Daily Best Bets for Wed., March 5: Big East and A10 Matchups
Betting Editor Justin Perri breaks down Xavier at Butler, DePaul at Providence and an A10 matchup
Daily Best Bets for Sat., March 1: How to Bet the Bubble Games
Betting Editor Justin Perri kicks off the best month of the year with four consequential games with major implications
Inside the Big East: Marquette is Struggling, Villanova Still Dangerous
PLUS: Georgetown loses its big man, Hurley gets snarky (again) and other news from around the league
Daily Best Bets — Wednesday's Winning Wagers: Four Games to Play
Betting Editor Justin Perri uses ShotQuality insights to reveal value in four key conference matchups
St. John's Rips UConn at MSG, Closes In On First Big East Crown in 40 Years
The Red Storm dominated the two-time defending champs 89-75 in front of a sellout crowd, climb up to No.7 in the AP poll
Auburn, Alabama, Duke and Florida top NCAA Bracket Preview
NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee names its top 16 teams, and two which just missed the cut
Has Villanova Done Enough to Make the Tournament?
PLUS: Injury updates at St. John’s and DePaul, hijinks from Dan Hurley and Kim English and lots more from around the league
Best Bets: Pitino's Big East Brawl, a Top Ranked Clash & Big Ten Action
Get the sharpest plays from Hoops HQ's resident betting expert on this week's can't miss action!
Welcome, Football Fans! Faux Pelini Has Your Cheat Sheet to College Basketball
Duke is great, UConn is not and the SEC is not just a football conference. Best of all, March Madness is coming.
Hot Take: St. John's Is Home to the National Coach of the Year and Big East POY
PLUS: What went wrong for Duke, my prediction for Big East POY and other news and notes from around the country
St. John’s Clamps Down on UConn, Runs Win Streak to 10
With lockdown defense, Rick Pitino's team topped the defending two-time champion Huskies 68-62
Bubble Watch: With Shocking Turnaround, Arkansas Is on the Verge
After an atrocious start, John Calipari has his Razorbacks on the bubble. Georgia and Pitt are moving in the other direction.
