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Southern California-based sports handicapper Matt Hatfield joined host John Kelly to preview Saturday's busy day of college basketball action. David Hatfield, Matt's cousin, joined the conversation to discuss his lifelong love of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Cousin Dave talked about the key factor in Sunday's AFC Championship Game: the ability of Pittsburgh running back Le'Veon Bell to lead a ground game which controls the ball and keeps New England's offense off the field.

Multimedia host and reporter Kaime Stroot of FOX Sports Southwest joined hosts John Kelly and Vern Vivio to discuss the sports landscape in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Stroot (@KaimeStroot) discussed in detail the Cowboys' heartbreaking home loss to the Green Bay Packers in last Sunday's NFL Divisional Playoff round. Also contributing to the hourlong show were horse racing analyst Alabama Dave, NBA devotee Doctor Dave and Zach Hodges, a 27-year-old race and sports book employee at Sunset Station Hotel and Casino.

Sharp sports bettor Brian Scott (aka EOG contributor "BRIANS") joined host John Kelly to discuss the latest news involving the 2016-17 college basketball season. Scott took inventory of all 10 teams in the Big East Conference and also commented extensively on the 11-team Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. Scott, a 1998 graduate of Marist College, went on record with a play on St. Peter's -3,5 over Siena.

Host John Kelly and sports betting devotee PARLAYNOW previewed both the NFC and AFC Championship games scheduled for this Sunday in Atlanta and Foxboro. Kelly detailed a pair of key injuries to point guards Chris Paul of the Los Angeles Clippers and Maurice Watson of the Creighton Bluejays. Kelly went on record with a play on the Florida State Seminoles (-5.5) over Notre Dame in an ACC game to be played Wednesday night in Tallahassee.

Veteran bettor/bookmaker Mike Corrigan joined host John Kelly discussed the four NFL teams still alive to win Super Bowl LI. This year's Super Bowl takes place at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas on Sunday, February 5. Kelly went on record with a play on Mississippi State (+13.5) over Kentucky in an SEC basketball game set for Tuesday night in Starkville.

Matt Hatfield, aka RAILBIRD, joined host John Kelly to preview a busy Saturday of college basketball action. The 49-year-old sports handicapper from Huntington Beach, California also previewed the four NFL postseason games set for this weekend. "Birdie" recommended one NFL selection (Dallas Cowboys -4,5) before his rundown of college hoop plays.

Boxing manager Luis Tapia joined hosts John Kelly and Vern Vivio to detail the outstanding career of women's boxing champion Layla McCarter. Tapia also talked about the legendary Johnny Tocco's Ringside Gym, a property he once owned in the early 2000's. Also contributing to the Thursday night program were MMA fighter Jerry Shapiro, Alabama Dave, Doctor Dave and Zach Hodges, a race and sports book employee at Sunset Station Hotel and Casino.

Host John Kelly tabbed the Colorado Buffaloes (+7) to stay competitive against UCLA in a Pac-12 conference game set for Thursday night at the Coors Events Center in Boulder. Bobby the Owl rated UCLA only a 5 or 5.5-point favorite over UCLA as the two handicappers discussed the upcoming game. "The Owl" also talked about a recent trip to the Mountain View Care Center in Boulder City where he visited his dear friend Donnie Bader, who is suffering from the debilitating effects of Alzheimer's Disease.

Eye On Gaming contributor PARLAYNOW joined host John Kelly to preview the four NFL games set for the Divisional Playoff round. PARLAYNOW, a graduate of the University of Kentucky, made a case for the well-rested Dallas Cowboys to win by five or more points against the red-hot Green Bay Packers, winners of seven straight games.

Eye On Gaming contributor PARLAYNOW joined host John Kelly to review Clemson's 35-31 victory over Alabama in Monday night's College Football Playoff championship game. PARLAYNOW cited Clemson's number of plays (99) as one of the key reasons the Tigers pulled the upset over the favored Crimson Tide.

Las Vegas-based handicapper Mike Scalleat joined host John Kelly to preview the four NFL games set for this weekend. Scalleat offered a trio of selections involving the NFL Divisional Playoff round. Scalleat liked the following plays: Seattle +4 over Atlanta, Dallas -4 over Green Bay and New England -15 over Houston.

Southern California-based sports handicapper RAILBIRD joined host John Kelly to discuss topics involving sports and specifically sports betting. BIRDIE basked in the glory of his bold prediction involving the recent U.S. Presidential election in which Donald Trump upset heavily-favored Hillary Clinton. RAILBIRD finished the hourlong program with a series of seven selections taking place over the next couple of days.

Combat fighter Kaitlin Young joined hosts John Kelly, Alan Dinkenson and Vern Vivio to discuss her lifelong pursuit of mixed martial arts. At the tender age of 14, Young started training in Olympic-style Tae Kwon Do and now at age 31, she's still competing in Muay Thai and kickboxing. MMA fighter Tara LaRosa and Alabama Dave also contributed to the hourlong program.

Las Vegas-based sports handicapper Mike Scalleat joined host John Kelly to offer three selections involving the four games over the NFL's Wild Card weekend. Scalleat made a case for a pair of favorites (Houston and Seattle) and one underdog (New York Giants). College football devotee PARLAYNOW appeared on the program to offer his thoughts on Monday's national title game between Clemson and Alabama.

Las Vegas-based sports handicapper ALLDAYCAPPER joined host John Kelly to preview the four NFL playoff games set to be played this weekend. 'CAPPER went 3-1 on last Tuesday night's program and he's 117-97-8 from 222 documented selections displayed at Eye On Gaming (www.eog.com). The boys also discussed the upcoming national title game between Alabama (-6.5) and Clemson.