#1 HANDICAPPER AT WAGERTALK L/40 DAYS (WIN %, UNITS & ROI) | 90-54 RUN | +85% NET PROFIT
Jeff Keim is on a RED-HOT 114-74 (61%) college basketball run, and on Thursday, he is STEPPING OUT with a CBB Total Sharp Money Move backed by respected market action and key situational analysis.
This is the type of TOTAL that sharp bettors target early, creating value before the line fully adjusts. Jeff has consistently identified these opportunities, contributing to a TORRID 78-46 (63%) overall run!
Secure this position now and take advantage of a high-value Thursday TOTAL before the market catches up.
*#1 HANDICAPPER (UNITS & ROI): +100 UNITS & +21% ROI L/40 DAYS
*#1 HANDICAPPER (WIN %): 90-54 (63%) L/40 DAYS
*RED-HOT 78-46 (63%) OVERALL RUN (+85% NET PROFIT)
*TORRID 114-74 (61%) COLLEGE BASKETBALL RUN
*DOCUMENTED 36-18 (67%) ON TOP-RATED PLAYS
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Today’s Free Picks
| Sport | Game Selection | Game Time |
|---|---|---|
| CBB | (613) Illinois at (614) Houston: Spread | 10:05pm EDT - Mar 26/2026 |
The PLAY: Illinois +2.5 (-102)
Illinois arrives in the Sweet 16 Round of the NCAA Tournament off a dominating 76-55 win over VCU, which is significant because college basketball underdogs coming off a game in which they allowed 60 points or fewer are 144-105-3 ATS (57.8%) in the NCAA Tournament. Similarly, NCAA Tournament teams entering off a game in which they allowed 55 points or fewer are 152-118-2 ATS (56.3%), including 81-49 ATS (62.3%) as underdogs. Houston ranks third in the nation in Points Per Game Allowed (62.2), but college basketball favorites allowing fewer than 63 points per game are just 91-118-2 ATS (43.5%) in NCAA Tournament affairs. Meanwhile, Illinois is one of the most reliable teams from the free-throw line, ranking fifth nationally at 78.4%. That metric is important because college basketball teams priced between -6 and +6 shooting 77% or better from the charity stripe are 48-36 ATS (57.1%) in the NCAA Tournament. Let’s also note that Big 12 Conference teams are 9-18 ATS (33.3%) in the Sweet 16 Round over the last twelve years, while Houston head coach Kelvin Sampson is 3-5 SU and 2-6 ATS from the Sweet 16 forward. The Big Ten Conference has gone 34-19 ATS (64.2%) in the NCAA Tournament over the past three years, including 11-5 ATS (68.8%) this season, the best mark of any conference. Grab the points with the Illinois Fighting Illini as Jeff Keim’s Free Pick Winner for Thursday, March 26.
| Sport | Game Selection | Game Time |
|---|---|---|
| CBB | (617) Texas at (618) Purdue: Spread | 7:10pm EDT - Mar 26/2026 |
The PLAY: Texas +7.5 (-110)
Texas reached the Sweet 16 Round by virtue of three consecutive upset wins over North Carolina State (68-66), BYU (79-71), and Gonzaga (74-68) as 1.5-point, 2.5-point, and 6.5-point underdogs, respectively. Those results are significant for three reasons. First, NCAA Tournament teams coming off back-to-back wins in which they covered the spread by double-digits are 71-49-2 ATS (59.2%). Second, NCAA Tournament teams coming off back-to-back upset wins as underdogs are 31-16 ATS (66%) from Round 3 forward. Third, NCAA Tournament underdogs coming off three or more consecutive ATS wins are 46-24-2 ATS (65.7%) from Round 3 out since 2012. Since 2012, NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 favorites of -5 or more are 19-27 ATS (41.3%), including 8-13 ATS (38.1%) since 2020, and have fallen short of market expectations by an average margin of 4.4 points per game. Purdue head coach Matt Painter has enjoyed success during the early stages of the NCAA Tournament, going 23-7 ATS in the Round of 64 and 32, but he’s just 5-7 ATS in the Sweet 16 or later. Finally, Texas head coach Sean Miller has been an underdog in the NCAA Tournament fifteen times, and has gone 11-4 ATS in those contests, including a perfect 3-0 SU and ATS in this year’s tournament. Grab the points with the Texas Longhorns as Jeff Keim’s Free Pick Winner for Thursday, March 26.
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.