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College hoop handicapper RAILBIRD joined host John Kelly and selected St. Peter's over Texas State in a quarterfinal-round game in the College Insider Tournament. PARLAYNOW offered commentary on his alma mater, the University of Kentucky, an 86-75 winner over UCLA in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA men's Division I basketball tournament. Bobby the Owl provided his basketball insight over the second half of the hourlong program.

Boxing journalist Michael Montero joined hosts John Kelly and Vern Vivio to discuss the latest topics involving "The Sweet Science." Montero (@MonteroOnBoxing) discussed the possibility of a boxing match featuring Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Conor McGregor. Also contributing to the Thursday night show were Eric Austin, Hoboken Pete, Alabama Dave and Doctor Dave.

Sharp sports bettor RAININTHREES joined hosts John Kelly and Zack Hodges to preview the round of 16 in the NCAA men's Division I basketball tournament. 'THREES, a 35-year-old living in Brockton, Massachusetts, went on record with three selections, a pair of college hoop plays (814 Oregon +1.5 and 873-874 South Carolina-Baylor UNDER 135) and one NHL play (Winnipeg +131). Hodges also offered three plays: 813 Michigan -1, 815 West Virginia +3.5 and 876 Kentucky +1.

Six voices were heard over the 60-minute program with hosts John Kelly and Alan Dinkenson leading the way. College hoop devotees PARLAYNOW, J.R. Campeau, Zack Hodges and Bobby Beghtel were prominently featured. An extensive discussion of the Illinois-Central Florida game took place over the final 15 minutes of the hourlong program.

Veteran baseball observer Mike Corrigan joined hosts John Kelly and Zack Hodges and selected USA over Japan in semifinal round action of the World Baseball Classic. The trio of gamblers also discussed the opening week of the NCAA men's Division I basketball tournament. North Carolina is the lone survivor from the Atlantic Coast Conference, a league that finished the first two rounds 7-8 straight up and 2-13 against the spread.

College hoop devotees RAILBIRD and Bobby the Owl joined host John Kelly to discuss the eight tournament games scheduled for Saturday, March 18. Both Birdie and Bobby went on record with four plays from the second round of the NCAA tournament. Kelly made a case for Notre Dame as a short underdog (+3) over West Virginia in a game to be played in Buffalo, New York.

Hosts Vern Vivio and Alabama Dave were joined by NBA specialist Doctor Dave for a wide-ranging discussion involving pro and college basketball, boxing and MMA, auto racing and Chicago sports. Vivio has recruited several outstanding guests to the radio program over the past two months and tonight's show was no exception.

Tommy Dutch, an in-game trader at Don Best Sports, joined host John Kelly to comment on all 32 first-round games in the 2017 NCAA men's Division I basketball tournament. The 41-year-old native of Holland, Michigan went on record with seven selections over the two-day period. Kenny the Cop joined the duo of Dutch and Kelly late in the hourlong program.

Veteran college hoop handicapper Bobby Beghtel joined host John Kelly to talk about March Madness. Beghtel pointed out the value in the NIT, CIT and CBI, secondary tournaments overshadowed by the NCAA men's Division I basketball tournament. Bobby was joined by EOG contributor HEIM in the final 15 minutes of the hourlong program.

Stanford Ph.D. Ed Feng joined host John Kelly to preview the upcoming NCAA men's Division I basketball tournament. Feng, owner and operator of a sports analytics website titled "The Power Rank," went on record with a pair of plays involving games scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday. Mike Corrigan, Alan Dinkenson and Zack Hodges also contributed to the Monday night program.

Former Stardust oddsmaker Bobby Beghtel (aka Bobby the Owl) joined hosts John Kelly and Zack Hodges to discuss conference tournaments taking place in advance of Selection Sunday. This Sunday, the NCAA Selection Committee will unveil the field of 68 teams scheduled to compete in the men's Division I basketball tournament. Bobby made a case for Duke to win the ACC tournament championship game and thought Iowa State was a live underdog in the Big 12 title game.

Las Vegas-based sports handicappers Zack Hodges and Doctor Dave joined hosts John Kelly and Vern Vivio to discuss pro and college basketball. Hodges recommended a play on North Carolina -4 over Duke and Doctor Dave liked the Atlanta Hawks -2 over the Indiana Pacers.

Sharp sports analyst PARLAYNOW joined hosts John Kelly and Zack Hodges to discuss a busy time in the college hoop season. With Selection Sunday on the horizon, the men discussed the possibilities for the 68-team field and the wide-open nature of this year's tournament. PARLAYNOW went on record with a play on Vandy -4 over Texas A&M in quarterfinal round action of the SEC tournament.

Professional sports bettor RAININTHREES joined host John Kelly to discuss the 2016-17 college basketball season. A 35-year-old gambler from Brockton, Massachusetts, RAININTHREES discussed his approach to finding pointspread winners in his favorite sport to bet, college basketball. "THREES" ended the abbreviated program with a selection in the Pac-12 tournament game between Washington and Southern Cal.

Former Stardust oddmaker Bobby Beghtel (aka Bobby the Owl) joined hosts John Kelly and Zack Hodges to talk sports and specifically sports betting. Bobby previewed the seven teams already eligible for the men's Division I NCAA basketball tournament. The veteran oddsmaker made a case for Gonzaga (-4.5 or thereabouts) over St. Mary's in Tuesday night's West Coast Conference title game.