
Final Four Bets, Bruce Arians retires from coaching the Bucs & would you pull an Eric Church so your teams could win championships?
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Cousin Sal, Dave Dameshek & Martin Weiss are back on a Thursday for a brand new Extra Points! The show starts off with a gum dispute between Shek and Marty, while Sal shares the tough times he's had betting soccer. Next, with the Final Four match up between Duke and North Carolina happening this Saturday, the trio discusses the best current sports rivalries and if this would be the worst Duke loss ever? With country star Eric Church in the news for canceling his concert to watch the UNC vs Duke game, Shek starts asking Sal and Martin what they would give up to see their teams win and Eddie Spaghetti stands by his absurd statements he made about this topic on Minus Three. The guys then make their Duke vs UNC and Kansas vs Villanova picks before transitioning to the NFL news of Bruce Arians retiring from coaching and moving to the Buccaneers front office and their thoughts on the new playoff overtime rules. The show rounds out with their plays of the day and more thoughts on the Will Smith vs Chris Rock drama.
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