#1 HANDICAPPER AT WAGERTALK L/35 DAYS (WIN %, UNITS & ROI) | 85-52 (62%) RUN | +76.2% NET PROFIT
Jeff Keim went 4-2 yesterday and remains in peak form, and on Sunday, he’s STEPPING OUT with a HUGE College Basketball Sharp Money Move featuring an OUTRIGHT UNDERDOG WINNER!
This is the type of market-driven opportunity where respected money is lining up on the underdog, creating hidden value that the public is overlooking. Backed by sharp action, key situational edges, and proven system alignment, this play offers serious upside at plus money.
Jeff enters this release on a RED-HOT 73-44 (62.4%) overall run and a TORRID 112-73 (61%) college basketball surge, consistently staying ahead of the market—especially in underdog and totals situations.
This is a high-value position with outright win potential—don’t miss your chance to cash a SHARP UNDERDOG PAYDAY!
*#1 HANDICAPPER AT WAGERTALK (WIN %): 85-52 (62%) L/35 DAYS
*#1 HANDICAPPER (UNITS & ROI): +90.1 UNITS & +20% ROI L/35 DAYS
*TORRID 112-73 (61%) COLLEGE BASKETBALL RUN
*DOCUMENTED 35-18 (66%) ON TOP-RATED PLAYS
Member Notes
Today’s Free Picks
| Sport | Game Selection | Game Time |
|---|---|---|
| NHL | (39) Los Angeles Kings at (40) Utah Mammoth: Moneyline | 9:07pm EDT - Mar 22/2026 |
The PLAY: Utah Mammoth -165
The Kings enter off a 4-1 loss to Buffalo yesterday, while Utah arrives in Los Angeles off a 4-1 home loss to the Ducks. Those scheduling dynamics are significant because NHL favorites of less than -200 are 1585-987 (61.6%; +3.9% ROI) versus unrested opponents, including 539-306 (63.8%; +7.8% ROI) since the beginning of the 2020-21 season. Even better, .501 or greater rested favorites are 1078-539 (66.7%; +4.3% ROI) versus unrested opponents, including 412-174 (70.3%; +6.6% ROI) since the beginning of the 2020-21 season. Making matters worse for the Kings is that they are playing their third game in four days, and since 2003, NHL road teams are 1463-1952 (42.8%; -4.8% ROI) in such situations. Since 2009, NHL home favorites of -155 or greater are 493-225 (68.7%; +1% ROI) following a home game in March affairs, including 217-79 (73.3%; +5.8% ROI) since the beginning of the 2019-20 season. Finally, unrested Pacific Division teams like the Kings are 53-99 (34.9%; -25.7% ROI) versus opponents they failed to score a power-play goal against in the previous meeting, losing by an average margin of 0.9 goals per game. Take the Utah Mammoth as Jeff Keim’s Free Pick Winner for Sunday, March 22.
| Sport | Game Selection | Game Time |
|---|---|---|
| CBB | (823) Utah State at (824) Arizona: Spread | 7:50pm EDT - Mar 22/2026 |
The PLAY: Utah State +11.5 (100)
Arizona ranks 50th in college basketball for pace with 71.0 possessions per 40 minutes, but fast-paced teams like the Wildcats are 123-161-8 ATS (43.3%) in the NCAA tournament, including 61-84 ATS (42.1%) since 2020. In contrast, Utah State plays at a much more methodical pace, ranking 193rd (68.1). Historically, slower-paced teams have controlled the tempo and had more success in the NCAA tournament from a point-spread perspective. Specifically, fast-paced NCAA tournament teams like Arizona are 92-130-4 ATS (41.4%) versus slow-paced teams like the Aggies, including 45-68 ATS (39.8%) since 2019. Arizona enters off an impressive 92-58 dismantling of Long Island, while the Aggies advanced with an 86-76 win over Villanova. Since 2012, NCAA tournament teams coming off an opening-round win by 20 or more points are 29-44-1 ATS (39.7%) versus opponents arriving off a win by fewer than 20 points. Big 12 Conference teams ranked within the national top four have recorded an 83-114-1 ATS record (42.1%) when entering a game following a win. Notably, since the start of the 2021-22 season, their ATS record stands at 67-100-1 (40.1%). Finally, Arizona is 10-16 ATS (38.5%) in the NCAA tournament, while head coach Tommy Lloyd is 2-6 ATS (25%) in the Big Dance. Grab the points with the Utah State Aggies as Jeff Keim’s Free Pick Winner for Sunday, March 22.
| Sport | Game Selection | Game Time |
|---|---|---|
| NHL | (31) Columbus Blue Jackets at (32) New York Islanders: Moneyline | 7:07pm EDT - Mar 22/2026 |
The PLAY: Columbus Blue Jackets -122
Since 2003, NHL conference road favorites of less than -250 are 3147-2124 (59.7%; +2.7% ROI). Since 2003, NHL road favorites with fewer than three days of rest are 2357-1555 (60.3%; +2.0% ROI) with a road game on deck. Columbus arrives in New York off a 5-2 win over the Kraken, its fourth straight win, while the Islanders returned home from a 7-3 loss at Montreal yesterday. Those scheduling dynamics are significant because NHL favorites of less than -200 are 1585-987 (61.6%; +3.9% ROI) versus unrested opponents, including 539-306 (63.8%; +7.8% ROI) since the beginning of the 2020-21 season. Columbus is also looking to avenge a 4-3 overtime loss at home against the Islanders, and road favorites of less than -200 are 1060-635 (62.5%; +9.6% ROI) with same-season revenge. Even better, small-to-medium road favorites with same-season revenge for an upset home loss are 692-392 (63.8%; +11.4% ROI), winning by an average margin of +0.7 goals per game. Since 2004, NHL road teams priced between -110 and -120 are 590-316 (65.1%; +23.1% ROI) versus opponents priced between -101 and -110. Finally, unrested conference road favorites like Columbus are 576-383 (60.1%; +1.6% ROI), while road favorites arriving off three or more consecutive home games are 323-221 (59.4%). Take the Columbus Blue Jackets as Jeff Keim’s Free Pick Winner for Sunday, March 22.
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.