The College Basketball Show Picks & Analysis

Matt is a compulsive collegiate hoops connoisseur. Since 2015, Matt and his fellow Three-Man-Weave comrades have been covering every angle of the college basketball landscape in written, audio, and video form – from the blue bloods to the bottom feeders. After walking away from his analytics consulting day job in 2018, Matt pivoted to full-time college basketball handicapper. He first served as an analyst and understudy to the esteemed Alan Boston and continues to handicap college hoops on a full-time basis. Outside of his core betting duties, Matt’s an integral part of numerous college basketball content shows and publications.

Kyle Hunter has been betting on sports for more than 15 years, and he has been professionally handicapping sports since 2010. Kyle majored in finance/investing and got his start in the stock market. After deciding to turn his passion for sports into another way to find an edge when investing, this became a full-time gig.

Kyle has racked up a lot of honors in the past 11.5 years. Flat unit $500 per game bettors are up $98,100 betting all of his games since 2010. Totals are Kyle’s single biggest specialty, especially when it comes to college football. Since 2010, in a sample size of over 1,000 bets, Kyle’s college football totals have hit 57%.

Kyle has a passion for helping other bettors gain knowledge of the sports betting markets and make wise investments. Knowledge is power in this industry and Kyle is always learning and sharing that knowledge with others.

Founder of Keep Betting, Corbie brings a unique blend of handicapping styles that truly makes his opinion one of one. With a background in engineering as well as a deep information team, his ability to find edges throughout collegiate sports speak for themselves.

Jeff Nadu is a sports bettor and gambler from the Philadelphia area. He has worked in content creation in the sports world for years and his main area of expertise has been the game of basketball for over a decade. His knowledge and memorization of the teams, players, and situations make him an essential resource for college basketball. He also uses schematics, trends, and numbers to identify mismatches and help others win. And not only does he handicap basketball, but football, soccer, and other sports alike.