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Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk CBB betting for this weekend. The guys also give out best bets. Need for Seeds College Basketball Podcast - Episode Summary This episode of the Need for Seeds College Basketball Podcast, hosted by Griffin Warner and Big East Ben, dives into key matchups, team insights, and player performance in college basketball leading into the weekend. Topics range from recapping recent games to predicting outcomes for upcoming matchups. The hosts also share their best bets and provide promotional deals for their listeners. Speaker and Quote Analysis (with timestamps) Opening Recap and Banter (0:14 - 3:20) Griffin Warner summarizes their last episode’s best bets performance: a 2-1 record. A humorous moment arises as he explains this was due to an additional guest contributor, Marquette84, who maintained a perfect betting record. Big East Ben reflects on Arizona State picks, adding a family anecdote. His father offered casual but pointed insights about coaches like Bobby Hurley, indicati

Munaf Manji, SleepyJ and Steve Reider break down NFL player props for Week 14. The guys also preview MNF and give out a best bet. Key Points from the Transcript Quarterbacks: Brock Purdy of the 49ers was a central discussion point due to a depleted running back roster, with over 20.5 completions being projected. Justin Herbert's under 231 passing yards was suggested due to the Chargers’ reliance on an injured receiver corps. However, counterpoints favored Herbert exceeding 20.5 completions based on historical performances against strong defenses like Kansas City. Running Backs: Tony Pollard (Cowboys) was a favored pick with over 67.5 rushing yards, considering Jacksonville's poor rush defense in recent weeks. Tyrone Tracy of the Giants was highlighted for over 59.5 rushing yards against the Saints’ weak rush defense, marking him as the Giants’ key offensive contributor. Wide Receivers: A.J. Brown (Eagles) was expected to surpass 76.5 receiving yards in a pivotal game against Carolina, given injuries t

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL betting for Week 15. The guys give out the strongest picks and Dave Essler also provides a best bet. Arizona Cardinals' Difficult Schedule (6:03 - 7:01) "They have played Buffalo, Rams, Detroit, Washington, at San Francisco, back when the Niners were better, at Green Bay, Chargers, at Miami with Tua, at Seattle, at Minnesota, and then they had two games against Chicago and the Jets. That is a juggernaut of epic proportions." Analysis: Steve Fezzik highlights the Cardinals' grueling schedule, underscoring their resilience. The implication is that Arizona’s stats are impressive given their high level of competition, suggesting value in betting on them despite recent losses. Revenge Spot Analysis (8:16 - 9:19) "When you are the home team in that second game, like the Cardinals are here, 16-5 ATS by 7 points per game since 2012." Analysis: Scott Seidenberg uses historical data to reinforce the Cardinals' advantage in revenge scenarios, particul

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college football betting for Week 15. The guys are getting ready for bowl season and give out best bets. Quote Analysis: "Offense, play fast. Defense, swarm. Swarm and tackle." (0:05 - 0:18) The opening emphasizes aggressive gameplay strategy—highlighting fundamentals like swarming and blocking to dominate opponents. "Let them know. Leave no doubt tonight." (0:19 - 0:30) This rallying call urges teams to solidify victories with unquestionable performance, emphasizing decisiveness in critical games. "Why is Texas A&M running shotgun on the six-inch yard line?" (3:23 - 3:26) Warner critiques Texas A&M’s strategic choice during a crucial game moment, suggesting a lack of effective planning. "SMU is good... Their defense is limiting opponents to 2.6 yards per carry, sixth best in the country." (18:18 - 19:12) Ben praises SMU’s stellar defensive performance, spotlighting their capability to neutralize offenses and make key stops. Player Statistics and Insights: Haj

Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for the Hero World Challenge, plus a longshot outright winner for the Nedbank Golf Challenge. -Discussing top 6 on odds board at Hero -2 matchups -2 outrights -Sleeper, RL, scoring, best bet -Nedbank Outright (110/1) For more on the world of golf, follow Doc on X @drmedia59  Hero World Challenge Picks and Nedbank Golf Challenge Outright Summary This transcript focuses on detailed analysis and predictions for two major golf events: the Hero World Challenge and the Nedbank Golf Challenge. Hosted by Will Doctor, the podcast covers the state of professional golf, insights on specific players, and picks for both tournaments. The commentary spans from the challenges faced by Tiger Woods to specific player matchups and odds for the events.

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL Week 13 recap. The guys also discuss some options for NFL Week 14. NFL Week 13 Recap & Week 14 Lookahead This recap analyzes the NFL Week 13 action and looks ahead to Week 14, emphasizing team performance, player stats, and tactical insights. RJ Bell hosts, joined by Steve Fezzik, Mackenzie Rivers, and Scott Seidenberg, with the discussion ranging from coaching impacts to statistical anomalies and betting strategies. Key Moments and Analyses (with timestamps) 1. Ravens’ Downgrade (0:45 - 1:35) Analysis: Despite dominating stats, Steve Fezzik downgraded the Ravens by half a point due to inefficiencies in capitalizing on their performance. The debate highlighted how mental and technical challenges can derail kicking performance. Key Quote: “Once a downturn happens, it sticks, sometimes for a career.” – RJ Bell. 2. Chargers' Statistical Paradox (2:28 - 3:54) Analysis: The Chargers showcase a stark contrast: statistically underwhelming

Munaf Manji and Steve Fezzik talk NFL Week 13 review. Munaf and Fezzik also talk Las Vegas and much more. Summary: Fezzik's Focus - NFL Week 13 Review + Week 14 Quick Reactions This podcast, hosted by Munaf Manji with guest Steve Fezzik, reviews NFL Week 13 highlights, analyzes team and player performances, and provides initial reactions to Week 14. Discussions include game recaps, contest updates, live betting frustrations, and opinions on NFL strategies and decisions. Conclusion The podcast delivers an in-depth analysis of NFL Week 13, emphasizing key moments such as phony finals (games with misleading outcomes), standout player statistics, and team dynamics. Fezzik, a seasoned bettor, shares his perspectives on contest strategies, live wagering difficulties, and the implications of weather on games. The analysis also covers significant injuries, coaching decisions, and playoff implications for teams like the Chiefs, Bills, and Cardinals. It concludes with Fezzik’s thoughts on lifestyle and dining preferenc

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben and his Dad talk college basketball for this week. Best bets as always. Conclusion This podcast centers on basketball betting and analysis, emphasizing Marquette's recent strong performances, especially under the leadership of Cam Jones and coach Shaka Smart. The speakers explore the contrasts between team-building strategies, such as reliance on continuity versus transfers, and delve into Marquette's upcoming challenges, including matchups with Iowa State and Wisconsin. UConn’s recent struggles are dissected, highlighting player weaknesses and Dan Hurley's difficulties managing the team. The episode concludes with best bets, focusing on Montana State, Chicago State, and LaSalle, offering tactical insights for listeners. Key Points

Munaf Manji and SleepyJ break down NFL player props for NFL Week 13. The guys also preview MNF and give out a best bet. Summary of "NFL Week 13 Player Props + MNF Preview" This transcript covers an episode of the NFL Prop Show where hosts Munaf Manji and Sleepy J discuss NFL Week 13 player props, team performances, and Monday Night Football (MNF) insights. The conversation begins with reflections on Thanksgiving Day football games, the performance of specific teams like the Chicago Bears, and transitions into prop betting recommendations for key players across various matchups. The hosts share detailed analysis, trends, and statistics to back their prop bets. Conclusion The show delivers an in-depth discussion on NFL Week 13 with insights into team dynamics, coaching decisions, and player statistics. Munaf and Sleepy critique the Chicago Bears' coaching decisions during their Thanksgiving game, which led to Matt Eberflus' firing, highlighting his clock management failures. For prop bets, the hosts provide str

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL Week 13 betting. The guys break down all the Sunday games and give out best bets.

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers take a look at the NBA Friday slate for Black Friday. Munaf and Mackenzie also discuss futures wagers and best bets.

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben break down College Football betting for Week 14. The guys also give out best bets. Key Points and Analysis

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL Thanksgiving Day games. Plus, the guys discuss NFL Friday Raiders and Chiefs. Best bets as always. Detailed Breakdown of Quotes, Statistics, and Analysis: Thanksgiving Trends (0:59 - 1:51) Quote: "Since 2004, the favorites on Thanksgiving are 38-19 ATS." Analysis: The dominance of favorites on Thanksgiving underscores the impact of reduced preparation time, which often advantages superior teams. This trend is further emphasized for double-digit favorites, who perform exceptionally well (11-2-1 ATS historically). Detroit Lions vs. Chicago Bears (4:29 - 23:05) Player Insights: The Lions’ Amon-Ra St. Brown, David Montgomery, and other key players faced injury concerns but were deemed likely to play. Team Insights: Detroit boasts a stellar ATS record under Dan Campbell (65% career ATS). Chicago is in a tough spot, coming off consecutive divisional losses, including an overtime game, which historically disadvantages teams playing on sh

Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for the 2024 Australian Open at Kingston Heath and Victoria Golf Club. -Top 6 odds favorites -2 matchups -1 t20 -1 outright (16/1) -Sleeper -First Round Leader -Scoring -Best bet Summary of the Australian Open Golf Preview Podcast The transcript provides an in-depth discussion of the Australian Open golf tournament, highlighting notable players, statistical analyses, course details, and expert predictions. The host, Will Doctor, analyzes top contenders, identifies sleeper picks, and provides betting insights based on recent player performances and field composition. Key Points with Timestamp Analysis

Munaf Manji and Steve Fezzik talk NFL Recap and the week ahead. Plus, Fezzik talks Vegas contests and much more. Team and Player Statistics with Analysis Circa Survivor Contest (0:42-6:18) Survivor Stats: Week 12 began with 95 live entries and ended with 54, marking significant eliminations. An entry failed due to a missed pick, wasting $120,000 in equity. Strategy Advice: Fezzik emphasized the importance of proxies for critical decisions in high-stakes scenarios and advised against splitting multiple entries to underdogs. Phony Finals (7:07-11:49) Dallas vs. Washington (7:26): Despite a 60-point game, Dallas benefited from two kick-return touchdowns. Fezzik criticized their special teams management. Tennessee vs. Houston (8:44): The Titans dominated with 132 rushing yards versus Houston's 40. Houston's points were skewed by turnovers. Denver vs. Las Vegas (10:40): Denver’s 10-point win seemed exaggerated as stats were nearly equal. Fezzik noted the key role of turnovers. Rookie Quarterbacks (11:50-

RJ Bell, Scott Seidenberg, Steve Fezzik and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL Week 12 recap. Summary of NFL Week 12 Recap & Lookahead Conclusion Week 12 highlighted the NFL’s unpredictability, as some games turned on singular decisions or moments. The conversation emphasized data-driven perspectives on game strategies, like Baltimore's controversial fourth-down decision against the Chargers and critical errors that cost teams victories. Analysts also debated the outlook for teams like Philadelphia and Detroit in the NFC, weighing their strengths for playoff positioning. Insights about player performances, such as Derrick Henry’s durability and Justin Herbert's struggles in second halves, underscore the variability that shapes NFL outcomes. The document closes with a preview of Thanksgiving games, pointing to weather impacts and betting strategies. Key Points

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball for this weekends action. The guys also give out best bets. Summary of "CBB Friday Preview + Best Bets 11/22" This episode of the "Need for Seeds College Basketball Podcast," hosted by Griffin Warner and "Big East Ben," reviews dramatic recent games, including Baylor vs. St. John’s, and previews upcoming matchups. It incorporates player and team analyses, betting insights, and predictions. Game Highlights and Insights Baylor vs. St. John’s (0:12–7:29) Baylor narrowly defeated St. John’s 99–98 in double overtime, despite early struggles against St. John’s 72% three-point shooting in the first half. St. John’s blocked a dozen shots, revealing Baylor’s lack of rim awareness. Scott Drew’s timeout mismanagement and reliance on freshman guards highlighted Baylor’s struggles to close out the game. Alabama vs. Illinois (7:54–10:29) Alabama scored 103 points without National Player of the Year candidate Mark Sears, who opted to stay benched after recognizing a

Munaf Manji, SleepyJ and Steve Reider break down NFL Week 12 player props and preview Monday Night Football. Key Highlights Mike Tomlin's Legacy: The Steelers coach remains undefeated in seasons, lauded for maintaining consistency despite quarterback shifts. His ability to adapt is deemed remarkable, positioning him for Coach of the Year contention. Cincinnati Porch Crew Mention: A light-hearted aside about Steve's fandom and community ties. Player Prop Outcomes: Notable stats included Joe Mixon's performance over 85.5 rushing yards last week, showing the efficacy of the team’s prop betting recommendations. Analysis of Tommy DeVito: Discussed as a potential spark for the Giants, DeVito’s deep passing tendencies might boost Giants receivers’ outputs against a weak Buccaneers secondary. Brock Bowers' Rising Targets: Highlighted for his dependable receiving stats (e.g., over 18.5 yards long reception in 8/10 games), positioning him as a key Raiders player. Player Prop Disagreements: Differing opinion

RJ Bell, Scott Seidenberg, Steve Fezzik and Mackenzie Rivers break down NFL Week 12 from a betting perspective. Dave Essler also chimes in with his best bet. Introduction (0:00-2:24): The episode highlights Scott Seidenberg’s standout performance and A.J. Hoffman’s college basketball betting success. Hoffman, up 20 units this season, continues his streak from last year’s 82 units. The panel includes Steve Fezzik (two-time supercontest champion), Mackenzie Rivers (NFL and NBA expert), and host RJ Bell. Minnesota Vikings -3 vs. Chicago Bears (2:24-6:12): [Steve Fezzik]: Fezzik supports the Vikings, citing their higher power ratings compared to Green Bay, a team the Bears recently challenged. He predicts a Vikings win by six, barring turnovers. [Scott Seidenberg]: Seidenberg backs Fezzik, noting Minnesota's defensive strength against quarterbacks who release quickly, like Chicago’s Caleb Williams. The Vikings rank first in interceptions and high in pressure metrics, countering Chicago's adjusted quick-pass strat

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben break down college footballs biggest week 13 games. The guys also give out best bets. Quotes Analysis with Timestamps: Opening Remarks on Game Strategy (0:05–0:31) Speaker 3 emphasizes fundamental gameplay strategies: "Out-block, out-tackle, out-hit, and out-hustle." This sets a tone for prioritizing effort and clarity in execution. The motivational rallying cry, “Leave no doubt tonight,” underscores a focus on leaving a lasting impression in competitive sports. Commentary on Playoff Rankings (2:34–3:04) Griffin Warner critiques Boise State's placement as a projected four-seed, juxtaposing it against Ohio State as a fifth seed. He frames this as reflective of the push for inclusivity of non-Power Five teams in expanded playoffs, though co-host Big East Ben remains skeptical, questioning the value of such rules. Discussion on Indiana at Ohio State (5:14–9:24) Indiana’s matchup against Ohio State is explored in depth. Big East Ben highlights Indiana's strength as the number