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Let’s recap a bit of last night's plays. In last night’s NIT quarterfinal matchup, Loyola Chicago defeated Kent State 72-62 to advance to the semifinals for the first time since 1962. The Ramblers were led by Miles Rubin’s 18 points and nine rebounds, with strong support from Jayden Dawson and Sheldon Edwards Jr. Despite a late push from Kent State, which included a 10-0 run, Loyola held firm and maintained control throughout the second half. Kent State struggled offensively, shooting just 36% from the field. The game total finished at 134 points, falling short of the 144.5 over/under line — meaning we narrowly missed hitting the over as the under cashed.
On the ice last night, the Vancouver Canucks rallied past the New York Islanders with a 5-2 win, powered by a quick three-goal surge spanning the second and third periods. Despite the Islanders taking a 2-1 lead midgame, Vancouver answered back with goals from Aatu Raty, Derek Forbort, and Teddy Blueger, while Kiefer Sherwood added two goals and an assist. Thatcher Demko stopped 26 shots in net for the Canucks, handing the Islanders their third straight loss and dealing a blow to their playoff hopes. Unfortunately, our money line pick on the Islanders didn’t hit as they couldn’t hold their early lead.
For our third play of the night, the UAB Blazers delivered a gritty performance in last night’s NIT showdown against the UC Irvine Anteaters, keeping it close from start to finish and ultimately securing a crucial cover for our bet. Entering the game as +4.5 underdogs, the Blazers battled hard on both ends of the floor, showcasing resilience and late-game execution that kept them well within the spread. Although UC Irvine managed to squeeze out a narrow victory, UAB’s tenacity and clutch play made sure we cashed the ticket on the spread.
Today we have 5 bets lined up for you - some MLB action and of course back to the Madness. Be sure to check out The Full Details and What the Public Thinks on these bets before jumping in. Let’s win some money!
Today's LIVE Bets:
MLB: Baltimore vs. Toronto - 3:07pm ET
Against the Spread - 👈 Click to get more info on tonights match up
Toronto +1.5
Analysis:
The Baltimore Orioles will be without their star offensive player, All-Star shortstop Gunnar Henderson, who ranks among the elite in Major League Baseball. This offseason, I feel the O's have struggled, especially with the departure of Anthony Santander, who hit 44 home runs last season and has now joined the Toronto Blue Jays. Toronto's roster has notably improved, particularly as they have both Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette playing for new contracts this season. Furthermore, Jose Berrios, projected as the Blue Jays' Opening Day starter, showcased solid form this spring, finishing with a…[Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...
MLB: San Francisco vs. Cincinnati - 4:10pm ET
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Cincinnati to win
Analysis:
We hold a positive view of the Cincinnati Reds as the new season begins. While the early season can be unpredictable, I’m keen to take advantage of Hunter Greene's potential, especially considering that opponents hit only .179 against him last year, which highlights his dominance on the mound. I see him as a sleeper candidate for the Cy Young Award in the National League. In contrast, I'm skeptical about the San Francisco Giants, as I perceive them to be in a rebuilding phase with a roster that lacks the depth needed to compete effectively in a challenging division. Given these dynamics, I'm confident in laying a short bet on Greene during the Reds' home opener, as I believe he…[Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...
NCAAB: Maryland vs. Florida - 7:39pm ET
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Florida -6
Analysis:
We're backing the Gators in this matchup. Historically, I’ve found that top seeds who face tough challenges in Round 2 often return with a stronger performance in the Sweet 16, especially when they have a favorable matchup. Florida seemed a bit tense early on when they faced the two-time defending champions, but after overcoming UConn, I believe they'll play more freely and confidently. They’re up against a Maryland team that also prefers to play at a fast pace but lacks significant depth, which could be a crucial factor as the game progresses. Although the Terps are notoriously difficult to blow out—they've only lost once by more than 6 points all season—I feel the Gators possess a higher level of…[Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...
NCAAB: Arizona vs. Duke - 9:39pm ET
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Duke -9.5
Analysis:
It’s been four months since Duke claimed a 69-55 victory over Arizona in Tucson on November 22, and the landscape has shifted significantly since then. Arizona, which started the season slower than expected with a 3-4 record in November, has managed to regroup and stabilize its performance. However, as we approach Thursday's matchup, the pressing question is whether Arizona has made enough progress to challenge Duke effectively. We're doubtful, primarily because Duke enters Newark with a nation-leading +21 points per game scoring margin and has covered the spread in 10 of its last 12 games, averaging an impressive 90 points per game during that stretch. This offensive efficiency, combined with their ability to dominate in various environments, puts them in a strong position. Additionally, insiders from the ACC suggest that this venue offers a regional advantage for…[Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...
NCAAB: Arkansas vs. Texas Tech - 10:09pm ET
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Arkansas +5.5
Analysis:
John Calipari has effectively navigated the challenges faced by the Arkansas team, particularly after freshman G Boogie Fland sustained a hand injury in late January. This injury unexpectedly provided an opportunity for FAU transfer Johnell Davis, who had a slow start this season but has since found his rhythm, consistently scoring in double digits since January 25. Calipari has made a strategic decision to utilize Fland off the bench upon his return, managing his playing time to prevent excessive ball usage that could disrupt the team's flow. Arkansas further benefits from considerable length and athleticism, especially in the frontcourt, which positions them well to counter Tech's JT Toppin. This physical advantage is critical as Toppin has been somewhat over-reliant on three-point shooting during the…[Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...
As always - Bet Smart, Bet Safe, Follow your strategy and let's win together!
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The Sports Corner Daily Team
📢 In Other Sports News
March Madness saw mid-majors left behind as the Sweet 16 field was dominated by power conferences, with teams ranked by title likelihood. In the NBA, LeBron James discussed his relationships with Michael Jordan and media figures, while Nikola Jokić dazzled with a no-look pass in a triple-double return. The PGA Tour's Florida Swing honored Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, with McIlroy pushing for clarity on the PGA-LIV merger. The NFL considered banning CeeDee Lamb’s celebration, while the Patriots and Bears stood out in offseason moves. In college football, Stanford’s coaching fallout left the program in flux, and Alabama secured a top 2026 recruit.
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