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Happy Friday.

Welcome into Prop Points here on V-Sin, the Sports Betting Network.

Nick Whale and Jeff Erickson, hanging out with you from Rotowire.com for the next hour

here on V-Sin. Jeff, a ton to get to, a colossal show coming your way over the next 60 minutes.

We got a great guest, Adams O'Droek, joining us at 1.30 Eastern to break down what we saw in the

Sweet 16 last night, some plays for the four games coming our way tonight, as well as an early look at the two Elite 8 matchups that are already set. Talks in NBA. We got 10 games on the slate tonight. I'll give you all my favorite props aside that I like in the association. And Jeff, it is Dinger Friday. So I'll have home run props from you. I have a full look at the Friday Major League Baseball slate to round things out. Look, as always, if you don't catch us live, if you just want to rewatch the show, re-listen, go check out prop points in podcast form. You can find our show. You can find every Veson show as a podcast, wherever you get your pods on Apple, on Spotify, just search prop points, search vesen, and you will find it there.

Jeff, we got to start in the college troops world.

Four games in the Sweet 16 last night.

The first two, all timers, right?

Two games that were both tied late.

They're happening simultaneously.

Purdue ends up hanging on to beat Texas.

Trey Kaufman Wren tips in a rebound with under a second left to give Purdue a 79-77 win. Iowa, Nebraska came down to the wire as well, a game that Nebraska led throughout. Iowa didn't take the lead until about two minutes left, but a big run at the end of the game pushes the Hawkeyes into the elite eight. Where do you want to start here on a huge slate to digest? Well, let's just go in order. Texas and Purdue first. We'll just go that way. Just go in order of those games. First of all, great back and forth game. Texas, what a run. I got to say,

they more than earn their spot in the tournament there. They had Purdue on the ropes at one point in time.

Purdue took advantage of a couple friendly whistles and, you know, got Texas in foul trouble. And I think that was huge down the stretch. Even the game winning tip in. That was one arguably where Tray Kaufman Renn might have been over the back a little bit there. They got the advantage of a couple of whistles. There's a lot of stoppages in this game. There's, you know, hook and hold reviews left and right. It was a very physical game. And I think that befitted Purdue. I think that that's the type of style that they want to be able to play. And it worked out pretty well in their favor there. No shame for Texas here. They played hard. They hit some, you know, they were playing hurt.

And yet Purdue came through at the end. This was obviously Purdue's toughest test so far in the

tournament. They've been on a role ever since the Big Ten tournament started. Remember,

they limped into the Big Ten tournament. They were the seven seed in the Big Ten tournament,

yet we're a two in the

NCAA tournament. That's a pretty neat trick to pull off. Incredibly evenly played game.

Neither team led by more than seven at any point throughout the 40 minutes. You got to tip your

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