on the BetMGM Network and streaming live on NBC Sports Now presented by BetMGM on the BetMGM Network. Welcome to the final hour, otherwise known as the power hour here on You Better You Bet. It's the NBC Sports Now Power Hour on a Tuesday.

Femmy and Bev Faye alongside PJ Glasser. PJ's been doing an awesome job filling in for Nick Costos. Nick will be back with us tomorrow.

But PJ and I have been holding things down. First few hours have been awesome. If you miss it, make sure you check us out

in a podcast form just search you better you bet. And we're going to have a great final 60 minutes here

on the NBC Sports Now channel. Coming up in about 20 minutes, we'll get into the Masters because guess what?

It's Masters week. The year's first

major over at Augusta National, PJ's betting strategies and some outright that we might be

eyeing ahead of this Thursday with the first round at Augusta National. And in about 40 minutes,

we'll be joined by our BetMGM Network teammate Brad Evans as we will get into all of our best bets across the world of sports tonight

with gambling night in America.

But we must begin tonight's show and today's show, I should say,

with what we saw in the men's national title game Monday night.

The Florida Gators are your 2025 national champions

as they beat the Houston Cougars 65 to 63.

And once again, Florida coming from behind, outscoring their opponent in the final 20 minutes

as the Gators. I don't want to say it's improbable because Florida was always one of these

teams as we talked all throughout the season. There was Auburn, there was Duke. And that third team felt like Florida, but they came on late

at the end of the year in March with winning the SEC tournament. And then they ran through

this NCAA tournament with just comeback win after comeback win after comeback when starting in the

second round against Yukon, the elite eight against Texas Tech,

Saturday in the final four against Auburn, and then last night, Monday, against the Houston Cougars,

as Florida wins their first national titles since Joe Kim Noah, Billy Donovan, Al Horford,

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