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Past articles by Neil:

Will the Arizona Cardinals be historically bad? Don’t bet on it.

Point spreads suggest the Cardinals are considered the worst team in the NFL, but that doesn’t mean they won’t be able to win enough to avoid infamy. → Read More

Kentucky Derby long shots that could win at Churchill Downs

Who could duplicate Rich Strike's upset at this year's Kentucky Derby? Here are three long shots to consider. → Read More

Who will win the Kentucky Derby? It could be long shot Confidence Game.

Who will win the Kentucky Derby? It could be long shot Confidence Game, who has the speed and stamina to surprise the favorites. → Read More

Odds, post positions and analysis for the 2023 Kentucky Derby

The 2023 Kentucky Derby features a host of contenders, including Forte, Tapit Trice and Angel of Empire. Here's a look at the odds and post positions. → Read More

Aaron Rodgers might be declining. He’s still a huge upgrade for the Jets.

The Jets are paying an awful lot to acquire Aaron Rodgers. Here's why it might make sense. → Read More

As MLB teams light up scoreboards, late-arriving fans are missing out

In the new MLB, first-inning fireworks have become shockingly normal. → Read More

Stolen bases are back in baseball, thanks to the pitch clock, new rules

The stolen base has returned to Major League Baseball. You can thank the sport's radical rule changes. → Read More

Analytics could have led you to March Madness success. Were you listening?

Why careful analysts were some of the real March Madness winners this year. → Read More

Super Bowl squares: The best and worst combinations

Super Bowl Squares are popular and predictable, which doesn't make them any less enjoyable. → Read More

NFL best bets for Week 13: Trust the Seahawks (and the Bengals’ offense)

The Los Angeles Rams will struggle to stay with Seattle, while the Bengals shouldn't have much trouble scoring against the Kansas City Chiefs. → Read More

NFL best bets for Week 12: Keep riding this Commanders wave

Left hand up, then click on the Commanders (to shut down Atlanta's erratic offense). → Read More

Looking for a Super Bowl value bet? Consider the Dallas Cowboys.

Also, why it might be worth a wager on the New York Jets or New England Patriots to win the NFC East. → Read More

NFL best bets for Week 11: Justin Fields keeps getting better

The Bears and Lions lit up the scoreboard when they met last week. This week, they're both best bets. → Read More

Josh Allen is injured. How much should the point spread move?

Here's one method to assess the point-spread value of NFL quarterbacks, from stars to backups. → Read More

NFL best bets for Week 10: Fade Aaron Rodgers and the flailing Packers

We might have passed the point of no return for the struggling offenses of the Green Bay Packers and Los Angeles Rams. → Read More

This topsy-turvy NFL season has been a boon for the underdog

NFL underdogs are 68-52-2 against the point spread, a 57 percent cover rate that, if it continues, would be the highest since at least 2002. → Read More

Breeders’ Cup 2022: Entries, picks, odds and start times for Saturday’s races

Saturday’s schedule features nine championship races, including the $4 million Breeders’ Cup Turf and the $6 million Breeders’ Cup Classic. → Read More

The one trend that matters when betting the NFL

Cover margin trends can tell us not only if a team is on the rise or decline but also if the market has caught up with reality. → Read More

NFL best bets for Week 8: Records can be deceiving. Look at the Raiders.

This week's best bets are both narrow road favorites with sub-.500 records. → Read More

NFL scoring is down. Is it time to start betting the under?

Before blindly betting on the under, bettors should consider how to estimate point totals, and how often particular totals occur. → Read More