You always follow the money.

That's what I always say.

You always follow the money.

This is Follow the Money with Mitch Moss and Polly Howard on V-SEN.

Welcome in. Championship Week is here.

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download the ProfitX app and use the code V-SynMM. Bruce Marshall, long-time college

basketball handicapper and better with wager talk. And the gold sheet again joins us here for a

full half hour to get some best bets on these games and preview some of these conference tournaments as well. He's on the progressive guest slide. Hey, Bruce, happy championship week. I want to begin with this BYU and West Virginia game last night. That was a fun one to watch up and down the court. That's how BYU plays. Not a lot of defense, a lot of points. West Virginia is the exact

opposite, and the Cougars are now. That number's down to three and a half right now. Total is

hovering around 141-ish. What are your thoughts on that game? Yeah, Mitch, I kind of like

West Virginia there. Now, they played just a couple of weeks ago in Morgantown, and West Virginia

won 79-71. It's a little faster pace than West Virginia normally goes, but they are playing BYU-U, like you said, and that's a slower pace for BYU, than what they would prefer. You mentioned that game last night against Kansas State. The Wildcats just played right into BYU's hands. They let them run up and down the court. The Bents was able to do his thing, scored 40. But really, you know, and I thought they, you know, I don't want to blame the reps, but I mean, the Texas Tech game got away from Texas Tech late on the weekend there. I thought Texas Tech had that game under some control. And WU.A. He was able to get away some things, and then all of a sudden that they won. But before that, they had been in kind of a downturn here the last month, and certainly against the spread, they had not been good. And I think what the correlation was, the more DeBancis shoots, the worst things got for them. And nobody's telling him not to shoot there.

And that's just the way they've got.

They bought this team at BYU.

They bought this kid.

They know he's going to go to the NBA.

Let him score all he wants.

I don't think it's necessarily great for the team.

And, yeah, I know they got a couple wins in a row here,

but this is, like you say, Mitch, this is a perfect sort of photo to slow them down.

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