RED-HOT 64-33 (66%) OVERALL RUN | #1 HANDICAPPER L/35 DAYS (WIN % & UNITS) | TORRID 104-64 NCAA RUN!
Jeff Keim is absolutely LOCKED IN on the hardwood, and on Thursday, he is STEPPING OUT with a HUGE NCAA Basketball TOTAL SHARP MONEY MOVE—a play driven by heavy off-shore action, respected market indicators, and respected betting syndicate influence!
This is the type of TOTAL that moves fast and cashes big, and Jeff has identified it early before the line fully adjusts. Backed by proven winning systems and real-time sharp money signals, this is a HIGH-CONFIDENCE opportunity.
Jeff enters this release on a RED-HOT 64-33 (66%) overall run and a documented 104-64 (62%) college hoops surge.
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*TORRID 104-64 (62%) COLLEGE BASKETBALL RUN!
*#1 HANDICAPPER (UNITS): +109 UNITS OF PROFIT L/35 DAYS!
*DOCUMENTED 24-8 (75%) ON TOP-RATED PLAYS!
Member Notes
Today’s Free Picks
| Sport | Game Selection | Game Time |
|---|---|---|
| CBB | (717) Siena at (718) Duke: Spread | 2:50pm EDT - Mar 19/2026 |
The PLAY: Siena +28.5 (-115)
Second-year head coach Gerry McNamara led Siena to its first NCAA tournament appearance in sixteen years, and the Saints possess a veteran roster ranked 26th nationally in "minutes continuity" on KenPom, a metric that measures a team's roster turnover from one year to the next. Siena is one of the most reliable teams at the free-throw line, making 76.9% of its attempts, ranking 43rd in the nation. Since 2012, NCAA Tournament teams shooting 75% or better from the foul line are 179-137-3 ATS (56.6%), including 117-86 ATS (57.6%) since 2018. In contrast, the Blue Devils are one of the worst free-throw shooting teams in the country, ranking 200th at 72.4%. Since 2012, NCAA Tournament teams shooting 75% or better from the foul line are 139-97-3 ATS (58.9%) versus opponents shooting worse than 75% from the charity stripe, including 87-56 ATS (60.8%) since 2018, covering the spread by an average margin of +2.4 points per game. Siena enters the NCAA tournament off a 64-54 win over Merrimack as 1.5-point underdogs, which is significant because NCAA tournament teams coming off a game in which they allowed 55 points or less are 148-113-2 ATS (56.7%). Similarly, NCAA tournament underdogs arriving off a game in which they allowed 60 points or fewer are 139-102-3 ATS (57.7%), while underdogs of +6 or greater are 62-35 ATS (63.9%) following a game in which they allowed fewer than 59 points. Grab the points with the Siena Saints as Jeff Keim’s Free Pick Winner for Thursday, March 19.
| Sport | Game Selection | Game Time |
|---|---|---|
| CBB | (733) High Point at (734) Wisconsin: Spread | 1:50pm EDT - Mar 19/2026 |
The PLAY: Wisconsin -10.0 (-110)
Wisconsin is ranked 15th in the nation in free-throw percentage (78.6), which is notable because NCAA Tournament teams shooting 75% or better from the foul line are 179-137-3 ATS (56.6%) since 2012, including 117-86 ATS (57.6%) since 2018. In contrast, the Panthers are converting 74.3% of their free-throw attempts, ranking 105th in the country. Since 2012, NCAA Tournament teams shooting 75% or better from the foul line are 139-97-3 ATS (58.9%) versus opponents shooting worse than 75% from the charity stripe, including 87-56 ATS (60.8%) since 2018, covering the spread by an average margin of +2.4 points per game. Let’s also note that NCAA Tournament teams shooting 77% or better from the foul line are 79-54 ATS (59.4%), including 59-35 ATS (62.8%) since 2018, covering the spread by an average margin of +2.5 points per game. High Point possesses an up-tempo offense that ranks 56th in the country in Pace (70.9), which represents a team’s average number of possessions per 40 minutes. That metric is significant because fast-paced college basketball teams (e.g., 70.0 or greater) are 109-149-8 ATS (42.2%) in NCAA Tournament games, including 47-72 ATS (39.5%) since 2019, failing to cover the spread by an average margin of -3.2 points per game. In contrast, Wisconsin’s style of play is more methodical, ranking 146th in Pace (68.9). Since 2011, fast-paced NCAA tournament teams like High Point are 85-124-4 ATS (40.7%) versus slow-paced teams like the Badgers, including 38-62 ATS (38%) since 2019, falling short of market expectations by an average margin of -3.6 points per game. Lay the points with the Wisconsin Badgers as Jeff Keim’s Free Pick Winner for Thursday, March 19.
| Sport | Game Selection | Game Time |
|---|---|---|
| CBB | (709) South Florida at (710) Louisville: Total | 1:30pm EDT - Mar 19/2026 |
The PLAY: Total Under 165.5 (-105)
Since 2017, Round 1 of the NCAA tournament has gone 264-182 to the Under (59.2%), including 158-98 UNDER (61.7%) since 2021, going under by an average margin of -2.8 points per game. Since 2016, Round 1 games with totals of 149 or more points are 39-22-1 to the Under (63.9%), while early round games with totals of 135 points or greater are 158-117-2 to the Under (57.5%), including 114-69 UNDER (62.3%) since 2017. Louisville's up-tempo offense ranks 41st in the country in Pace (71.1), which represents a team’s average number of possessions per 40 minutes. That metric is significant because fast-paced college basketball teams (e.g., 70.0 or greater) are 146-117-3 (55.5%) to the Under in NCAA Tournament games, including 73-46 UNDER (61.3%) since 2019. Since 2012, American Conference underdogs are 11-5-1 to the Under (68.8%) in the NCAA tournament, going under by an average margin of -4.6 points per game. Since 2012, college basketball teams averaging a certain against-the-spread margin are 72-49-4 to the Under (59.5%), including 34-10 UNDER (77.3%) since the beginning of the 2019-20 season, going under by an average margin of -7.2 points per game. Finally, South Florida is 58-28 to the Under (67.4%) following a game in which their opponent had a certain number of rebounds, provided they own a win percentage of .458 or greater. Take the Under in the South Florida/Louisville game as Jeff Keim’s Free Pick Winner for Thursday, March 19.
Consultant Bio
Oskeim Sports Consulting, LLC (OSC) is an internationally recognized sports handicapping service which provides sports bettors with an unparalleled return on investment. Its lead handicapper and the firm’s CEO, Jeffrey Keim, graduated magna cum laude from Elon College and earned his J.D. from the University of Connecticut School of Law. Jeff developed a successful law practice at a private law firm in Connecticut, where he practiced for seven years before founding Oskeim Sports in 2007.
Jeff’s tireless work ethic and analytical skills, which allowed him to develop a successful law practice, remain key to the success of OSC. Jeff’s proprietary research utilizes advanced analytics, computer algorithms, math models and one of the most extensive technical databases in the handicapping industry. Oskeim Sports has been widely recognized as one of the most successful and transparent handicapping services in the industry, and it publishes its selections contemporaneously in a Pick Archive.
Jeff and his team provide unmatched profitability and return on investment on behalf of their clients and have consistently outperformed the investment industry since 2007. Since establishing Oskeim Sports Consulting, LLC in 2007, Jeff has received 32 distinguished awards from The Sports Monitor of Oklahoma, including five #1 titles.