The Wildcats are no surprise to any sharps and that includes 100 percent of our long-term clients. We told you all along they were built to peak in March and April and well. Yes, we counted Saturday as a rare loser for us, but most databases have it as a push meaning KU has covered at a 7-0-1 rate showing the oddsmakers inability to adjust for a team that is markedly better now than at any point during the season.

Oh the players names change, but how has the one-and-done worked for John Calipari? Kentucky has won 11 straight NCAA Tournament games. Last loss was versus UConn in the 2011 Final Four.

This is the same Kentucky team that was a prohibitive 4-1 favorite at the beginning of the season to win it all.

We demonstrated throughout the tournament how Kentucky had bad luck this year, losing a bunch of games they could have won. No longer a bunch of greenhorns, they learned how to win the close games.

Considering we has UConn, we are not shocked they are here, but their lack of inside scoring will hurt them against this versatile Wildcat team that will focus on stopping the perimeter game of the Huskies. Kentucky will dominate inside.