Tennessee baseball is 1 win away from yet another trip to the College World Series after defeating Evansville 11-6 Friday afternoon in Game 1.
The Vols are the nation s top team and have certainly looked like it as of late. Tennessee recently won the SEC Tournament and blitzed their way through the Knoxville regional to get to Game 2 in the Supers against Evansville.
The Purple Aces journey to Knoxville was far from routine. Evansville was the 4-seed out of the Greenville Regional and downed East Carolina and others to advance to their first Super Regional appearance in school history.
Keep reading for a prediction for Game 2, as well as the odds and best bets for Saturday s tilt.
No. 1 Tennessee vs. Evansville Prediction (June 8)
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The Notre Dame men s swim program has been suspended by the university for a minimum of one academic year after an external review found the athletes were wagering on the results of their own competitions.
According to the AP, members of the swim team had set up a makeshift, internal sportsbook where athletes could wager on times posted by themselves or teammates at swim meets.
In a statement from University of Notre Dame Vice President and James E. Rohr Director of Athletics Pete Bevacqua, individual participation in the prohibited activities varied, but the overwhelming cultural dynamic on the team necessitates a full suspension.
60% of Team Participated
According to an AP , more than 60% of the returning team, which included 25 swimmers, took part in betting…
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The latest results from a Saint Louis University Research Institute and YouGov poll show likely voters are in support of a constitutional amendment to legalize sports betting.
The Saint Louis University (SLU)/YouGov poll of 900 likely Missouri voters found that 50% of respondents support a constitutional amendment to legalize sports betting, compared with just 30% in opposition.
Support for the amendment was significant among Democrat voters and those who live in the St. Louis and Kansas City metro areas.
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According to poll results, 50% of respondents support the constitutional amendment to legalize sports betting, 30% oppose the amendment, and 21% are unsure of how they will vote.
This amendment seems very likely…