on this week's Bet the Process podcast, Rufus and I are, well, not really Rufus because he's not

part of the interview, but we're joined by Pablo Torre, a legit sports journalist and a member

of the Tony Kornheiser family. We talk a little bit about our own sort of macro opinions of sports and what it should mean to be in a sports betting Hall of Fame, which is really apropos with Bet Bash coming up.

So with that, let's start the process.

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It's not that typical cookie cutter nonsense.

If you came just for picks, you're in the wrong place.

Find a town with the narrative to make a strong case.

Instead of blindly assuming a team must be tanking we're

looking for the edge of messy p body rankings crunching all the numbers in the simulator system

that break down the data analytically driven media coverage of sports gambling is pathetic

the bottom line is watered down it seems like welcome to another episode of the bet the process

podcast where rufus is at the Yale Club flexing his Ivy League muscles, so to speak.

Is Yale still in Ivy League school?

Or is it accredited still?

Four years accredited?

I think so.

I think maybe it's being re-evaluated, but I think for now it's still accredited.

Nice. How was Cabot and the Peabody, what is it called? The Peabody Cup?

The Peabody Cup. Do you guys have a cup that people win? Is it like an athletic supporter that people drink out of? No.

There is a trophy.

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