Stanford and Cal are 5–0 against the kenpom spread under these conditions. Does that mean anything?
Today’s Best Bets: Movement on the Super Bowl Line
The market inches towards the Eagles.
Good Things Shrewing: Composure Bad, Talent Bad, Inconsistency…Good?
Notre Dame goes to Tallahassee, trying to save some dignity.
Free Hoops, Episode 2: Jake Marsh
Longtime Pardon My Take podcaster and current freelance broadcaster Jake Marsh joins the program.
Today’s Best Bets: Pitt Isn’t Impressive. But Is Virginia?
How slow an offense is too slow, and how big a line is too big?
NIT Bracketology: Our First Eight Out
Changes from Friday, plus who’s close to our projected field.
Today’s Best Bets: The First College Basketball Weekend
One pick each for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Updating Our NIT Bracketology: Carolina Blue; Arkansas Too
Hubert Davis: We meet again.
Today’s Best Bets: Washington State Seeks Revenge
WCC hoops!
Today’s Best Bets: Miami’s Still Bad, Right?
The Hurricanes covered a spread again Saturday. Have they stabilized?
Good Things Shrewing: Notre Dame’s Back to .500
Two straight wins have some air back in the Irish sails.
Today’s Best Bets: Can Notre Dame Get Rolling?
Notre Dame hasn’t won close very often. What should we make of that?
Divine Providence, One Year Later
How the documentary got made, the real Blue Demon Degenerate, and what made Jeff Goodman so mad.
Free Hoops, Episode 1: 3 Bid League
NIT Stu is back in the podcast game.
Today’s Best Bets: The Early Super Bowl Line
The better franchise vs. the better team. Also: NC State goes to Durham.
ACC Basketball on The CW (Jon and Kevin Edition)
Duke gets a revenge chance against NC State, while Virginia and Miami ask what it means to play basketball.
Today’s Best Bets: More Miami Basketball
The Hurricanes are back for more, and we’ve got our second batch of NFL conference championship plays.
Good Things Shrewing: Notre Dame Looks for Its First Win in Charlottesville
Things are bad. But in college basketball, bad things do have a tendency to get better.
