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Top Sports Betting - Sunday March 14, 2010.

03:00pm  NBA  Boston Celtics vs. Cleveland Cavaliers	Bet at Brobury
12:30pm  NHL  Washington Capitals vs. Chicago Blackhawks	Bet at BetUS
04:05pm  MLB  Texas vs. Los Angeles	Bet at Intertops
01:00pm  NCAA-B  Georgia Tech vs. Duke Blue Devils	Bet at Linesmaker
03:00pm  NCAA-B   Minnesota Golden Gophers vs. Ohio St Buckeyes	Bet at Sportsbook

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Courtesy of  Bodog Online Sportsbook. Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: The Formula One season gets underway, while the Cavaliers play host to the Celtics, and college hoops finalizes its field. Tipping off on the hardwood . . . The NBA has eight games on tap for Sunday, with Indiana at Milwaukee, Utah at Oklahoma City, Philadelphia at Miami, Charlotte at Orlando, New Orleans at Phoenix, Toronto at Portland, Minnesota at Sacramento, and Boston at Cleveland. The Cavaliers blasted the Celtics 108-88 in Boston in their last meeting on February 25, winning the OVER result as a 3-point road favorite. LeBron James was good for 36 points, seven boards, and nine assists for Cleveland in that win, while Mo Williams tossed in 19 points. Ray Allen was good for 21 points in that losing cause for Boston, with Rajon Rondo scoring 19 points. As well, conference tournaments come to an end on Sunday in advance of the NCAA Tournament's Selection Show. There are four tourney championships on the schedule for Sunday, including the ACC title game in Greensboro, the Atlantic 10 title game in Atlantic City, and the SEC title game in Nashville - those three matchups all get underway at 1:00pm ET. The Big Ten then concludes championship week with its title game in Indianapolis - that one tips off at 3:30pm ET. The Selection Committee will then announce this year's Field of 65. Taking a trip around the rink . . . Bet at Bodog and get a 10% cash Bonus There are 10 games on the NHL's schedule for Sunday, including a possible Stanley Cup final preview in Chicago with the Blackhawks playing host to the Capitals. As well, it's Nashville at Los Angeles, Colorado at Dallas, Phoenix at Atlanta, Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, Toronto at the Islanders, San Jose at Anaheim, St. Louis at Minnesota, Calgary at Vancouver, and Philadelphia at the Rangers. The Flyers blanked the Rangers 2-0 in Philadelphia the last time the two teams met January 21, with now-injured Philly netminder Ray Emery making 24 saves for the shutout. James van Riemsdyk and Mike Richards had the goals.

March Madness: ROAD To Indianapolis.

By Budd Foxx The NCAA men’s basketball tournament is almost upon us. There was some talk about going from 64 teams, ( well 65) to 96 making it, but for now, it stays at 65. To me, that is enough. At least until a number 16 seed finally beats a number one seed, I don’t see the need for another 32 teams making the tournament. On the other hand, I can see where a team like North Carolina, last year’s reigning champs who might not even make it this year, still have a better chance than a team that has to make it, which could be a Colgate or Cal State Northridge. But I guess that is what the NIT is for. One other idea that I think would be neat is if, and this might happen this year, the previous year’s champion does not get a seed, they should get the automatic 65thseed. They would probably beat the 64 seed, and then have a match up with a number one, which would definitely be interesting. I just think the road to the Final Four should go through the champs. This year’s Final Four tournament will be interesting. Kentucky I was a little unsure about early on because of some of their younger players, but they seem like they can hold their own and make a nice little run. Butler is having a good year, ranked # 13 currently. I remember a few years back they were a number 12 seed in their division, and ended up beating a number 5, Mississippi State, back in 2003. Then a couple years ago they were a 5thseed in their division, and here they are 13thoverall. It seems lately a number 12 seed gets by a number 5, and with the way the odds are, it seems this is a pretty good bet for the money, that a 12 will get by a 5. Anything higher than that, a 13 or higher winning, is pretty risky, but of course the payout will be higher. Then again, the Saints beat the Colts, and the Giants beat the Pats a few years back in the Super bowl, so anything is possible. It would be fun to see Butler make it to the Final Four, and play a home game since each regional winner will advance to the Final Four, held on April 3 and 5 in Indianapolis, Indianat Lucas OilStadium, hosted by the Horizon Leagueand Butler University, as per the NCAA's mandate that one Final Four is held every five years in the city that houses the NCAA's headquarters. This year’s Final Four should be very competitive. There aren't those dynasty teams like the UCLA Bruins of the 1960’s. And when Syracuse won with Carmello, and then he took off to the NBA and was successful, the one and dones seem to be gaining more popularity, which makes every year pretty open. Read More on the March Madness! Bet on March Madness at Broburysport Sports Get a 32% Cash Bonus on Your First Two Deposits!