Category Archives: Sports Betting

By Matt Moscona Each week during the football season, professional sports bettor Lee Sterling joins "After Further Review" with Matt Moscona to preview the biggest games of the college football weeken...

By Matt Moscona Each week during the football season, college football expert Phil Steele joins "After Further Review" with Matt Moscona to preview the biggest games of the weekend. Here is Steele's p...

By Chris Marler Saturday marks the halfway point of the college football season, and with seven games on the SEC slate anything could happen. Every week we update the betting lines on Friday compared ...

Jimmy Ott, longtime sports betting analyst and co-host of Live at Lunch on 104.5 ESPN Baton Rouge, will give his best bets of the day here. We call them, "Otter Locks," presented by Supreme Rice. MLB ...

The rumor mill is churning with Bill Belichick potentially not making it through the season with the Tar Heels and the two sides working on a potential agreement on a reasonable buyout deal on the gua...

By Chris Marler We got back to our winning ways last Saturday. It wasn't a crazy showing, but the 4-3 record but us in the black, and we are now 23-19 on the season. That 2-7 Week 4 still leaves a bad...

It hasn't been a great stretch for Jonathan Gannon. Gannon miraculously lost to the Titans, was fined by his employer and moved up the "first coach fired" list. SportsBetting.ag opens NFL head coach f...

From here until the rest of the regular season, the majority of FBS college football games will be amongst conference opponents. Let's check out the updated conference odds, courtesy of BetOnline.ag, ...

Jimmy Ott, longtime sports betting analyst and co-host of Live at Lunch on 104.5 ESPN Baton Rouge, will give his best bets of the day here. We call them, "Otter Locks," presented by Supreme Rice. Detr...

By Chris Marler The NCAA's Division 1 Administrative Committee met on Wednesday to go over several items on the docket that were up for approval. The headliner was supposed to be the approval of the n...