Sports Hub Basketball Handicappers Pick Winners

The best basketball handicappers in the world are right here at Sports Hub. While everyone is enjoying the NCAA tournament, our basketball handicappers are enjoying wins and ever-increasing bankrolls. Yesterday, our Top 7 CBB experts put on a clinic for college basketball bettors.

Sports Hub’s best basketball handicappers were led by Mike Hawk, who put 13 NCAAB picks in the system yesterday. Mike went 9-4 leading a contingent of cappers who combined to go 26-8 and earn profits of $1757. And that’s just in one day! Over the last week, we have had several basketball handicappers who have cashed on 70 percent or more of their CBB picks and all of those cappers have put at least 10 picks in the system.

The bottom line is this. If you want to have a successful March Madness run, partner up with Sports Hub’s basketball handicappers. All these guys do is win.

Using Sports Hub’s Basketball Handicappers

If you are a little fearful of betting on college basketball and the NCAA tournament, fear no more. Sports Hub’s basketball handicappers can help any bettor of any skill level win more NCAA bets. As I just mentioned, a number of our outstanding cappers have hit 70 percent or more of their college basketball picks over the last week.

We can go back a little further as well and see that our Top 5 college basketball handicappers over the last 30 days have all won close to or over 60 percent of their picks. All five also have profited over $1000. They must be doing something right.

Our basketball handicappers are very good at finding value. It’s something that bettors can learn how to do. You can read more about how to bet on basketball here at Sports Hub. You can also become a member (it’s free!) and follow our top college basketball handicappers. By doing so, you can help to develop your own ability to spot value in NCAAB bets.

Our Basketball Handicappers Are Killing It

Our top capper yesterday was all over last night’s Bellator Champions Series. MMA Prime – Sports Hub offers up the best in MMA picks and did exactly that last night. A perfect 7-0 on seven picks and MMA Prime collected $616 in profits.

The rest of our Top 5 yesterday was dialed in on college basketball. Mike Hawk, who we already mentioned, Sports Central, William Taylor, and Seth Cohen all had great success predicting last night’s college basketball action.

Let’s see how they did.

• The Hawk circles: Mike went 10-4 overall (9-4 on CBB) and took home $557 in profits. Mike has been one of our top basketball handicappers. Overall, over the last 14 days, Mike is now up $1131.
• Sports Central: Our partners at Sports Central had a big day yesterday going 6-2 with $390 in winnings. Sports Central ranks No. 3 on our overall 30-day leaderboard and ranks first among our basketball handicappers over the last seven days.
• Taylor & Cohen: Sounds like they open their own law firm, but these two make more as basketball handicappers! William Taylor went 3-0 yesterday. All three picks were on the NCAA tournament. Both he and Seth Cohen, who also went 3-0), earned $300 in winnings. Seth hit his only CBB pick.
• Search basketball handicappers: The great thing about our members’ area is that you have the ability to find our best handicappers in any category over a specific time periods. Want to find the best basketball handicappers over the last 7 days? 14 days? 30 days? You can find all of those in our searchable database.

NCAA Tournament Dominates the Schedule

It’s the Round of 32 today in the NCAA tournament. There are eight games on the schedule and a spot in next weekend’s Sweet 16 is on the line. It’s also a huge hockey day and there is a ton of soccer, including a big day for MLS.

Here’s today’s schedule.

1. Road to the Sweet 16: Getting to the Sweet 16 starts today. No. 7 Dayton takes on No. 2 Arizona in the West Region. Tip off is set for 12:45 p.m. ET. That kicks off a day full of eight games in the NCAA tournament. Our basketball handicappers will have hundreds of picks available all day long.

2. Saturday NBA: Sports Hub basketball handicappers will also offer great picks for today’s NBA action. There are eight games on the schedule. Boston plays at Chicago beginning at 8 p.m. ET on the NBATV game.
3. It’s a hockey Saturday: There are 11 games on the NHL schedule. Florida is at the New York Rangers in ABC’s primetime game starting at 8:00 p.m. ET.
4. MLS: It’s Saturday in March and that means it’s a MLS weekend. There are 13 MLS matches on the schedule today. The New York Red Bulls will host Inter Miami CF and Lionel Messi. Messi is actually injured and will not play. Inter Miami leads the East Divison with a 3-1-1 record. New York is 2-1-1.
5. No Ohtani today: There are 18 spring training games today in MLB. The Dodgers and Padres aren’t on the schedule as they return from South Korea. That means no Shohei Ohtani, which is probably good for him as he figures out his whole interpreter situation.
6. UFC Fight Night: Amanda Ribas will face Rose Namajunas in the women’s flyweight main event tonight. 
7. Miami Open continues: The men’s and women’s tennis tours continue in Miami. Men’s No. 1 seed Carlos Alcaraz will play in the second round today.
8. Valspar Championship: The 2024 Valspar Championship was suspended today due to weather. Stewart Cink is one of five golfers at the top of the leaderboard.

More Cinderellas in This Year’s Tournament

More NCAA tournament games; more upsets. We were treated to more Cinderellas putting on the glass slippers yesterday. Read on to see which teams pulled off miraculous wins. Don’t forget to follow our basketball handicappers all day long. They have several dozen college basketball picks in the system already and will have more throughout the day.

Let’s check the trending news.

• Smart kids: The Ivy League isn’t just for smart kids. It’s also for smart basketball players. The last 19 Ivy League teams seeded No. 15 or 16 in the NCAA tournament are now 13-6 ATS with six outright wins. Yale defeated Auburn yesterday 78-76.
• Run ‘n gun: Colorado played right along with Florida’s pace and a late jumper gave the Buffaloes a 102-100 victory. Colorado shot 60 percent from the floor and 63 percent from behind the three-point line.

• Madison, James Madison: JMU pulled off this tournament’s first 5-12 upset. The 12th-seeded Dukes beat No. 5 Wisconsin 72-61. JMU beat Michigan State in its opening game of the regular season back in November. Now, they’ve beaten another Big Ten team when it mattered most.
• Sports Hub basketball handicappers: If you like wins and adding cash to your bankroll, hop on the money train also known as Sports Hub’s picks database. Join now for free and gain access to the best basketball handicappers in the world.

That’s all for today. Again, get yourself on the right side of today’s college basketball action by partnering with us here at Sports Hub. You can access the best and hottest basketball handicappers in the industry. 

If basketball isn’t your thing, don’t worry. We’ve got the rest of the sports world covered too. Our cappers cover all sports from the major ones to niche sports like tennis and NASCAR racing. Enjoy today’s games and we’ll see you back here tomorrow for more!