Five teams with the potential to win it all. Hoops is here!

The Seahawks visit the nation’s capitol Sunday night. it’s a classic buy low/sell high spot.

Ohio State is the most likely national champion. Notre Dame gets the most market value.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are back-to-back World Series champions. Much to the chagrin of bookmakers around the globe.

Vanderbilt is a feel-good story, but the ceiling has been exposed.

Reaction to the ground-rule double is off base. Justin Dean made a smart play and the umpires got it right. End of story. Game 7 now.

Vanderbilt has been a cover machine all season. Now they’re +3 in Austin

Money has been flowing in on Nebraska all week. The late/discounted buy on USC looks like the right side.

Toronto leads the World Series and is looking like the better team. However, it’s tough to go against Yoshinobu Yamamoto in Game 6. He’s elite and has the ability to meet the moment.

USC will have the most talented starting five in the history of women’s college basketball in 2026-27. We’re excited for the start of this season, but let’s take a moment to think about how historic next year’s team has the potential to be.

Hey Penn State, hold our beer. The coaching search at LSU is a circus. LSU is thought of as one of the great coaching jobs in college football but that might be quickly changing - why would you want to be a part of this?

It’s starting to look silly in Happy Valley. A coaching downgrade is likely

Edges are difficult to attain - they’re even harder to maintain.

The UCONN women are set to dominate again in 2026. By March, they’ll once again be double-digits better than the rest of the field.

The 2025 Bitcoin trade has been a frustrating ping-pong match. Will it finally explode in Q4?

Trading involves frequent losing. The way you handle bad results may be the single most important factor in long-term success.

Kelsey Mitchell and Caitlin Clark will never win a ring together

Strong case for the Naismith! There’s plenty of amazing players in women’s college basketball but Sarah Strong is the best of the best. She has the skill set to be an all-time great.

Will Notre Dame be the most dangerous team in the college football playoff? We think so.

GOAT talk is usually silly, but A’ja Wilson is the greatest WNBA player ever.