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SEC Tournament betting cheat sheet: Round 2
Texas A&M Aggies vs. Missouri Tigers
The Aggies limp into the tourney having lost three of their last four games, including a surprising 69-64 home loss to Auburn on Saturday, and with just eight scholarship players on the roster. Junior forward Jamal Jones, who leads the team in scoring (13.4) and averaged 16 points in SEC play, missed practice on both Monday and Tuesday with a 103-degree temperature and is questionable for the game.
The Tigers are 4-1 in tournament play under Frank Haith, including the 2012 Big 12 Tournament title, and went 1-1 last season in their first SEC Tourney. Junior guard Jabari Brown (19.7) leads the team in scoring and was a first team all-SEC pick while backcourt mate Jordan Clarkson ranks second in scoring (18.1) and was chosen to the second team.
TRENDS:
* Aggies are 12-4 ATS in the last 16 meetings.
* Over is 8-3 in the last 11 meetings.
* Aggies are 3-12 ATS in their last 15 neutral site games.
* Tigers are 1-5 ATS in their last six games overall.
Alabama Crimson Tide vs. LSU Tigers
Alabama has won two of its last three contests to close out the regular season, including an impressive 83-58 victory over Arkansas. The Crimson Tide hope to beat LSU for the second time this season following their 82-80 win on Jan. 25 and spring a few surprises in the conference tournament.
The seventh-seeded Tigers dropped a 69-61 decision at home to Georgia on Senior Day, which likely ensured that they will miss the NCAA tournament for the fifth consecutive year. Johnny O'Bryant III, who leads the team in scoring (15.6) and rebounding (7.9), was held to just five points on 2-of-8 shooting in the loss to Georgia.
TRENDS:
* Favorite is 6-1-1 ATS in the last eight meetings.
* Over is 5-1 in the last six meetings.
* Crimson Tide are 4-1 ATS in their last five vs. Southeastern.
* Tigers are 10-3 ATS in their last 13 neutral site games. -
ACC Tournament betting cheat sheet: Round 2
Florida State Seminoles vs. Maryland Terrapins
Ninth seed Florida State comes in with four victories in its last six games, but dropped a 74-58 decision to Syracuse on Sunday. Aaron Thomas leads a balanced offense at 14.1 points per game and Ian Miller has contributed 13.7 – including 15.6 the last five games as a starter.
The eighth-seeded Terrapins, who move to the Big Ten next season, knocked off ACC regular-season champion Virginia 75-69 in overtime Sunday and look poised to make a run in the conference tournament again. The Terrapins likely have to win four straight contests and earn the automatic bid to reach the NCAA Tournament, but a similar group won five of seven postseason games a year ago.
TRENDS:
* Favorite is 19-7 ATS in the last 26 meetings.
* Seminoles are 3-8 ATS in the last 11 meetings.
* Over is 4-1 in the last five meetings.
* Terrapins are 7-1 ATS in their last eight games overall.
Wake Forest Demon Deacons vs. Pittsburgh Panthers
Robert Morris-transfer Coron Williams has been the top offensive threat for the Demon Deacons of late while averaging 16.8 points over the last four games, including 25 in Wednesday’s victory. Leading scorer Codi Miller-McIntyre (12.7) is averaging fewer than 10 points the last nine games, but has dished out at least six assists in six of them.
The Panthers beat the No. 12 seed Demon Deacons 80-65 during the regular season. The Panthers come into the event after leading the league in assists per game, finishing second in rebounding margin and third in scoring with two important veteran leaders. Senior Lamar Patterson is fourth in the ACC in scoring and made the All-ACC second team while fellow senior Tailb Zanna gives the Panthers a 6-9 presence inside.
TRENDS:
* Demon Deacons are 1-6 ATS in their last seven games following a ATS win.
* Panthers are 3-8 ATS in their last 11 games overall.
* Over is 13-4 in Demon Deacons last 17 neutral site games.
* Over is 5-1 in Panthers last six overall.Comment
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Big East Tournament betting cheat sheet: Round 2
St. John's Red Storm vs. Providence Friars
The Red Storm are 10-3 in conference play since starting 0-5 - a skid that ended with a double-overtime home loss to Providence. D'Angelo Harrison has been a major reason for St John's resurgence, averaging 17.6 points on the season with marks of 22.5 points, 8.5 rebounds and four assists over the last two games - both wins.
The Friars had won three straight games prior to absorbing an 88-73 defeat at the hands of Creighton on Saturday. Fortunately for head coach Ed Cooley's team, however, the Red Storm do not have a player anywhere near as talented as the Bluejays' Doug McDermott, who torched Providence for a career-high 45 points to go over 3,000 points for his career.
TRENDS:
* Red Storm are 4-1 ATS in the last five meetings.
* Red Storm are 1-7 ATS in their last eight neutral site games.
* Friars are 2-5 ATS in their last seven games vs. a team with a winning S.U. record.
* Over is 7-0 in Friars last seven overall.
Marquette Golden Eagles vs. Xavier Musketeers
Marquette, which reached the Elite Eight last year, enters this contest having lost three straight games - the last two coming in heartbreaking fashion. The sixth-seeded Golden Eagles lost at Providence, 81-80, on March 4 and followed that up with a 91-90 defeat versus St. John's four days later - both one-point losses coming in double-overtime.
Xavier appears to be right on the NCAA Tournament bubble, and a loss to Marquette in Thursday's Big East quarterfinals would do the Musketeers no favors as they seek to return to the Big Dance. The Musketeers missed the NCAAs last year for the first time since 2005 and last failed to reach the Tournament in back-to-back years in 1999 and 2000. Their resume includes wins over Creighton, Tennessee and Cincinnati, although a loss to Marquette would mark three straight defeats heading into Selection Sunday.
TRENDS:
* Favorite is 4-1 ATS in the last five meetings.
* Golden Eagles are 5-2 ATS in the last seven meetings.
* Golden Eagles are 1-5 ATS in their last six games overall.
* Over is 8-1-1 in Golden Eagles last 10 overall.Comment
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AAC Conference Tournament betting cheat sheet: Round 2
Houston Cougars vs. Southern Methodist Mustangs
Houston won four of five to end the regular season, a nice rebound after the Cougars lost seven of eight in the heart of conference play. The player for the Cougars who has been toughest to guard for SMU is Danuel House, a 6-7 forward who combined for 37 points in the two games against the Mustangs this season. House comes in on a high note after reaching double figures in scoring the last 10 games.
Southern Methodist lost its final two regular-season games to finish in a three-way tie for third in the American Athletic Conference, but the Mustangs still managed to hold on to the No. 3 seed heading into the quarterfinals. Balance is one of SMU’s strengths as the Mustangs ended the regular season as the only team in the nation ranked in the top 12 in both offensive and defensive field-goal percentage this season.
TRENDS:
*Cougars are 6-1-1 ATS in their last 8 vs. AAC
*Mustangs are 5-21-1 ATS in their last 27 neutral site games.
*Over is 8-2 in Cougars last 10 neutral site games
*Cougars are 4-1 ATS in the last 5 meetings
Memphis Tigers vs. Connecticut Huskies
Connecticut will try to beat fifth-seeded Memphis for a third time this season when the teams meet Thursday. In their most recent meeting, Shabazz Napier scored a career-high 34 points as the senior guard led the Huskies to an 86-81 overtime victory on Feb. 15. Another player who’s due for a big game is reserve guard Niels Giffey, who scored a season-low one point in Saturday’s loss to Louisville.
Memphis did a better job against Daniels in the second matchup, holding him to eight points on 2-for-8 shooting and six rebounds. Austin Nichols is in a groove for the Tigers and that should lead to better things for the 6-8 freshman forward. Nichols has reached double figures in scoring in a season-high six straight games and is shooting 68.6 percent from the floor in the last eight.
TRENDS:
*Tigers are 4-0 ATS in their last 4 neutral site games
*Huskies are 1-4 ATS in their last 5 vs. AAC
*Under is 5-1 in Tigers last 6 neutral site games
*Under is 10-1 in Huskies last 11 vs. AACComment
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Big Ten Tournament betting cheat sheet: Round 1
Illinois Fighting Illini vs. Indiana Hoosiers
Illinois lost in eight in a row and 10 of 11 during a slide that dropped it to the bottom of the conference. The ninth-seeded Illini rebounded with four victories in their final five games, including wins at Michigan State and Iowa.
The eighth-seeded Hoosiers ended their regular season with a four-point loss to the Wolverines on Saturday and have dropped two straight, but were playing some of their best basketball prior to that after enduring their own midseason swoon. Indiana should have Big Ten Freshman of the Year Noah Vonleh back near full strength after he was limited in the season finale following a two-game absence due to a foot injury.
TRENDS:
* Under is 12-5-1 in the last 18 meetings.
* Fighting Illini are 2-6-1 ATS in the last nine meetings.
* Fighting Illini are 5-0-1 ATS in their last six neutral site games.
* Hoosiers are 9-20-2 ATS in their last 31 neutral site games.
Purdue Boilermakers vs. Ohio State Buckeyes
The Boilermakers didn’t catch much of a break over their final six games, playing five of the teams that finished among the top six of the conference while also losing key contributors in Sterling Carter to a torn ACL and Jay Simpson to a career-ending heart condition.
The fifth-seeded Buckeyes claimed their third tournament championship over the last four seasons last March and have won 18 of their last 22 games at the event. Overall, Ohio State has four tourney titles and made the final game seven times in 10 seasons under coach Thad Matta.
TRENDS:
* Favorite is 4-0 ATS in the last four meetings.
* Over is 6-1 in the last seven meetings.
* Boilermakers are 1-7 ATS in their last eight neutral site games.
* Buckeyes are 2-6 ATS in their last eight games following a ATS loss.
Penn State Nittany Lions vs. Minnesota Golden Gophers
The tenth-seeded Nittany Lions finished 6-12 in league action to match their conference win total from their first two seasons under coach Patrick Chambers and proved they have the ability to pull an upset or two by sweeping Ohio State. Penn State is 12-44 – including 0-2 in the conference tournament – against league foes since Chambers took over prior to the start of the 2011-12 season.
The sixth-seeded Golden Gophers sport the nation’s seventh-best strength of schedule, but figure to be squarely on the bubble thanks to their uneven play once conference play started. Minnesota helped its cause with Sunday’s 81-63 victory over the Nittany Lions for its second win in three games.
TRENDS:
* Over is 16-4 in the last 20 meetings.
* Favorite is 4-0 ATS in the last four meetings.
* Golden Gophers are 0-4 ATS in their last four neutral site games.
* Over is 5-1 in Nittany Lions last six neutral site games.
Northwestern Wildcats vs. Iowa Hawkeyes
Since Wildcats' second-leading scorer JerShon Cobb was lost for the season four games ago with a foot injury, Alex Olah has emerged as the clear second option behind Drew Crawford. The sophomore center has averaged 16.3 points and shot 61.5 percent over that time, a dramatic increase from 8.1 points per game and 48 percent over his first 27 contests.
The sixth-seeded Hawkeyes appeared to be a lock for the NCAA Tournament in mid-February, but losses in five of their final six contests have made the Big Dance much less of a certainty. Iowa enjoyed a plus-18.5 rebounding margin over Northwestern in their two meetings this season.
TRENDS:
* Favorite is 4-0 ATS in the last four meetings.
* Over is 7-3-1 in the last 11 meetings.
* Wildcats are 0-8 ATS in their last eight Thursday games.
* Hawkeyes are 0-6 ATS in their last six vs. Big Ten.Comment
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Big 12 Conference Tournament betting cheat sheet: Round 2
Kansas State Wildcats vs. Iowa State Cyclones (-2.5)
Iowa State star Melvin Ejim proved unguardable in two regular-season matchups against Kansas State and the defensive-minded Wildcats will attempt to slow him down when they play the No. 16 Cyclones in Thursday’s Big 12 tournament matchup. Ejim, the Big 12 Player of the Year, averaged 25 points and 12.5 rebounds as the teams split two regular-season meetings. The fourth-seeded Cyclones have won just one conference tournament game under fourth-year coach Fred Hoiberg.
Kansas State is just 5-9 away from home and allowed opponents to score an average of 69.1 points shoot 43.4 percent from the field in those 14 games. The Wildcats are 28-2 when holding opponents to 60 or fewer points in coach Bruce Weber’s two seasons at the school. Marcus Foster made a season-best seven 3-pointers while scoring 29 points in the regular-season finale against Baylor and has put together one of the top campaigns by a freshman in school history.
TRENDS:
*Wildcats are 2-5 ATS in their last 7 vs. Big 12
*Cyclones are 4-12 ATS in their last 16
*Over is 38-17-1 in Cyclones last 56 overall
*Over is 4-0 in last 4 meetings
West Virginia Mountaineers vs. Texas Longhorns (-2.5)
West Virginia ended the regular season with an impressive victory over top-seeded Kansas but the Mountaineers have more work to do if they want to be part of the NCAA Tournament field. West Virginia has no chance of landing an NCAA tourney bid if it goes one-and-done in the Big 12 tourney and coach Bob Huggins is aware work needs to be done. “I think if we won two, we’d be in great shape,” Huggins told reporters. “But I think if we can win that first one that we would be pretty good.”
Texas defeated the Mountaineers twice in the regular season by an average of 14 points and is looking to regain the momentum if had during a seven-game winning streak that ended in early February.Leading scorer Jonathan Holmes has been bothered by a knee injury for close to a month and it remains to be seen if he can hold up for three straight nights should the Longhorns make a run to the title game.
TRENDS:
*Underdog is 5-1 ATS in the last 6 meetings
*Longhorns are 1-5 ATS in their last 6
*Over is 17-5 in the Mountaineers last 22 vs. Big 12
*Over is 4-1 in Longhorns has 5 vs. a team with a winning S.U. recordComment
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Big Ten tournament betting preview: Beware the Wolverines
The Michigan Wolverines have the momentum heading into what should be an entertaining Big Ten tournament - but will they be able to ride their hot shooting to their first conference championship since 1998?
Here’s a quick breakdown of the teams to watch in the Big Ten tournament at Bankers LIfe Fieldhouse at Indianapolis this week:
Favorites
Michigan Wolverines (7-2) - The Wolverines caught fire at the right time, reeling off five consecutive victories - including a satisfying 79-70 triumph over rival Michigan State - to end the regular season. Michigan enters the tournament as the top seed thanks to a 48-percent success rate from the field that ranks it in the top 25 nationally. Nik Stauskas leads a potent offensive attack with 17.4 points per game.
Wisconsin Badgers (4-1) - Michigan's last loss came at the hands of the pesky Badgers, who dominated from start to finish and represent Michigan's biggest challenge to the conference championship. Second-seeded Wisconsin reeled off victories over each of the tournament's top-four seeds over the final month of the regular season, and won eight straight overall before dropping its season finale to Nebraska.
Live Underdog
Indiana Hoosiers (25-1) - The Big Ten's Big Four would be delighted to avoid an encounter with the Hoosiers at any point during the tournament. Indiana may enter as the eighth seed, but has victories over Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa this season and dropped a narrow 84-80 decision at Ann Arbor to close out the season. Add in a March 2 victory over Oklahoma State, and the Hoosiers represent the best chance at an upset.
Best ATS team
Nebraska Cornhusers (15-1) - The fourth-seeded Cornhuskers (19-10 ATS) bounced back nicely from a 14-19 showing a season ago, going 19-11 thanks to a 15-1 mark at home. Nebraska had its strongest stretch of the season from Jan. 9 to Feb. 23, going 11-1 ATS with its only loss in that span a 79-50 thumping at the hands of the Wolverines. The Huskers finished the year with covers against Indiana and Wisconsin.
Best Over/Under
Iowa Hawkeyes (9-2) - Points were in ample supply for the Hawkeyes (20-8), who rewarded bettors in February with one of the most dominant Over stretches of the season. The Hawkeyes went over the total in nine straight games, scoring more than 70 points eight times during that stretch while settling for 69 in the other. Of course, the defense took a pounding, as well; Iowa surrendered more 70 or more points eight times in that same span.
Big Ten Tournament odds (Courtesy of the LVH SuperBook):
MICHIGAN ST 7-2
MICHIGAN 7-2
WISCONSIN 4
OHIO ST 9-2
IOWA 9-2
NEBRASKA 15
MINNESOTA 20
INDIANA 25
ILLINOIS 25
PURDUE 60
PENN ST 30
NORTHWESTERN 100Comment
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PGA Tour tees it up for The Valspar Championship
by Freddy Wander
Valspar Championship
Tees Off: Thursday, March 13
Innisbrook Resort & Gold Club – Palm Harbor, FL
Odds to Win Tournament
Golfer Odds
Jordan Spieth 15-to-1
Harris English 15-to-1
Matt Kuchar 16-to-1
Justin Rose 18-to-1
Luke Donald 18-to-1
Jason Dufner 20-to-1
Webb Simpson 22-to-1
Graham DeLaet 27-to-1
Jim Furyk 28-to-1
Bill Haas 28-to-1
Gary Woodland 30-to-1
Brandt Snedeker 35-to-1
K.J. Choi 40-to-1
Kevin Streelman 45-to-1
Ernie Els 50-to-1
Pat Perez 55-to-1
Will MacKenzie 55-to-1
Louis Oosthuizen 55-to-1
Charles Howell III 55-to-1
Cameron Tringale 55-to-1
Charley Hoffman 55-to-1
Russell Knox 55-to-1
Matt Every 60-to-1
Bryce Molder 65-to-1
Jonas Blixt 70-to-1
Marc Leishman 70-to-1
Paul Casey 70-to-1
Luke Guthrie 75-to-1
Peter Hanson 75-to-1
Sang-Moon Bae 75-to-1
Chesson Hadley 75-to-1
7 Golfers 80-to-1
2 Golfers 85-to-1
Nick Colsaerts 90-to-1
2 Golfers 95-to-1
6 Golfers 100-to-1
2 Golfers 110-to-1
7 Golfers 120-to-1
Danny Lee 125-to-1
9 Golfers 130-to-1
Bo Van Pelt 150-to-1
4 Golfers 160-to-1
3 Golfers 170-to-1
Spencer Levin 180-to-1
Jason Bohn 190-to-1
7 Golfers 200-to-1
3 Golfers 210-to-1
3 Golfers 240-to-1
8 Golfers 250-to-1
John Daly 500-to-1
The PGA TOUR tees up in Palm Harbor, FL Thursday for The Valspar Championship.
This is a fairly young tournament, being founded back in 2000, and most recently being the Tampa Bay Championship. This tournament has never really had a wealth of the big names play, and only seven of the top-25 golfers from the World Golf Rankings will be playing this weekend with the likes of Tiger Woods, Adam Scott, Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson all missing from the field. Last year, Kevin Streelman was the victor here with a 10-under performance on the par-71, 7,340-yard course. Let’s take a look at a few of the golfers that have a chance to grab a win come Sunday.
Golfers to Watch
Matt Kuchar (16/1): Kuchar has dropped out of the top-10 in the world recently, but has been playing extremely well this season. In six starts, he has ranked in the top-9 four times and was 13th at the tough Cadillac Championship last week. Kuchar also has two top-15 finishes at this tournament over the past two years and is in good position to grab his seventh PGA Tour victory against a subpar field this week.
Luke Donald (18/1): Donald has actually not been having his best season, placing in the top-20 only once between the PGA and European Tours, with an 8th-place finish at the Honda Classic being his best effort. His past success at this event, including winning it in 2012 and coming in fourth place last year, should spur a vote of confidence for the Englishman and former No. 1 golfer.
Jim Furyk (28/1): Just like Donald, Furyk is a former champion of this tournament, winning it back in 2010 with a score of 13-under par. The 43-year old has shown plenty of life this season with an 8th-place finish at the Northwestern Mutual World Challenge and a 5th-place finish in the Accenture match play. He did play poorly last week at the Cadillac Championship though, shooting 18-over par and finishing 62nd in the small field, so expect a bounce-back performance from the veteran.
Harris English (15/1): English has been flying up the World Golf Rankings and has gone from 148th last year at this time to his current ranking of 38th in the world. On the season, English ranks fifth in the FedEx Cup standings while having six top-10 performances in 11 tournaments; including a victory at the OHL Classic. The youngster's solid scores have come from hitting the greens in regulation a whopping 73.3% of the time (6th on tour), which have led to a stellar 4.28 birdies per round (4th on tour).
Paul Casey (70/1): Casey has dropped quite a bit since being ranked No. 3 in the world back in 2009, but has played well over his past two tournaments; placing 9th in the Omega Dubai Desert Classic and 12th at the Honda Classic. He has 15 career European Tour wins, but only one victory on the PGA Tour, so look for Casey to try and make a bigger name for himself on U.S. soil this week.Comment
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Valspar Championship Preview and Picks
by Matt Fargo
One of the strongest fields of the season last week saw Patrick Reed build a sizable on Sunday and held on to take the WGC-Cadillac Championship. The tour now heads to the Westin Innisbrook-Copperhead Course in Palm Harbor, Florida for the Valspar Championship, formerly known as the Tampa Bay Championship, and the Transitions Championship before that. The field strength goes down this week coming off a WGC event but there are plenty of big names.
Only one top ten player in the world is in the field, Justin Rose, while 10 of the top 30 are teeing it up. Some of the notables are Jordan Spieth, Harris English, Matt Kuchar, Luke Donald, Jason Dufner and Webb Simpson but after that, it is pretty thin which means a decent underdog could take it. It is interesting to note that five of the last eight winners were 35 years of age or older, including Luke Donald two years ago, which shows experience plays a big role.
After ranking the fourth hardest par 71 on tour three years ago (out of 11), Copperhead ranked as the fifth easiest on tour two years ago but last year, it was ranked as the hardest par 71 on tour. But as evidenced two years ago, it can be tamed as long as mistakes are kept at a minimum. This is where the veteran experience comes into play. Keeping the ball in the fairway is a must as the layout is tight so players that are wayward off the tee will be penalized. Driving distance is not essential here but it certainly helps.
Webb Simpson (+2,200) opened 80-78 last week and was out of the Cadillac Championship before the weekend but he closed 70-70 so he brings some momentum in. He already has six top tens this season including a victory at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open and Copperhead has been very good to him. He finished solo second in 2011 and also has a T17, T10 and T13 since 2010.
Here we go again with Graham DeLaet (+2,700) and while his last three events have not been his best, we'd hate to leave him out when he actually picks up his first PGA Tour win. After missing the cut in his first start here in 2012, he finished T17 last year and that experience should help him out. Let's not forget he posted five straight top eight finishes this season.
Jim Furyk (+2,800) won here in 2010 by a shot over K.J. Choi and nearly won again in 2012, losing in a four-way playoff to Luke Donald. His other two starts in that stretch resulted in a T13 in 2011 and a T7 last year so clearly Copperhead is a favorite of his. He is coming off a disappointing T62 last week at the Cadillac Championship but has been playing very well this season for the most part.
Gary Woodland (+3,000) won this event back in 2011 which was his first PGA Tour victory. He is coming off a T16 last week at Doral which was his fourth top 16 of the season including two top tens. He is one of the longest drivers on tour and he took advantage of that here two years ago. This year, he leads the tour in total driving and if he keeps that up, he can win again.
One player flying way under the radar is George McNeill (+8,000). He grew up near here and went to college in Florida so he is used to the courses and he especially likes this one. He was a T2 here in 2008 and since then he has been up and down but did finish T30 last year, his second best finish in a 13-event stretch. He is in good form now with a T6, T12 and a T19 in his last three starts.
Recommended Tournament Win Five Pack at the Valspar Championship
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Webb Simpson (+2,200)
Graham DeLaet (+2,700)
Jim Furyk (+2,800)
Gary Woodland (+3,000)
George McNeill (+8,000)
2014 Record to date after 9 events: +10 Units
Sony Open in Hawaii -5 Units
Humana Challenge -5 Units
Farmers Insurance Open -5 Units
Waste Management Phoenix Open -5 Units
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am +22 Units
Northern Trust Open -5 Units
WGC - Accenture Match Play +23 Units
Honda Classic -5 Units
WGC-Cadillac Championship -5 UnitsComment
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Steve's Golf Picks
Steve's Picks for Valspar Championship
2 UNITS LUKE DONALD 21 to 1
MATT KUCHAR 20 to 1
BILL HAAS 34 to 1
BROOKS KOEPKA 110 to 1
GARY WOODLAND 40 TO 1
72 Hole Head to Head
Luke Donald (+100) over Jordan Spieth
Brooks Koepka (-125) over Peter UihleinComment
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