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Las Vegas - Just days away from my traditional Sweet 16 bracket. My full bracket, as usual, was a total mess, which is not uncommon, and the main reason why we throw down a Sweet 16 bracket.
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Las Vegas - Will be rooting for Auburn to beat Miami-Florida, because I have the Tigers in a fantasy league with my son, but expecting the Hurricanes to cover the generous +7.5 point spread. Having followed the Tigers real close all season, we understand that Bruce Pearl can coach 'em up, and Jabari Smith is a top five draft pick, maybe even a #1. But the 'Canes have this guy that can coach 'em up as well. Say hello to Jim Larranaga from the Bronx.
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Las Vegas - Gonna get you up early, especially all my people here in Vegas, for the North Carolina/Baylor game. Like the Tar Heels to keep the pressure on and stay close to the Bears. If you looked at the score of Baylor's opening game against Norfolk State, an 85-49 blowout, you're probably thinking the Heels are in trouble. Norfolk threw a zone at Baylor and Carolina is gonna go tough man-to-man. And oh by the way, the Tar Heels blew away Marquette in their opener, 95-63.
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Las Vegas - Looking to bag a pair of winners starting in Milwaukee with the Virginia Tech/Texas game. Love what Chris Beard has done at every stop of his coaching career, except his cup of coffee at UNLV. He took the UNLV job on March 27, 2016, then left on April 15, 2016 to take the vacant Texas Tech position. Other than that, the guy is a stone-cold winner with a lifetime 229-96 (.705) record. But his Longhorns are still a year away from a top shelf team.
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Las Vegas - Statement game. That's what we're expecting from John Calipari and Kentucky. After an UGLY 2020/21 campaign and that 9-16 record, Coach Cal and the Wildcats have bounced back really strong with a gorgeous 26-7 record. Actually, that 9-16 last season was Cal's first losing record since his first year at Massachusetts back in 1988/89. Been a minute huh. Obviously, Kentucky has the better team, WAY better, and the better athletes, including the monster in the middle, Oscar Tshiebwe.
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