notes for Tuesday, April 16th

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Pedro Alvarez is poised for a BIG day against his historical punching bag, Jake Westbrook

Just like last year, I’ll be combing over box scores and scouring local beat writers’ reports each morning to help ensure  you have all the information you need in order to make the right decisions for your fantasy baseball lineup. So make sure you check back at this very spot for Hot/Cold Streaks, Injury News, Closer Updates, Daily Stats, and more so that you can stay one step ahead of the rest of your league!

 

5 Good Nights, 5 Bad Nights

It’s a fact of life that every baseball player goes through hot and cold streaks. It’s important not to let those streaks influence a player’s fantasy baseball value too much, but it is important to be aware of how a player is doing within a short period of time (a seven-day sorter is always a good tool to use). A player’s short-term numbers can be the difference between winning and losing in daily games, and it can also make a huge difference in year-long leagues. For instance, if you can keep finding the second basemen on hot streaks and dropping them for another streaking second basemen once they get cold, you can piece together a very useful middle infielder-by-committee for your roto team. So before we get to today’s games, let’s take a spin through last night’s box scores to identify who had a good night and who had a bad night on Monday, April 15th.
 
5 Good Nights

  • Joe Mauer: 4-5, 2 R, HR, 3 RBI
  • Ryan Zimmerman: 2-5, 2 R, HR, 4 RBI
  • Jed Lowrie: 2-4, R, 4 RBI
  • Ryan Dempster: 7.0 IP, 2 H, ER, 2 BB, 10 Ks
  • Bronson Arroyo: 8.0 IP, 5 H, 2 ER, 3 K’s, W

 

Honorable Mention: Brandon Moss, Allen Craig, Tyler Moore, Nate Freiman, Jon Jay, Cliff Lee, Jordan Zimmerman, Kevin Correia, Jeremy Hellickson, Tommy Milone, Mark Buehrle, Paul Clemens
 
5 Bad Nights

  • Erik Bedard: 0.1 IP, 2 H, 6 ER, 4 BB, K
  • James McDonald: 1.2 IP, 8 H, 3 ER, 2 BB
  • Gavin Floyd: 4.1 IP, 9 H, 4 ER, 3 BB, 6 Ks
  • Josh Hamilton: 0-4, 2 Ks
  • Jimmy Rollins: 0-4, K

 

Dishonorable Mention: Joe Blanton, John Maine, Lance Lynn
 
Daily Grab Bag

Check back here for daily updates on injuries, closer battles, player news, and anything else that might affect your fantasy baseball team.
 

  • As the closer carousel continues to spin in St. Louis, Edward Mujica looks poised to get the next save opportunity and is definitely worth grabbing if you’re chasing saves.
  • Chase Headley (thumb) has progressed well enough in his rehab to the point where he may be activated by the Padres as soon as today.
  • Brett Lawrie (ribs) has been activated by the Blue Jays and will be in Toronto’s lineup when they take on the White Sox tonight.

 

3 Up, 3 Down, and Throwing Darts

Starting and sitting the right pitchers on a day-to-day basis is often the linchpin of winning any fantasy baseball league – roto, head-to-head, daily, and otherwise. In order to give you some help picking your pitchers for today, I’ve gone through all of the stats that I could (pitchers’ career numbers vs. certain hitters and lineups, home/road splits, lefty/righty splits, etc) and have made nine recommendations. I’m not going to proclaim that I’ll get these 100% correct all season, but anyone that does should be sitting on an island that they own in the Pacific – not writing fantasy baseball articles. The goal here is to play the odds the entire season and slowly build your “win” percentage closer to 100% than to 50%.
 
Here are today’s recommendations with, 3 Up (three pitchers you shouldn’t think of sitting), 3 Down (three pitchers with some warning flags for today), and Throwing Darts (three pitchers that I’ll be taking a flier on):
 
3 Up

Kris Medlen vs. Kansas City Royals

Doug Fister at Seattle Mariners

Derek Holland at Chicago Cubs
 
3 Down

Ubaldo Jimenez vs. Boston Red Sox

Brandon McCarthy at New York Yankees

Dillon Gee at Colorado Rockies
 
Throwing Darts

A.J. Griffin vs. Houston Astros

Jake Westbrook at Pittsburgh Pirates

Chris Capuano vs. San Diego Padres
 
Swings and Misses

A hitter’s career numbers against a pitcher don’t always tell the whole story, but it can be informative if used correctly. I’m of the opinion that some information is better than none, and while there are other pieces to the puzzle of setting your daily lineup (splits, weather, etc.), I think a hitter’s career numbers against a pitcher can be very indicative of future success or failure. Some guys just own certain pitchers, and vice versa. As such, I’ve gone through today’s matchups and picked the best (and worst) matchups I could find. Anything less than 10-12 career at-bats is a relatively small sample-size (so take those with a grain of salt), but sometimes that’s all that is available.
 
Swings

  • Pedro Alvarez is 11-for-19 (.579) with two home runs and eight RBI in his career against today’s starter, Jake Westbrook.
  • David Wright is 6-for-14 (.462) with three home runs in his career against today’s starter, Jeff Francis.
  • Ryan Braun is 5-for-14 (.357) with three home runs and six RBI in his career against today’s starter, Barry Zito.
 

Misses
  • Kevin Youkilis is 1-for-14 (.071) against today’s starter, Brandon McCarthy.
  • Josh Willingham is 2-for-19 (.105) in his career against today’s starter, Jason Vargas.
  • Adam Dunn is 4-for-24 (.167) in his career against today’s starter, Josh Johnson.

 

If you have any questions, comments, complaints, or have a suggestion on a feature you’d like to see covered in these daily reports, please contact me @FantasyTrade411 or email me at FantasyTrade411@gmail.com and I’ll be happy to respond.

 

 

 

 

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Baseball Betting: Boston Red Sox Place Joel Hanrahan On 15-Day Disabled List

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MLB News: Tuesday the Boston Red Sox placed relief pitcher Joel Hanrahan on the 15-day disabled list due to a sore right hamstring. The move is retroactive to April 14.

Fantasy Ramifications: Hanrahan, who has pitched for the Washington Nationals, Pittsburgh Pirates and Boston Red Sox in his career had a terrific 2011 and 2012 season as the Pirates closer in which he totaled 76 saves while striking out more than one batter per inning, while keeping his earned run average below 3.00. Those are number that scream fantasy gem, yet with the hamstring injury hindering his effectiveness on the mound, he has had a very dissapointing first year in the American League.

Look for Andrew Bailey to continue to act as the Boston closer until Hanrahan is healthy enough to take that role. Bailey is an excellent short-term option for any fantasy team that is in need of a closer.

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Basketball Betting

Sports Gambling’s Top Experts Opine on Elite 8 NCAA Tournament

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The Elite 8 is here. Of all the handicappers in the world, easily the two best entering March Madness—Joe Duffy’s GodsTips and Stevie Vincent—have been the two best in March Madness. Both are exclusively on OffshoreInsiders.com

What an NCAA Tournament it has been for the pros. Here is who is hot and who has the big play for the Elite 8 of the Big Dance 2013. We start out with America’s only Grandmaster Sports Handicapper Joe Duffy.

Mr. March continues another historic season with winners from the NCAA Tournament, College Insider, and NBA. We are 68-39 with all Wise Guy plays as part of our Million Dollar March. Get GodsTips picks now.

Stevie Vincent is simply about winning. It does not matter if it is high profile and the most obscure game on the board. TGO is in love with the College Insider Tournament. He has College Insider Game of a Lifetime among two winners from that tournament.

No. 1 postseason NCAAB handicapper this year is up 19.4 units in all postseason tournaments including conference tourneys. Big Dance Game of the Year on Wichita State/Ohio State side

Now to From Power of 620 sports services behind every selection, the MasterLockLine

Kongpop Sukhibomrong, head of the famed Pan-Asian Syndicate has overtaken Statmaven Sports as the No. 1 all-time ranked sports service in terms of plays that were re-released on the MasterLockLine based on units won. One NBA and one college today from No. 1 totals sources in all sports

Mark the Shark, the top handicapper west of the Mississippi. He’s been offered nearly seven figures per year to join a famed Las Vegas sports handicapping marketing giant, but has spurned offers because they demanded marketing concessions that would negatively affect his modules. He is a stunning 9-1 with NBA Games of the Month going back to last season. NBA Game of the Month for March is LA Clippers/Houston.

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Basketball Betting

Saturday, Round 3 NCAA Tournament Predictions From Top Basketball Services

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To the surprise of nobody, the Lord of the Big Dance, veteran sports handicapper Joe Duffy of OffshoreInsiders.com is dominating the NCAA Tournament.

It is now the Round of 32 playing to make the Sweet 16. Technically it is Round 3 of the NCAA tournament, though most consider it round two. Whatever one calls it, make sure you call it winners.

Here is the objective rundown of who is hot and who has the big plays for Big Dance Saturday action.

Minnesota, La Salle, Temple are the latest winners as Wise Guy picks for GodsTips. The Million Dollar March on Las Vegas continues as GodsTips is 62-38 with Wise Guy plays. Five (steam added 10:47 ET) huge college basketball winners are up from the Big Dance for Saturday, led by another Wise Guy winner.

Power of 620 sports services behind every selection, the MasterLockLine has $298 worth of picks for just $16.

The No. 1 NCAAB service since tipoff of 2011 is out of Tobacco Road, now known as the Research Triangle and the heart of college basketball. Their success is equally spread among all conferences. 2-1 yesterday. One more winner today

Staff Purchase Play, this is when we pay a major sports service to release a major play before the sports service itself does. Major radio tout is advertising on 200 plus radio stations, local and network their Stone Cold Parlay of the NCAA Tournament. They are selling it for $74. You get it for pennies

Luther Wade is ranked No. 1 in all sports since the turn of the century. They are 16-2 the last 18 in college basketball including 7-0 yesterday. First Round Game of the Year on San Diego State wins. Now CIT Game of the Year Rider/East Carolina

Kongpop Sukhibomrong, head of the famed Pan-Asian Syndicate has overtaken Statmaven Sports as the No. 1 all-time ranked sports service in terms of plays that were re-released on the MasterLockLine based on units won.  NCAA Tournament total

No. 1 NBA service for 2012-13 is out of North Texas based on units won out of more than 620 sources monitored has two NBA winners, one side, one total

Worldwide betting advisory for those who wisely bet Stevie Vincent’s picks! Another winning day as Stevie nails another Perfect Play on Iowa. 91-47 Level 5 plays, 114-62 overall are among the latest numbers from Stevie Vincent.

A Perfect Play is up among five winners, three on collegiate hardwood, two pro. A Perfect Play is included. The top angle in each game is a stunning 68-3 to the number. Those of you who bet on Perfect Plays are extremely happy. Those who only bet Level 5s are even happier. Those who bet every single, solitary Stevie Vincent pick with no exceptions are giddy. Get the picks now

Basketball Betting

Friday’s Big Dance 2013, Round 2 Top Sports Service Picks

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Day two of the NCAA Tournament, though officially of the second round of the Big Dance. America’s top service GodsTips goes 6-3 sweeping Wise Guys to open it up.

Joe Duffy’s GodsTips is Mr. March. The Lord of the Big Dance is earning our moniker. GodsTips goes 6-3 Thursday led by Wise Guy sweep with Davidson and Colorado State.. Friday’s card promises to be even better with two NCAA Tournament Wise Guy sides plus a college basketball total in the overnight report. Get the picks now as more steam will be winning in the morning.

Universal betting alert has been issued! There is a reason why Stevie Vincent is known as The Great One. He is 90-46 with Level 5 play led by St. Louis and Wichita State yesterday. Get five winners. Two in pro basketball and three in collegiate hardwood including the first Perfect Play, a game side, of the Big Dance. Get the biggest totals bet of the tournament thus far as well. Five winners are yours in all. The top angle in each game is a combined 63-3. No wonder the overall run is 111-61

MasterLockLine EXCLUSIVE:  Widely considered the most decorated handicapping contest winner in history, “Fat Al” from Raleigh has an exclusive arrangement to give us his real money maximum best bets.  He calls them his “no offense, you don’t know what you are talking about” bets to anyone who disagree. Most top sportsbooks have him on their “winners list” of sharp players. Just second pick in any sport in 2013

Luther Wade is ranked No. 1 in all sports since the turn of the century. They are 16-2 the last 18 in college basketball including 7-0 yesterday. First Round Game of the Year on Oklahoma/San Diego State

The No. 1 NCAAB service since tipoff of 2011 is out of Tobacco Road, now known as the Research Triangle and the heart of college basketball. Their success is equally spread among all conferences. Four Friday winners

Service out of the southeast is without any debate the top big play service since summer of 2009 with big plays. Their biggest play is a Deposit Slip in which they average less than two per week. On a 4-0 and 6-1 run with Deposit Slips, another on an NBA total. Get the picks now or a free pick from OffshoreInsiders.com

Basketball Betting

NCAA Tournament 2013 Best Bets For Gamblers

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To most, the real NCAA Tournament starts today with couch potato overload. Valparaiso-Michigan State commences Big Dance spread betting at OffshoreInsiders.com

Who are the highest rated handicappers and who has the best picks for the NCAA Tournament 2013? Here is the objective rundown.

The Power of 620 sports services behind every selection, the MasterLockLine has $265 worth of picks for just $16.

Service out of Chicago is No. 1 since 1992 in all sports combined led by their famed Prime Plays. First Prime Play of entire postseason on Baylor by a billion yesterday. Montana/Syracuse total is the second

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YY0c2szlq5Y

Sports service out of the Twin Ports is the No. 1 in all sports since 2009. Their top plays are Pinnacle Plays. 6-0 Pinnacle Play tear with Houston Cougars. Two Pinnancle Plays Missouri/Colorado State, Akron/VCU

The No. 1 NCAAB service since tipoff of 2011 is out of Tobacco Road, now known as the Research Triangle and the heart of college basketball. Their success is equally spread among all conferences. 3-1 with NCAAB last two days including La Salle Wednesday. You know it’s legit, because you got them all right here. Two sides, two totals from Big Dance

Sensational handicapper out of Philadelphia is No. 3 all-time in all sports and No. 1 since Jan 1, 2010 overall. He rated picks 5, 7.5, and 10 stars. He has hit 14-of-18 in the NCAA Tournament going back to last year and is 83-39 going back to 2008. 10* side Wichita State/Pittsburgh

Yes, they are all on the MasterLockLine. Now to The Great One Stevie Vincent. Sorry, Stevie is not for those who revel in the thought of paying somebody to guess at every tournament game. He caters to pro gamblers who like to win and win at unprecedented winning percentages. That modus operandi has him tearing up the books to the tune of 109-60. Get three NCAA Tournament winners including a No Limit lock.

Now Center of the Handicapping Universe GodsTips. We are 57-37 with Wise Guy plays. We added morning steam, a strong competitor consensus. We have hit our only NCAA Tournament side with James Madison and plenty more to come. Five winners are up, four are day games. Get the picks now at OffshoreInsiders.com