We’ve once again borrowed the services of Jay Jarrahi, writer at The Overrule, to help us preview the men’s and women’s 2013 French Open at Roland Garros.

In this post, he takes a look at the women’s draw. 

Jay Jarrahi, founder of an excellent tennis handicapping site called The Overrule, has agreed to share his previews for the 2013 French Open, which begins on Sunday.

In this post, Jarrahi breaks down the men’s side, where Rafael Nadal is the obvious favorite.

On Sunday, the LVH SuperBook released its NFL season win totals. The most interesting total—the one that should have caught everybody by surprise but didn’t—was the Chiefs. They opened at 7 with the over juiced at -145.

It’s an incredibly high number when you consider how similar teams have been lined in the past.

The 49ers are always one of the most popular bets in Super Bowl futures odds in Nevada, but online?

According to the public betting numbers available at one offshore sportsbook, San Francisco is by far the most popular bet for the 2014 Super Bowl despite carrying the lowest odds.

Collecting the average point spread for each team admittedly doesn’t provide us with groundbreaking information. However, it does give us a basic look at each team’s overall chance for success in 2013.

Read on to find out how each team stacks up.

The Old Dominion Monarchs won’t become an FBS football program until 2014, but an offshore sportsbook is still offering odds on them to win the BCS Championship this season. (If you’re curious, a $100 bet on the Monarchs would pay $990,000.)

Read on for the 2013-14 BCS futures odds on literally every FBS school in the nation. Except Penn State, of course.

The LVH SuperBook released its 2013 NFL season win totals today.

We’ll do all the usual stuff (analysis, odds compares, etc.) early next week, but for now, take a look at the numbers.

The LVH opened its NFL Games of the Year point spreads for primetime and high-interest games.

BetOnline.com has released point spreads for all college football Week 1 games.

Read on to see the full list. More to come.

The Orlando Magic had a leading scorer (Aaron Afflalo) and leading rebounder (Nikola Vucevic) that only the most passionate NBA fans could name, and they closed the regular season as an underdog in their final 24 games.

The good news: They’ll finally be favored to win something with the NBA Draft Lottery next Tuesday. The bad news: The lottery favorite—despite having a 25 percent chance—has won only twice in the past 21 years.