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Selection Sunday is only a month away and it is never to early to commence placing future wagers for the NCAA Championship. Today we will tell you which teams still have value and give you a prospect to make cash on the NCAA National Championship. Odds makers have the following four teams as the favorites. Kansas +180 Syracuse +400 Kentucky +400 Villanova +1000. But since we are looking for the most value for our cash we decisive not to go with the favorites.
The Big East is the best group discussion in basketball and we will get started with a team from that group discussion the West Virginia Mountaineers. Vegas odds manufacturers have listed Huggins’ Team as 18-1 to win the title. This team is presently 19-4 and led by the versatile Da’Sean Butler. We like how this team plays on D and likewise protects the ball will play in the elite 8. We also like the fact that WVU is presently ranked 5th in the RPI rankings and 2nd in strength of schedule.
For our second pick we will stay in the Big East and select a team who strength of schedule is number 1. The most difficult schedule, in college basketball, belongs to the Georgetown Hoyas and they presently listed at 20-1 in Las Vegas. The Hoyas are 18-5 and own an impressive non group discussion win vs. Duke. The odds makers love the huge east with 4 of the top teams according to Vegas playing in this conference. We love the fact that they have a great inside outside combo of Freeman and Monroe.
Remember a few weeks ago Kansas State took Kansas to overtime, we do and love them that at 30-1. This team will have to make it to the second weekend of the tournament and play for a prospect to go to the final four. This team pay great defense with Clemente and Pullen leading the way on offense. This is one team that Vegas has undervalued at this point in the season.
After a couple rough weeks we feel there is outstanding value in selecting Michigan State at 25-1. Odds manufacturers are forgetting that this team returns 5 of their 6 leading scorers from last years game. When Lucas is healthful he is as good as anybody in the country. This team is likewise very deep and is tenacious on defense and rebounds the ball as well as anyone.
Picking future champions you initial have to find teams that are likely to play in the elite 8 which all the above genuinely have that oppurtunity. As far as the Final Four divinations a good matchup looks likd Kansas over Syracuse in the 1st semi-final game and Kansas State over Georgetown in the 2nd game.
Give us Kansas State to beat Kansas in the National Title Game so we all may cash a longshot ticket at 30-1 on the undervalued Wildcats.
No matter who you choose for a longshot future good luck.
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About the AuthorBob Chandler is San Diego´s senior sportscaster. He begun working in the San Diego television/radio market in 1961 and begun covering the San Diego sports scene full-time in 1963. During his career, Chandler has done play-by-play of the NFL´s San Diego Chargers, the NBA´s San Diego (now Houston) Rockets, San Diego State University football, basketball, and baseball, as well as a heap of other college and high school sports in San Diego. He has worked for three dissimilar TV stations in San Diego, delivering the regular evening sportscasts and interviews. In 1972, Chandler joined Jerry Coleman as the TV/radio broadcasters for the Padres. Associated with the Padres from 1970-2003, he likely knows more than almost anybody when it comes to San Diego baseball. He is a 1961 graduate of San Diego State and lives in the Tierrasanta area of San Diego. Chandler has four daughters and six grandchildren. Bill Swank is San Diego´s preeminent baseball historian. He has authored or co-authored six former books, including his award-winning Echoes from Lane Field, the story of the firstborn 1936 Pacific Coast League Padres who played at the foot of Broadway until the termites ate their wooden ballpark in 1957. His most recent two-volume work, Baseball in San Diego: From the Plaza to Petco, covers the traveling of baseball from Horton Plaza to Lane Field (1871-1936), and the birth of the PCL (1936) and NL Padres (1969) – until their move back downtown to Petco Park in 2004.
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1 of 1 persons found the following review helpful.
 A lifelong Padres fan, and friend of Bob
By Matterhorn Magic
I grew up in San Diego, watching Bob Chandler on old KOGO-TV, when it was Channel 10, and an NBC affiliate. And I’ve seen Chandler go to a new station, KCST-Channel 39. I’ve seen Chandler broadcast the minor league San Diego Padres games on that channel.
I recall a game televised from Phoenix’s Municipal Stadium in 1968, where the Padres pulled a triple play on a hot summer night, versus the Phoenix Giants (the farm team of the San Francisco Giants). Later on Bob told me that the TV camera was burning that night.
For a good deal of years I’ve enjoyed listening to and talking with Bob Chandler whenever I work at the Padres’ games. The book validates his fame to San Diego baseball. There is not a word of dissappointment in his book, and I find most of it humourous.
He works hard at his game. Bob is amid the happiest men I know. His book equals fice stars. I enjoyed reading it.
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A Book for All Padre Fans
By Hits Hornsby
Have you ever heard a bad baseball story? No. They are all good! Most of them I have heard before but they are all good again. I would have liked them to be more in a continuous date pattern from the beginning to the current. I have always liked Bob Chandler as a broadcaster and hearing him do the Padre games on radio and wished that he were still doing them rather than L——er. Bob knows baseball 1st hand so much better and has a very comfortable voice to listen to….I read the book listening to his voice orate the history of the Padres.
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 Not all the tales
By Dennis Karpinen
As a Padres fan, this is the book for your 12 year old son to learn regarding the team’s history. Bob Chandler is just too nice of a person to include a good deal of of the juicier details. Still, it had to be part of my collection and I’m glad I made the purchase.
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