The Genesis Invitational is here, and the Stephie Smalls Show delivers a full betting breakdown for one of the most important stops on the PGA Tour calendar at Riviera Country Club.

Stephie is joined by Larry from Tom & Marty’s Bar, one of the sharpest and most entertaining golf bettors around, to dig into course fit, betting value, and how to attack Riviera from a wagering perspective. From outright winners to top-20 and first-round leader bets, this episode covers every angle serious golf bettors need heading into the week.

The conversation touches on elite contenders like Genesis Invitational favorites Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, and Collin Morikawa, while also exploring value and longshot plays featuring Wyndham Clark, Shane Lowry, Cam Young, Adam Scott, Jason Day, Harris English, and rising star Pierceson Coody.

Along the way, Larry explains why Riviera rewards elite ball striking, why recent form isn’t always everything on the West Coast swing, and how betting “guys you hate” can still be profitable. The episode also features one of the most bizarre side stories of the PGA season: Larry’s infamous Wendy’s chili bet, which has turned into a multi-week endurance test — and possibly cursed Scottie Scheffler in the process.

If you’re betting the Genesis Invitational, this episode is a must-watch.

0:00 - Intro
1:18 - Larry rebrand explained
2:52 - Wendy’s chili bet
4:16 - Three bowls daily
5:08 - Pride keeps going
5:41 - Breaking sugar habits
6:24 - Portion control strategy
7:00 - Strict rules discipline
7:48 - Chicken sandwich countdown
8:10 - Morikawa shirt saga
8:43 - Stephie Morikawa rant
9:17 - Morikawa fixes debate
10:09 - Humility and redemption
10:38 - Betting guys hated
11:49 - Wyndham Clark value
12:58 - Villains must win
13:38 - Shane Lowry love
14:19 - Lowry can’t win
15:03 - Cam Young emotions
15:40 - Value play “Gator”
16:15 - One-and-done dilemma
17:04 - Cam Young sickness
18:29 - “Rio” riding wave
19:02 - Ceiling and putting
20:00 - Normal dudes energy
21:53 - Pierceson Coody model
22:26 - Coody name roasting
23:51 - Harris English angle
24:11 - First-round leader logic
25:20 - Odds check “Gator”
26:06 - Market not adjusted
26:25 - No household-name knock
26:46 - Small sample debate
27:38 - Morning chaos context
28:08 - Jason Day temptation
28:42 - Day career outlook
29:03 - Rose inspires vets
29:38 - Adam Scott case
30:05 - Riviera fits Scott
31:14 - Masters motivation timing
31:59 - Final bets wrap
32:10 - Scheffler chili curse
32:46 - Health checks concern
33:29 - Wendy’s liability joke

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Moneyline Mac from the SGPN podcast The College Experience joins The Stephie Smalls Show for an early March Madness breakdown, and things get spicy fast. Smalls and Mac dig into which teams actually have the juice to make a deep tournament run and which ones are living on reputation alone.

They cover top contenders like Arizona, Houston, Kansas, Michigan, Texas Tech, and Illinois, plus talk about teams that might be flying under the radar like UConn and Florida. The conversation hits big matchups, futures value, and how quickly college basketball can flip once March chaos hits.

There’s a deep dive into Arizona’s ceiling and what needs to click, including discussion around Bradley, Krivas, and Pete. Kansas comes up as a buy-low candidate, with thoughts on Patterson and the ongoing issues around Peterson missing time. Moneyline Mac also throws out some dark horse energy with Saint Louis, including Ravi and their potential to surprise people. Fraud alerts make an appearance too, with Nebraska catching some heat, plus live betting talk like Iowa State versus Houston.

At the end of the episode, Producer Ryan McKee hops on to talk about the official end of Shed Picks. He walks through how a broken-down shed, a manic episode, and a dumb joke turned into a recurring segment, real opportunities, and eventually the decision to end it. The episode wraps with a couples list from Ryan and a separate list from Stephie, because of course it does.

0:00 intro
1:16 Moneyline Mac joins
1:32 Vegas voice banter
2:15 Travel grind talk
3:05 Vegas Madness plans
3:25 Beer preferences debate
4:17 Olympics condoms tangent
6:02 Arizona panic begins
6:34 Arizona roster breakdown
7:38 Big 12 reality
9:06 Big Saturday games
9:20 Arizona at Houston
10:24 Michigan at Duke
11:00 Title contenders list
11:17 UConn value case
12:31 Florida overlooked
14:26 Kansas futures value
17:40 Saint Louis Cinderella
19:21 Biggest fraud talk
20:44 Bet for tonight
21:08 Favorite arenas
22:08 Midwest drinking rant
25:21 Extra Holes begins
25:40 Ending Shed Picks
27:21 Reasons quitting list
29:35 Steph list segment
31:18 Show close

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The NFL season ends the only way it should: with The NFL Smalls Awards — the most unhinged, honest, and important awards in football.

On this episode of The Stephie Smalls Show, Smalls is joined by Colby Marchio to hand out hardware you won’t see anywhere else, breaking down the 2025 NFL season through chaos, betting pain, and elite hater analysis.

Awards include Highlight Merchant, Fantasy Football Terrorist, No Bet List, Papa Bear (Vet That Kicked Ass), Dad of the Year (Favorite Player to Watch), He’s Just a Baby, Most “Next Year Is Our Year” Fanbase, and the always-controversial Identity Crisis Award.

Players and teams under the microscope include Matt Collins, Jameson Williams, Justin Jefferson, JJ McCarthy, C.J. Stroud, Dalton Kincaid, Philip Rivers, Davante Adams, Jacoby Brissett, James Cook, Cam Ward, and Burton Luther. Smalls makes the case for James Cook as her MVP and favorite player to watch, while Colby backs Cam Ward as a future leader despite a brutal situation in Tennessee.

They also dig into the Patriots, Bills, Ravens, Bengals, Vikings, and Giants, questioning coaching decisions, quarterback narratives, and whether teams like Buffalo and Baltimore are officially out of excuses. Names like Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow, Zach Taylor, and Sean McDermott all come up in a fiery end-of-season reckoning.

It’s loud, funny, aggressive, and somehow still sharp. These are the only NFL awards that matter.

0:00 – NFL Smalls Awards Intro
0:50 – Colby Marchio Joins
3:22 – Super Bowl Fallout
4:15 – MLB Futures Talk
5:03 – Highlight Merchant Award
6:33 – Fantasy Football Terrorist
8:05 – No Bet List
10:31 – Next Year Fanbase
12:29 – Coaching Overreactions
14:08 – Vikings Fanbase Mention
16:24 – Papa Bear Award
17:28 – Dad of Year
19:10 – He’s Just a Baby
21:34 – Identity Crisis Award
23:14 – Ravens Bills Debate
25:17 – Colby Where To Find
26:28 – MLB Prop Bet
27:02 – Episode Reflection
27:41 – Intuit Super Bowl Recap
29:32 – House of Prime Rib
30:23 – Ryan McKee Compliment
31:03 – San Francisco Observations
32:11 – Season Wrap Outro

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