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NBA DFS Show DraftKings Daily Fantasy Basketball Preview March 13
NBA DFS Strategy & DraftKings Top Picks 3/13 We have a seven-game NBA DFS main slate on Wednesday, March 13th, on DraftKings and FanDuel. We have elite options hitting the floor with Luka Doncic, Nikola Jokic, Zion Williamson, Miles Bridges, and Cade Cunningham playing. Let's dive into the NBA DFS podcast for 3/13 and break down our top NBA DFS plays of the day.
NBA DFS Showdown Playbook January 27: Sacramento Kings vs Dallas Mavericks Top Picks
Hello NBA fans, I hope your Saturday, January 27th has started great. We have an amazing matchup for the NBA DFS Showdown slate tonight between two Western Conference teams. The Sacramento Kings led by Domantas Sabonis and De'Aaron Fox are traveling south to take on Luka Doncic who is fresh off of his 73-point performance. It will be interesting to see how Dallas fairs in this one after such a huge performance.
NBA DFS Show DraftKings Daily Fantasy Basketball Preview January 5
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NBA Daily Fantasy Picks & Playbook January 4
Published: Jan 04, 2024 Updated: Jan 04, 2024 The NBA has just two games on it's main slate on Thursday, January 4th, on DraftKings and FanDuel. It's a star-studded NBA on TNT slate with Giannis Antetokounmpo, Victor Wembanyama, Stephen Curry, and Nikola Jokic all taking the floor. It's a fun two-gamer with both games having over/under's up over 230 implied points with the Bucks and Spurs sitting up near 250.
NHL DFS Playbook December 17: Top DraftKings and FanDuel Picks
Welcome to Sunday’s four-game NHL Slate. We have a short slate with a ton of great players to choose from, so we need to make sure we are making the correct choices.
NBA Best Bets & Player Props November 27: LeBron James Takes on the Philadelphia 76ers
Happy Monday, and welcome back to the regular week. Some are upset about that, and some are thankful to be away from family, in-laws, and leftovers. Either way, we can all be thankful for NBA games today. There are five NBA matches today and they are; Washington Wizards at Detroit Pistons, Portland Trail Blazers at Indiana Pacers, Los Angeles Lakers at Philadelphia 76ers, New Orleans Pelicans at Utah Jazz, and Denver Nuggets at Los Angeles Clippers.
NBA DFS Show DraftKings Daily Fantasy Basketball Preview November 27
NBA DFS Strategy & DraftKings Top Picks 11/27 We have a five-game NBA DFS main slate on Monday, November 27th, on DraftKings and FanDuel. There is a lot of star power on Tuesday's slate as Joel Embiid, Tyrese Haliburton, and Nikola Jokic are all taking the floor. Let's dive into the NBA DFS podcast for 11/27 and break down our top NBA DFS plays of the day. Jon Impemba and James Grande break down the main slate by going position-by-position and bringing an example lineup into the fold at the end.
Devin Vassell San Antonio Spurs Houston Rockets
HOUSTON (AP) — Devin Vassell had 26 points and the San Antonio Spurs rolled to a 124-105 rout of the Houston Rockets on Monday night to snap a two-game skid. The Spurs won this matchup of the two worst teams in the Western Conference despite missing leading scorer Keldon Johnson, who averages more than 21 points a game. Johnson was out with a bruised lower back.
Ja Morant Desmond Bane Memphis Grizzlies beat San Antonio Spurs
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Ja Morant and Desmond Bane had 32 points each and the Memphis Grizzlies beat San Antonio 124-122 in overtime Wednesday night, handing the Spurs their fifth straight loss. “Early in the season for us to have a couple games where we go down the stretch or go into overtime and being able to still come out with a win is big time for us,” Morant said. “We know every game is not going to be a blowout.
Bremond ISD cancels school after positive COVID-19 cases
Published: Oct. 7, 2020 at 11:45 PM CDT|Updated: 7 hours ago BREMOND, Texas (KBTX) - Bremond ISD will be closed on Thursday and Friday due to what they called a “number of positive COVID cases in a short time frame.” Bremond ISD Superintendent Daryl Stuard said in a letter sent to staff and students that a staff member lab-confirmed to have COVID-19 was present on the campus October 6. Two high school students with lab-confirmed COVID-19 were also present that day.
Hometown Heroes: Bryan Vikings
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - The Vikings have building blocks on defense as they move into a new district where they last played in the 2011 season. Kenny Collins and Du’wayne Paulhill are veterans in the secondary. Paulhill started 10 games at free safety during his sophomore season, but might see more time on offense at running back. LB Jack Blackburn also started every game in 2019. Tanner Allen is back at linebacker.
Aggies will need to create own energy with fewer fans in the stands
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Some college football teams are already underway, and it’s apparent this season will look a little different, especially with limited capacity in the stands. The Aggies know they’ll need to adjust to that different atmosphere this year. On Saturday Texas A&M practiced inside an empty Kyle Field for the first time this fall camp. It was an opportunity to scrimmage with just a few weeks left to prepare for their season.
Hometown Heroes: College Station Cougars
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Last year the College Station Cougars made their sixth straight playoff appearance. They were eliminated in the Area round by Frisco Lone Star, but bring back a lot of experience this year. Head Coach Steve Huff says they brought up 10 sophomores last season, they most they’ve ever had. “We were very young at times last year at one point last year we started five sophomores on offense and then started about three before it was all said and done.
Watson agrees to 4-year, $160 million extension with Texans
(AP) -Deshaun Watson has agreed to a four-year, $160 million contract extension with the Houston Texans. Watson announced the signing on Twitter on Saturday. “As a child growing up in Georgia, it was always my dream to play in the NFL,” Watson wrote in the post.
Hurricane Isaias makes landfall in southern North Carolina
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Hurricane Isaias made landfall in southern North Carolina around 11:10 PM EDT Monday with maximum sustained winds of 85 mph. Hurricane Isaias makes landfall in southern North Carolina(KBTX) As of the 4 A.M. CDT update from the National Hurricane Center, the hurricane is moving to the north-northeast at 28 mph with a minimum central pressure of 993 mb.
Children’s Museum of the Brazos Valley moving to Lake Walk
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - The Children’s Museum of the Brazos Valley is leaving it’s current home on East 29th Street for the Lake Walk area. They’ll move into 3,000 square feet on Lake Atlas Drive. They’re tentatively scheduled to reopen to the public in January of 2021. The Children’s Museum has always been a place for our community to come together to play and learn and I’m certain our next chapter at Lake Walk will continue that legacy.
BCS Axe House opens its doors Wednesday
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - BCS Axe House officially opens in Bryan on Wednesday featuring axe throwing, unique technology, food, drinks, and more. BCS Axe House prides itself on being in the business of “axe sticking” and not axe throwing, and that’s due to facility’s end grain targets, according to the BCS Axe House website. “Axe House is just an indoor amusement facility,” said BCS Axe House Owner, Jes Linne. “Think about rolling a bowling ball or think about throwing darts.
Non-violent offenders released from Brazos County Detention Center to slow COVID-19 spread
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - As of Monday, 38 inmates who were in the Brazos County Detention Center for non-violent crimes were released to help slow the spread of COVID-19 in the jail. Jail Administrator Wayne Dicky says this is part of the next step toward mitigating the effects of the new coronavirus. “We are actually taking it a step further and contacting anyone who was in contact with an inmate who tested positive,” said Dicky.
United Way of the Brazos Valley to distribute 4,000 free facemasks in Franklin
FRANKLIN, Texas (KBTX) - United Way of the Brazos Valley is partnering with Luminant to give away free facemasks during its drive-thru distribution event on Friday, Aug. 7, from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Approximately 4,000 facemasks will be distributed, including surgical masks provided by Robertson County Emergency Management. Residents can pick up a facemask bundle at the Pridgeon Center in Franklin. The free facemasks will be distributed in bundles of five.
Child protection workers warn abuse cases on rise during pandemic
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Summer is ending soon and parents are deciding whether to send their kids back to the classroom or keep the remote learning going. For some children, school is their sanctuary and the only place they feel safe. Executive Director of Scotty’s House Cary Baker was on BVTM Monday to talk about how important the school is for children suffering from child abuse.
Texas families now have until Aug. 21 to apply for food aid to make up for school meals
AUSTIN, Texas (Texas Tribune) - Gov. Greg Abbott announced Tuesday that he has extended the deadline to apply for the Pandemic EBT card, which pays $285 for each student who received free and reduced-price meals, to Aug. 21. The federal benefit for lower-income students is intended to fill the gap caused when schools shut down in the spring because of the pandemic. The deadline had previously been extended from the end of June to the end of July.
Walker County issues burn ban
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Officials in Walker County have issued a burn ban until further notice. Walker joins Waller, Milam, Robertson, and Lee counties on the list of burn bans in the Brazos Valley. A largely uneven distribution of rain across the area over the summer is likely the culprit for some counties putting the ban into effect, while others have not. Under this burn ban, outdoor burning is prohibited. Copyright 2020 KBTX. All rights reserved.
North Harvey Mitchell Parkway closed, Bryan police responding to major accident
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Bryan police officers are responding to a major accident on North Harvey Mitchell Parkway, near the intersection of Phil Gramm Boulevard, according to a tweet. North Harvey Mitchell Parkway will be closed, and police are asking drivers to avoid the area. Officers are responding to a major accident on North Harvey Mitchell Parkway near the intersection of Phil Gramm Boulevard. North Harvey Mitchell Parkway will be closed. We ask that drivers avoid the area.
Brazos County officials provide update on hospital occupancy
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Texas Gov. Greg Abbott issued an executive order Thursday for four counties, suspending elective surgeries to ensure more bed availability for COVID-19 patients. We met with Brazos County Alternate Health Authority Dr. Seth Sullivan to discuss the current status of hospitals here and he says our healthcare facilities are not in the same predicament as those in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, or Austin, but that we should still be concerned about the rise in COVID-19 cases.
Authorities say missing Leon County women found safe
Jerri Light Baker, 79, (right) and Monica Anne Lee, 54 were found safe on June 25 (Leon County Sheriff's Office photos)(KWTX) Published: Jun. 25, 2020 at 11:27 PM CDT|Updated: 11 hours ago LEON COUNTY, Texas (KBTX) - The Leon County Sheriff’s Office said Jerri Light Baker and Monica Anne Lee were located safe and sound Thursday afternoon. Late last week, authorities asked for help tracking them down after they were last seen on June 11. Copyright 2020 KBTX. All rights reserved.
Another round of storms expected Friday, coverage comes down this weekend
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - The weekend may start on the soggy side, but we’re looking for a little more sunshine especially by Sunday. Friday brings more scattered rain and thunderstorms, though heaviest activity may be more focused on the middle of the day than late afternoon/early evening. We won’t be able to rule out some lingering activity into the evening, so we may need to watch that for some outdoor graduation activities tonight. As of right now, the chance for rain looks low post-7pm.
Texas A&M student says he found racist notes on his car
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - A Texas A&M University student is speaking out finding explicit notes left on the windshield of his car that was parked at an apartment complex located on school property. A&M senior Isaih Martin posted a photo of the racist notes to his Twitter page and it’s already been shared by more than 10,000 other users.
Gov. Abbot issues executive order limiting bars to takeout and delivery only
AUSTIN, Texas (KBTX) - Governor Greg Abbott issued a new executive order Friday aimed at curbing the growing rate of coronavirus across the state. According to the order, bars must shut down at 12 p.m. Friday, but can still offer delivery and takeout options. Starting Monday, June 29, restaurant dining rooms can only operate at 50% capacity. Rafting and tubing businesses must close, and outdoor gatherings of 100 or more people have to be approved by local governments.
SHSU freshman selling shirts for scholarships
HUNTSVILLE, Texas (KBTX) - A freshman at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville is raising money to help her fellow Bearkats. During this COVID-19 pandemic, Madeline Dupont has used social media to develop friendships and connect with some of her future classmates. Dupont says through these online relationships, she learned that some of her future Bearkats had anxiety about the coronavirus ahead of the fall semester.
FDA approves video game for treating ADHD in kids
BOSTON (AP) — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has for the first time approved a video game for treating attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in children. The FDA said Monday the game built by Boston-based Akili Interactive Labs can improve attention function. The game, called EndeavorRx, requires a prescription and is designed for children ages 8 to 12 with certain symptoms of ADHD.
Bryan man says his truck’s bumper was stolen from his driveway
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Since Saturday, Bryan Police have received eight reports of vehicle burglaries in the city. Doug Street says he was surprised to discover Monday morning that his front bumper had been stolen while his truck was still in his driveway. “I walked out for work this morning and noticed that the front bumper was missing and that was kind of a shock,” said Street. Street says this kind of crime is not common in his neighborhood but he will be taking extra precautions in the future.
Brazos County health officials concerned about next two weeks
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Brazos County health officials on Monday expressed growing concern with the number of COVID-19 cases in the area. Dr. Seth Sullivan said "many more are coming" and said the new two weeks could present a challenge to area hospitals and the health department. In the past week, 155 new cases of the virus were reported in Brazos County. Dr. Sullivan said 80% of those cases are due to community spread. He specifically said the spike in numbers is not a result of increased testing.
Europe reopens, Beijing outbreak revives need for vigilance
BERLIN (AP) — European countries reopened borders Monday after a three-month coronavirus shutdown, although international visitors are still being kept away and there was uncertainty over whether many Europeans will quickly embrace travel outside their home countries. The virus is far from being wiped out, and the need for constant vigilance came into sharp focus again as China, where COVID-19 first emerged last year, rushed to contain an outbreak in the capital of Beijing.
Senate GOP to restrict police choke holds in emerging bill
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Driven by a rare urgency, Senate Republicans are poised to unveil an extensive package of policing changes that includes new restrictions on police choke holds and other practices as President Donald Trump signals his support following the mass demonstrations over the deaths of George Floyd and other black Americans. Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina, the sole African American Republican in the Senate, has been crafting the package set to roll out Wednesday.
Seal coat work underway on Brazos County roads
By Tre Jones |  Posted: Thu 11:21 PM, Jun 11, 2020 BRAZOS COUNTY, Tex. (KBTX) – The Texas Department of Transportation has announced seal coat operations at various locations in Brazos County starting Thursday. Drivers can expect delays and various lane closures throughout the operation. Work is set to begin on the SH 6 Frontage Roads, but will also include FM 2154, SH 21, FM 2818, FM 1179, and SH 308. TxDOT asks for the public's patience during this work.
Bryan ISD board members finalize sale of former Admininstration Building
By Tre Jones |  Posted: Mon 11:34 PM, May 18, 2020 BRYAN, Tex. (KBTX) - The Bryan ISD Board of Trustees finalized the sale of the Travis Education Support Center during the school board meeting Monday night. It's also the district's former Administration Building. The building sale to College Station-based company "Computers, Electronics, Office, ETC. LTD" was approved at a May 4 board workshop.
Bryan man indicted for 2017 deadly shooting at local park
By Tre Jones |  Posted: Mon 10:14 PM, May 11, 2020 BRYAN, Tex. (KBTX) - A Brazos County grand jury has handed up an indictment Anthony Lopez for the September 2017 shooting death of Johnathan Munoz at Williamson Park in Bryan. According to police reports, the shooting stemmed from a robbery. Police say Lopez and two others planned to rob Munoz of the marijuana he was selling.
Madison County judge rescinds curfew order
By Tre Jones |  Posted: Mon 6:02 PM, May 04, 2020  |  Updated: Mon 6:06 PM, May 04, 2020 MADISONVILLE, Tex. (KBTX) - Madison County Judge Tony Leago announced on Monday that he is lifting the curfew order. The order will be lifted on Wednesday, May 6 at 5:00 a.m. Last week Gov. Greg Abbott and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said curfews are "unenforceable" as the state slowly reopens. Gov.
CSISD honors class of 2020 seniors at Hall of Fame Banquet
By Tre Jones |  Posted: Tue 10:32 PM, Apr 28, 2020  |  Updated: Wed 2:17 PM, Apr 29, 2020 COLLEGE STATION, Tex. (KBTX) - College Station ISD celebrated its outstanding seniors and their chosen educators Tuesday night through a virtual Facebook Live celebration. The College Station ISD Hall of Fame Banquet is an extraordinary event hosted each year by the CSISD Education Foundation.
St. Joseph Catholic School Class of 2020 tribute video
By Tre Jones |  Posted: Tue 10:35 PM, Apr 28, 2020 BRYAN, Tex. (KBTX) - The St. Joseph Catholic School Class of 2020 put together a video as a way to thank their teachers, parents, and community for their support and prayers. The video was created by Matthew Nelson and Sydney Woodard with the help of 2020 seniors. It captures the ups and downs of what of a school year that will go down in the history books. Click here to watch the video.
College Station man sentenced to 15 years for aggravated robbery
By Tre Jones |  Posted: Fri 7:55 PM, Apr 24, 2020 BRYAN, Tex. (KBTX) - The following is from a press release from the office of the Brazos County District Attorney: Jamal Zeno pled guilty to his part in an Aggravated Robbery that took place last year in the parking lot of a local Taco Bell. He received 15 years in prison for two counts of Aggravated Robbery, 10 years in prison for Tampering with Evidence, and 200 days in Brazos County Jail for Evading Arrest.
College Station approves contract to demolish Thomas Park pool
By Tre Jones |  Posted: Thu 9:23 PM, Apr 23, 2020 COLLEGE STATION, Tex. (KBTX) - The College Station City Council voted unanimously Thursday night to approve a $132,000 contract with Aggieland Construction for the demolition of the Thomas Park pool with the caveat that the city would continue to explore options for future park amenities.
Bryan ISD announces changes to 'Grab & Go' meal schedule
By Tre Jones |  Posted: Mon 10:21 PM, Apr 06, 2020 BRYAN, Tex. (KBTX) - Bryan ISD announced that beginning Monday, April 13, the "Grab and Go" meal schedule will change. Meals will be distributed on Monday and Thursday only. However, on Monday families will receive three days of meals, and on Thursday families will receive two days of meals.
Shiro VFD receives $20,000 grant from Texas A&M Forest Service to fight fires
By Tre Jones |  Posted: Mon 11:50 PM, Mar 02, 2020  |  Updated: Mon 11:50 PM, Mar 02, 2020 SHIRO, Tex. (KBTX) - Shiro Volunteer Fire Department increased the firefighting power of its fleet thanks to a $20,000 cost-share grant through the Rural Volunteer Fire Department Assistance Program administered by Texas A&M Forest Service. “Our department feels fortunate to have received a grant that helped in replacing an older slip-on unit,” said Shiro VFD Fire Chief Dan Sharron.
Police: Men found with guns and drugs at local hotel
By Tre Jones |  Posted: Fri 10:42 PM, Feb 28, 2020 COLLEGE STATION, Tex. (KBTX) - College Station police arrested two men who were found with meth, marijuana and guns at a local hotel. Officers arrested Raul Terraza, 24, and Michael Thigpen, 44, in a hotel room in the 2000 block of Texas Avenue. According to court documents, Thigpen was trying to flush meth down a toilet as police were executing a search warrant Thursday. Terraza was found with two cans of meth, according to police.
Local company unveils new form of autonomous transportation to move freight more efficiently
By Tre Jones |  Posted: Fri 3:50 AM, Feb 07, 2020 BRYAN, Tex. (KBTX) - The Texas A&M transportation institute unveiled a new way Thursday to transport freight and hopefully that will ease up some of the congestion on the highway. Freight Shuttle is a local business that unveiled a new autonomous shuttle at its headquarters in Bryan.
CSPD investigating shots fired call in residential neighborhood
College Station police are investigating a shooting at a fourplex in a residential neighborhood Tuesday afternoon. College Station Police Department say shots were fired at 2 p.m. in the 700 block of Vassar Court. Three men were seen running from the area. According to police there is one injury but it's minor and not a gunshot wound.
Small fire quickly extinguished at Bryan apartment complex
By Rusty Surette and Tre Jones |  Posted: Thu 3:33 PM, Dec 19, 2019 BRYAN, Tex. (KBTX)- A small fire was quickly extinguished Thursday afternoon at an apartment complex in Bryan. It happened around 3:00 p.m. at 4150 Pendleton Drive. Firefighters said personal belonging stored outside of an apartment caught on fire but was extinguished before it could spread. They're now looking into how the fire started. Nobody was injured.
Bryan teen indicted on hit-and-run that killed A&M student
By Tre Jones |  Posted: Fri 8:15 PM, Dec 06, 2019 BRAZOS COUNTY, (Tex.) - The driver of a hit-and-run that killed a Texas A&M student has been indicted by a Brazos County grand jury. Police say Pedro Puga, 17, of Bryan hit Carly Beatty of Frisco with his car in the early morning hours of September 15. It happened on Texas Avenue near University Drive.
Allen Academy beats Longview Heritage in playoff opener
By Tre Jones |  Posted: Fri 11:21 PM, Nov 15, 2019 BRYAN, Tex. (KBTX) - Allen Academy wins their home opener Friday night against Longview Heritage 66-16. The Rams will move on to the second round. Their next opponent will be the winner of St. Joseph vs Bulverde Bracken Christian, who play Saturday.
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