How Alabama And Oklahoma Got To The College Football Playoff
- Dec 27, 2018
FairwayJay breaks down the Orange Bowl match-up and profiles Alabama and Oklahoma on their roads to the College Football Playoff.
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FairwayJay breaks down the Orange Bowl match-up and profiles Alabama and Oklahoma on their roads to the College Football Playoff.
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Dave looks at one of the featured Week 17 matchups this Sunday, an NFC matchup between the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams.
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Thursday NBA free pick for Portland and Golden State.
Read More . . .U.S. state governments are unwrapping and beginning to assemble one of the biggest presents they ever got. Namely, legalized sports betting, finally granted to them by the Supreme Court decision in Murphy v NCAA. But just as with the do-it-yourself bicycle, sports betting is presenting unique challenges.
Read More . . .Vaccaro has apparently confided to close friends and associates he’ll be headed east — not on an airplane because he refuses to fly — to assume an executive marketing and promotional role with Rush Street Gaming, operators of the Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh and the SugarHouse Casino in Philadelphia, where sportsbook operations opened in mid-December.
Read More . . .Golden Nugget Atlantic City and Caesars Entertainment Corp. were both penalized by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement for taking bets involving college football teams from New Jersey.
Read More . . .The sports book owned by the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians is the first to open on tribal lands outside of Nevada following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling earlier this year, a no-brainer business decision given the sports fans among its gambling clientele.
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FairwayJay takes a long look at Auburn and Purdue and provides a free pick for the Music City Bowl.
Read More . . .Senior Vice President of Public Affairs for the AGA, Sara Slane released commentary on the most recent Federal Bill promoting sports wagering.
Read More . . .As of today, only 3 percent of the Las Vegas area’s 147,545 hotel rooms had not been booked for New Year’s Eve, the LVCVA said.
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