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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

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

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 Bets In 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.

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 Edg

Munaf Manji and SleepyJ talk NFL Week 10 review. Sleepy and Munaf talk NFL product, Vegas and more. Key Game and Team Analysis Atlanta 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): Slee

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 Bets 1. Christian McCaffrey’s Return and 49ers’ Playoff Strategy Munaf 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 Race The 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, lik

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!!" Podcast The "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.

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers discuss NFL Week 10 from a betting perspective. The wiseguy roundtable also discusses election betting from a market perspective and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

-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 Overview The 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.

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college football week 11 from a betting perspective. Ben and Griffin both give out best bets. 0:06 - 0:31 (Speaker 3): A coach emphasizes aggression, urging players to "out-block, out-tackle, and out-hustle" their opponents with a "no doubt" mentality. 0:31 - 1:26 (Griffin Warner): Hosting the podcast, Griffin recounts his recent betting successes, standing at 6-4 on best bets for the season, and aims to continue his positive streak. 1:28 - 2:41 (Big East Ben): Ben reflects on a tough week, expressing regret over betting on Nebraska, who struggled against UCLA. He notes Nebraska's failure to perform, underscoring a pattern of poor choices leading him to cautiously optimistic takes for future games. 2:54 - 4:16 (Griffin Warner): Griffin observes that as the college season progresses, certain matchups stand out as "easy" bets, although betting inherently carries risk. He mentions the public’s heavy backing of teams like Nebraska and Pitt, noting that such bets often

Scott Seidenberg, Steve Fezzik and Mackenzie Rivers discuss NFL week 9 review. The guys also talk some election betting and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SleepyJ and Steve Fezzik talk NFL Week 9 & 10. Fezzik becomes mayor for the day and we go rapid fire questions and Fezzik gives out an early best bet. Detailed Quote Analysis "I don't know how New Orleans lost to Carolina." (Steve Fezzik, 1:15 - 1:47) Fezzik expresses disbelief over New Orleans' loss despite statistical dominance. This reflects on the unpredictability in betting, where strong performances do not always align with outcomes. The analysis highlights how certain outcomes disrupt betting pools like Survivor contests. "Philly crushed Jacksonville… somehow they didn't cover despite winning the yardage two for one." (Steve Fezzik, 1:15 - 1:47) This insight points to betting nuances where final scores misrepresent on-field domination. Fezzik underscores that bettors face frustrations when obvious statistical advantages fail to translate into covered spreads. "Saquon Barkley looked amazing… that spin move backwards hurdle over that guy’s head." (SleepyJ, 1:47 - 2:37) This vivid play descrip

Former MLB Pitcher Josh Towers and Scott Seidenberg tie a bow around the 2024 MLB season and take a look at the biggest Free Agents this offseason. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College Basketball is ready to go for the new season. Big East Ben and Griffin Warner talk CBB futures and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers break down the best picks for NFL Week 9. Dave Essler also chimes in with his best bet. Key Game Analysis: Arizona Cardinals vs. Chicago Bears (3:42 - 7:39): Fezzik’s Pick: Arizona, citing their extraordinarily tough schedule, which included playoff contenders, making them statistically undervalued. The Bears, in contrast, faced weaker opponents. Stat Analysis: Arizona has been competitive with an average of 5.9 yards per play, despite tough matchups. The Bears were outgained by 0.6 yards per play. Insights: RJ notes Arizona's strength of schedule adds about 3.2 points to their power rating, while Chicago’s easier schedule puts them at a disadvantage. Washington Commanders vs. New York Giants (17:28 - 30:16): RJ’s Pick: Washington, highlighting their offensive efficiency despite red zone failures in a previous meeting with the Giants. Fezzik’s Counter: While he recognizes Washington’s strength, he backs the Giants, leveraging psychologi

Munaf Manji and Steve Reider talk NFL Week 9 player props. The guys have been red hot and are looking for another best bet winner. Key Highlights & Quotes Analysis: Start (0:00-3:15): Munaf introduces the show, emphasizing its success with a strong track record of prop bets (7-1 on Monday Night Football props). He humorously notes Steve's Halloween costume and recaps their team's recent success (10-2 record). Texans’ Stephon Diggs Injury (3:16-5:44): Munaf reveals Stephon Diggs' season-ending ACL injury suffered in Week 8, impacting Houston’s offensive strategy. Steve acknowledges Diggs' contribution but highlights potential struggles for Houston, particularly in matchups against strong defenses like the Jets. Ravens Trade (5:45-7:06): Discussion shifts to the Ravens acquiring Deontay Johnson. Steve calls it "an embarrassment of riches," noting Baltimore’s potent offense but questioning the need for more wide receivers instead of defensive reinforcements. Quarterback Props (7:44-12:09): Steve selects

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers are back for this weeks episode. The guys talk the biggest games for NBA Wednesday and give out best bets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben break down the biggest games for CFB Week 10. The guys also give out best bets. The Week 10 preview on the Need for Screens College Football Podcast, hosted by Griffin Warner and Big East Bend, offers in-depth analysis on notable matchups, betting strategies, and team/player statistics. Here's a detailed breakdown of key discussions, including timestamps, quotes, and insights. Introduction (0:31 - 2:31) Warner opens with a recap of previous picks, noting Big East Bend’s overall 4-2 success last week, despite an “egg” laid by Illinois. They discuss current bets at “50% for the season,” hoping for a strong finish, especially in bowl season. Ohio State vs. Penn State (2:32 - 5:39) Warner introduces Ohio State as a 3.5-point road favorite over Penn State, with a total score line at 45. Big East Bend laments the noon kickoff, feeling it dampens Penn State’s home advantage, especially since Ohio State has dominated Penn State, winning 11 of the last 12 meetings. Key injury concerns f

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik and Scott Seidenberg look back on NFL Week 8 recap. Summary Week 8 Recap Jets vs. Patriots (Steve Fezzik, 0:35): Fezzik downplayed the Patriots’ 15-10 win, noting they were outgained by over 100 yards. He questioned the Jets’ timeout usage in the first quarter, citing coaching issues. Josh Allen as MVP Contender (Scott Seidenberg, 7:18): Seidenberg argued for Allen as MVP, noting his performance improvement, but RJ Bell countered, mentioning Lamar Jackson's similar stats. Bell also remarked on how MVP expectations have intensified in recent years, reflecting a shift in voting culture. Kansas City Chiefs (Mackenzie Rivers, 26:26): Rivers praised Mahomes' recent performances, suggesting the Chiefs are finding their offensive rhythm with solid defensive backing. However, Bell observed that despite the Chiefs’ success, public enthusiasm seemed lacking. Washington Commanders' Efficiency (Scott Seidenberg, 11:18): Seidenberg highlighted Washington’s strong net opportunities, suggesting

Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner discuss MLB Word Series Game 4. The guys give out a best bet after a great MLB Game 3 podcast. In "MLB World Series Game 4 Preview," hosts Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner examine Game 3, highlighting key plays, controversial calls, and betting strategies ahead of Game 4. The Dodgers, poised for a sweep, capitalized on early scoring and strong pitching in Game 3, putting the Yankees on the ropes. Munaf and Griffin analyze each team’s strengths and weaknesses while focusing on the pivotal role of Freddie Freeman and bullpen strategies likely to shape Game 4. Game 3 Recap Dodgers' Momentum: The game started with a key home run by Freddie Freeman, which set the tone and rattled Yankees’ pitcher Clark Schmidt. This early push allowed the Dodgers to control the pace, leading to an eventual victory that held even against late Yankees attempts to rally. Umpiring Controversy: Griffin highlights missed calls, especially against Gleyber Torres, that may have stymied a Yankees comeback.