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Written by Matt Stevens
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Thursday, 26 January 2012 07:42 |
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 The college basketball betting is just starting to get underway as the teams continue to jockey for position in the upcoming March Madness NCAA tournament. The top spots in the rankings have been changing so frequently that none of the top 25 teams can take anything for granted. Heading into this coming weekend, the price per head sports experts do not see the very top rated teams having a lot of trouble with their games. But the action among the rest of the top 25 should be pretty intense as some teams are trying to avoid being considered “bubble teams” for the upcoming NCAA championship.
Saturday – (1) Kentucky @ LSU
The only loss that LSU has this season which was not a close game was its early season loss to the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers. But LSU’s schedule is not all that impressive and it has sustained some disappointing losses to some teams that it should have beaten.
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Read more... [College Basketball Weekend Preview: Ranked Teams Take to the Court]
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Written by Charlie Jimenez
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Tuesday, 24 January 2012 08:20 |
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 The more things change the more they stay the same, is a phrase that describes the sports betting 2011 – 12 NFL season perfectly. After a four month long lockout, a shortened training camp and exhibition season, many bettors and experts, we included, thought this season may be the year in which one of the historically poor teams came alive and won the Super Bowl. Instead, despite the drastic price per head change in the season, two of the strongest franchises prevailed for the ultimate rematch. New England and the New York Giants are set to renew hostilities in two weeks time. Here is a preview of the Super Bowl 42 rematch set to take place in the house that Peyton built on Sunday February 5, 2012. 
In 2008, the odds of a Super Bowl victory for the New York Giants seemed insurmountable entering their Super Bowl 42 clash against the undefeated New England Patriots. However, similar to their NFC Championship game against the San Francisco 49ers last night, the Giants defense kept the team in the game the whole way through, limiting Brady and the Patriots offense to only 14 points on the day.
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Read more... [Super Bowl 46 Will Be The Biggest Rematch in NFL History]
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Written by Andrew Scofield
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Tuesday, 24 January 2012 07:09 |
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 The Super Bowl XLVI has actors: the New England Patriots and the New York Giants will fight this February 5 at Lucas Oil Field for the Vince Lombardi trophy in a meeting full of history and implications.
The Patriots and Giants staged one of the most thrilling Super Bowls in recent times. In 2008, these two teams played the Super Bowl XLII, the Patriots came to undefeated and looking for the perfect season and the Giants looking to surprise the Goliath of the league. At that time the team of Tom Coughlin and Eli Manning won 17-14 in dramatic fashion with moves such as the legendary David Tyree received and the winning touchdown from Manning to Plaxico Burress.
The match was played in Indianapolis, home of the Colts team he plays for Peyton Manning who has strong ties with the two quarterbacks on the field. Peyton and Tom Brady are widely regarded as the two best quarterbacks of his era and have been involved in a rivalry that marked history, while the Colts superstar is the older brother of Eli, on which he has cast a shadow of what has found it difficult to exit.
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Read more... [Patriots and Giants Super Bowl XLVI Analysis]
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