LITTLE ROCK — Razorback baseball continues in Omaha, identity of the 3-point shooter needed to complement Daniel Gafford remains a mystery and the first fall football practice under Chad Morris is more than a month away.
The time is right for an annual exercise involving Monopoly money and Nevada’s over-under number for regular-season wins by Arkansas and the rest of the SEC.
Working with a self-imposed limit of $30 per wager and a $200 bankroll, the venture turned a hypothetical profit of $120 in 2016 with a variety of winning wagers and $40 in 2017 because the max was bet on both Mississippi State and South Carolina, and both won eight vs.