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Hosts John Kelly and Alan Dinkenson reviewed Week 1 in the NFL and looked ahead to possible wagers for Week 2. "Dink" revealed some early leans for Week 2 and noted the Pittsburgh Steelers were one of the most impressive teams he watched in Week 1. Midway through the hourlong program, "Dink" received some disappointing news when the lowly Padres scored five runs in the top of the ninth inning to defeat the struggling Giants, 6-4.

Hosts John Kelly and Mike Corrigan reviewed an exciting start to the 2016 NFL season. Underdogs finished 8-6-2 against the spread as both the Broncos and Patriots posted unexpected wins in Week 1. Corrigan ended the hourlong program with an MLB selection involving the Tuesday night game at Busch Stadium between the visiting Cubs and homestanding Cardinals.

Eye On Gaming contributor PARLAYNOW took center stage to challenge EOG's house entry in the Westgate SuperContest. If PARLAYNOW is successful at posting a better record than EOG's entry, the popular sports betting website will reward the smart community member a $500 cash prize. The Cincinnati Bengals, a small road favorite over the New York Jets, was a selection that appeared on both cards.

Host John Kelly and NFL handicapper Mike Scalleat previewed the opening week of the 2016 NFL regular season. Scalleat, who has posted winning records each of the last nine years while competing in the Westgate SuperContest, offered opinions on all 13 Sunday NFL games and the pair of Monday night contests.

Host John Kelly lobbed questions at college football expert Bobby Beghtel, a former oddsmaker at the now-shuttered Stardust Race and Sports Book. Beghtel, better known as "Bobby the Owl," reviewed the opening week of the 2016 college football season and previewed Week 2.

Hosts John Kelly and Alan Dinkenson were joined by 35-year-old professional sports bettor Joey Fortuna (@joeytunes2) for an hourlong discussion of September action in college football. "Tunes" is a well-respected gambler in Las Vegas known to fellow professionals and licensed bookmakers alike. "Dink" in the final few minutes of the information-filled program offered a Major League Baseball selection involving a matinee game in Oakland.

Host John Kelly reviewed the college football action played over the Labor Day weekend. Alabama, winners of four of the last seven national titles, posted the most impressive victory of the week while Oklahoma and LSU both failed as heavily-bet double-digit favorites. Bobby Beghtel joined the hourlong program to add his perspective to an opening week of action that lived up to the tremendous hype.

Host John Kelly and sharp sports bettor Brian Scott previewed the first Saturday of the 2016 college football season. Reporting live from his home in Dallas, Scott also offered a preview of the 2016 Cowboys, a team starting the season without veteran quarterback Tony Romo. The Cowboys are 1-14 over the past two seasons in games not started by Tony Romo.

After attending Louisville's convincing 70-14 victory over Charlotte at Papa John's Stadium, EOG contributor PARLAYNOW joined host John Kelly to review the impressive performance. PARLAYNOW cited Louisville sophomore quarterback Lamar Jackson as the key to the team's success this season.

Host John Kelly and guests Paul MacDonald and Bobby Beghtel previewed the first full weekend of the 2016 college football season. MacDonald released seven selections while Beghtel recommended three plays and Kelly listed his best bet for the first Saturday of the new season. Kelly made a strong case for Oklahoma laying double-digits over Houston in a game to played at NRG Stadium in Houston.

Jason Beem, former track announcer at Portland Meadows and River Downs, joined hosts John Kelly and Alan Dinkenson to discuss his current battle against a gambling addiction. Beem (@BeemieAwards) has not made a wager since December 5, 2010 and must fight off the temptation to make another bet every single day. Beem, a popular figure in the horse racing industry, offered a scouting report on track announcers employed across the country.

Hosts John Kelly and Mike Corrigan discussed Colin Kaepernick's controversial decision to sit through the singing of the national anthem before an NFL preseason game. Kaepernick's hope is to instigate change and challenge authority when it comes to race relations and police brutality in the United States. Eric Austin also chimed in with his opinion on the hot topic.

Host John Kelly reviewed the first college football game of the 2016 season in which California defeated Hawaii by a score of 51-31. California was offered for wagering at anywhere between a 19.5-point favorite and a 21.5-point favorite. Kelly also provided a play (UNDER 8 runs) in the Saturday night game between the Atlanta Braves and San Francisco Giants.

Host John Kelly recommended a wager (under 8 runs) in Friday night's Major League Baseball game at AT&T Park. Kelly cited the recent offensive struggles of the San Francisco Giants and the season-long struggles of Atlanta's pedestrian offense.

Sharp sports bettor Eric Austin joined host John Kelly to discuss the latest topics involving sports and specifically sports betting. Austin, a 1984 graduate of Iowa State University, went on record with a CFL play in Thursday night's game between British Columbia and Ottawa. Austin also described his night at the fights at T-Mobile Arena where last Saturday night Conor McGregor defeated Nate Diaz in an exciting MMA battle.