Here's the tout tally on this private board I am a member of.

You've got all the big name touts mixed in here. Everybody buys one and then puts them all on this private board. No max play or GOY type of plays yet. But the day is still young.

NCAA Sweet 16 Tally Thru Post 40

Wisconsin 9
Florida 3
Over 0
Under 0
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South Carolina 2
Baylor 6
Over 0
Under 2
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UCLA 7
Kentucky 7
Over 1
Under 1
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Butler 5
north Carolina 3
Over 1
Under 0

Who do you count as a tout?

Wayne Root. Marc Lawrence, Indian Cowboy, Vernon Croy, Jim Feist. Larry Ness. Dave Essler, Cali Cartel.

There are about 80 of them. This is all they do for a living.
I read their write ups, see when they have a game of the week, month or year. Just gives me something to read and then cap off of. Lots of them are perpetual losers and are great fade material. But some of them are very, very good.

Well imo your tally would be useful if you tallied the fade material and the very good ones separately.

LOL. There is no need to be on a "private board" to find this stuff. 

I pickup Marc Lawrence's "playbook" every year, its good stuff.

Correct, this board just seems to have the best collection. (or the most)
The write-ups are often times very insightful too. As you probably know, I can use all the help I can get.

The more information the better.

I won't violate covers terms by saying his name, but here is a decent capper taking UCLA and why. I really like reading there why's.


It's the Battle of the Blue-bloods this Friday night in Memphis as # 2 seed Kentucky takes on the # 3 seed UCLA in a South Regional Semifinal, and its the match-up everyone has been waiting for since the brackets were announced.


No doubt the Wildcats 13-game winning streak demands attention and respect, but remember that Kentucky was also on a home court 42-game winning streak when the Bruins came into Lexington back in December and ended it with a 97-92 as the +11 point underdog!


Obviously a lot of time has gone by since their December meeting, but also consider that it marked the second year in a row Steve Alford's team has had UK's number, as the Bruins sans Lonzo Ball defeated the Wildcats, 87-77 in December of 2015 in Westwood.


UCLA can and will do it again, as they showed me a little something by getting past a very tricky foe in Cincinnati last Sunday, 69-57.


The Bruins still lead the nation in scoring, and they have also been very unselfish with the round-ball, as evidenced by their 47 tournament assists, and just 9 turnovers.


The Wildcats benefited from a kind whistle in their slug-fest with Wichita State last weekend, as they eked-out a 63-60 win over the Wheat Shockers.


This one lives up to its billing as an "instant classic", but it is UCLA that is still standing when the smoke clears.

Thanks Gumpert. I don't follow touts for my plays but it's still good info to have. If one covers brother is subscribing already you gotta appreciate him sharing the info, whether you're taking it or leaving it.

Good luck tonight

Anyone who uses "sans" in his write-up must indeed know what he's talking about. The worry for K will be controlling the interior where Welsh and Leaf should have a blast tonight

Thanks