The 2012 PGA Tour season is underway, and here at Bankroll Sports, we are keeping a close eye on all of the golf odds and making our PGA Tour predictions for all of the great events in 2012. Check out our 2012 golf TV schedule and be sure to check back for all of the best golf odds and golf predictions for all of the great stops on the links this year!

2012 Masters TV Schedule (The Masters Live On TV for April 5th-8th)
Thursday, April 5th – ESPN: 3:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. (ET)
Friday, April 6th – ESPN: 3:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. (ET)
Saturday, April 7th – CBS: 3:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. (ET)
Sunday, April 8th – CBS: 2:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. (ET)

The buzz for the 2012 Masters is arguably just as high as the buzz for any other event that golf has had in a number of years. The last time Tiger Woods was on the course, he was able to get the job done against a relatively good field at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and now, he is going to be a man on a mission in this one to claim yet another major tournament. This is a world class field though, and there are a number of golfers that are playing the best golf of their career. It certainly won’t be an easy task for Tiger, Rory McIlroy, Phil Mickelson, or any of the other big time golfers that are going to be out there this week at Augusta National, and it should be quite the fight to see who claims this year’s coveted green jacket.

March 29-April 1: Shell Houston Open (Golf Channel, NBC)
April 5-8: The Masters (ESPN, CBS)
April 12-15: RBC Heritage (Golf Channel, CBS)
April 19-22: Valero Texas Open (Golf Channel, CBS)
April 26-29: Zurich Classic of New Orleans (Golf Channel, CBS)
May 3-6: Wells Fargo Championship (Golf Channel, CBS)
May 10-13: The Players Championship – TPC Sawgrass (Golf Channel, NBC)
May 17-20: HP Byron Nelson Championship (Golf Channel, CBS)
May 24-27: Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial (Golf Channel, CBS)
May 31-June 3: The Memorial Tournament (Golf Channel, CBS)
June 7-10: FedEx St. Jude Classic (Golf Channel, CBS)
June 14-17: The US Open (ESPN, NBC)
June 21-24: Travelers Championship (Golf Channel, CBS)
June 28-July 1: AT&T National (Golf Channel, CBS)
July 5-8: The Greenbrier Classic (Golf Channel, CBS)
July 12-15: John Deere Classic (Golf Channel, CBS)
July 19-22: The Open Championship (ESPN)
July 26-29: RBC Canadian Open (Golf Channel, CBS)
August 2-5: World Golf Championships – Bridgestone Invitational (Golf Channel, CBS)
August 9-12: PGA Championship (TNT, CBS)
August 16-19: Wyndham Championship (Golf Channel, CBS)
August 23-26: The Barclays (Golf Chanel, CBS)
August 31-September 3rd: Deutsche Bank Championship (Golf Channel, NBC)
September 6-9: BMW Championship (Golf Channel, NBC)
September 20-23: Tour Championship (Golf Channel, NBC)
September 28-30: 2012 Ryder Cup (Golf Channel, TBD)
October 4-7: Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open (Golf Channel)
October 11-14: Frys.com Open (Golf Channel)
October 18-21: The McGladrey Classic (Golf Channel)
October 22-24: PGA Grand Slam of Golf (TBD)
October 25-28: CIMB Asia Pacific Classic (Golf Channel)
November 1-4: World Golf Championships – HSBC Champions (Golf Channel)
November 8-11: Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Classic (Golf Channel)
November 29-December 2: Chevron World Challenge (Golf Channel, NBC)
December 7-9: Franklin Templeton Shootout (Golf Channel, NBC)

Past 2012 Golf Events & List of 2012 PGA Tour Winners
March 1-4: Honda Classic Championship (Rory McIlroy)
March 8-11: Cadillac Championship (Justin Rose)
March 15-18: Transitions Championship (Luke Donald)
March 22-25: Arnold Palmer Invitational (Tiger Woods)

The 2012 National Championship Game odds are out for the NCAA Tournament, and here at Bankroll Sports, we are taking the time to list our Kansas Jayhawks vs. Kentucky Wildcats predictions and keys to the game for the biggest and final game of the campaign.

2012 Final Four Matchup: #2 Kansas Jayhawks vs. #1 Kentucky Wildcats
Final Four Location: Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans, LA
Final Four Date/Time: Monday, April 2nd, 9:20 p.m.
Kansas vs. Kentucky Television Coverage: CBS

Key #1: Kansas has to make Kentucky react to a close game
If you go back and look at what the Wildcats have done this year, you have to be awfully impressed. They have 37 wins, including a 10-point victory against these Jayhawks. They only have been beaten twice this year, and in the five games in the NCAA Tournament, they haven’t been challenged at all. The closest game was the eight-point win in the Final Four against the hated Louisville Cardinals, and it was amazing that the Cards weren’t able to at least keep that one closer, knowing that they dominated possession thanks to just a slew of offensive rebounds. Sure, there have been some games this year that Kentucky has been able to win down the stretch; however, we have definitely seen some chinks in the armor. The door stayed open against the Vanderbilt Commodores, and they went on to pull the upset in the SEC Championship Game. That door might stay open yet again versus these Jayhawks.

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Kansas Jayhawks +6.5
Kentucky Wildcats -6.5
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Key #2: Jeff Withey and Thomas Robinson have to prove to be forces on the inside defensively
Withey and Robinson knew that they were going to be up against it when they took on Jared Sullinger and Deshaun Thomas for the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Final Four. They passed the test and passed it with flying colors. The real hero was Withey on the defensive end of the court. He blocked seven shots in the game and had eight boards, and two of those blocks came in the last 90 seconds or so. Is Withey overmatched from a physical standpoint? Sure. Whether it is Michael Kidd-Gilchrist or Anthony Davis that goes against him, Withey is going to be in some trouble. That being said, he and his teammates have improved dramatically in terms of interior defense of late. In the first go around, shots were falling from inside the paint for the whole game. Withey only had four blocks. We think that he could be a big, big factor come Monday night for the Jayhawks.

Key #3: The Wildcats cannot give up second chances
If there is one aspect to Wildcats that we continue to see in the NCAA Tournament that is bothersome, it is the way that they hit the defensive glass. The Cardinals, as we mentioned before, had 16 offensive rebounds, and that was the only reason that they were able to stay in the game. However, all of the last four opponents were able to bring down at least nine offensive rebounds against Kentucky, and three of the four foes were able to get more offensive rebounds for the game than the Cats did. It simply isn’t good enough at this level, and athleticism can only take them so far. They’ll be in a heck of a lot of trouble if they get sloppy clearing after possessions in which they play great defense.

Key #4: Experience cannot be a factor if Head Coach John Calipari wants to get his first title
Coach Cal is one of the most talented coaches in the entire country, but he is still missing that elusive National Championship in his career resume. Since coming to Kentucky, he has used the logic that he is going to bring in the most talented players that he can find, regardless of whether they commit for one year or not to his program. That being said, when you look at the starting five for the Jayhawks, you see nothing but veterans – juniors and seniors that have been through the wars together, and that all understand what it takes to get the job done in these big time games. Meanwhile, when you look at Terrence Jones, Doron Lamb, and Darius Miller, you don’t think of them as “veterans.” However, in relation to Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Marquis Teague, and Anthony Davis, these are vets. If it comes down to that proverbial close game in which experience makes the difference, once again, we could see problems for the Wildcats. They have to win this game on their talent level alone.

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