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Alliant Insurance Services Adds Eric Edwards, Expands Louisiana P&C Team

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Friday, June 16, 2023

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Eric Edwards has joined Alliant Insurance Services within its Alliant Americas division as Senior Vice President.

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Eric Edwards has joined Alliant Insurance Services within its Alliant Americas division as Senior Vice President.
Based in New Orleans, Edwards will focus on developing comprehensive and cost-effective risk management solutions for a wide range of businesses and organizations across the Southeast.
“Eric brings a range of capabilities to the team in New Orleans.
He earned his bachelor’s degree from Louisiana State University where he was a member of the 2003 NCAA National Championship football team.

Baltimore Ravens Choose SeatGeek to Power Next Gen Ticketing Technology

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Tuesday, November 8, 2022

Through the partnership, the Ravens will revamp their ticketing experience with SeatGeek's mobile-first technology, beginning with the 2023 season.

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Through the partnership, the Ravens will revamp their ticketing experience with SeatGeek's mobile-first technology, beginning with the 2023 season.
At the Ravens, we are deeply committed to delivering best-in-class experiences to Ravens fans and our guests at M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore Ravens President, Sashi Brown stated.
SeatGeek's technology will power all Ravens home games, concerts and other events at M&T Stadium and the Under Armour Performance Center.
By combining a consumer marketplace with innovative primary ticketing box office technology, SeatGeek has become a high-growth global ticketing leader.

Playoff Races, COVID, and Winter Weather Will All Factor in NFL's Week 17 Odds, According to TheLines.com

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Monday, December 27, 2021

All four games feature matchups of postseason contenders against teams with little at stake, a common theme in the final weeks of every regular season.

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All four games feature matchups of postseason contenders against teams with little at stake, a common theme in the final weeks of every regular season.
But oddsmakers are also factoring the potential havoc that Covid could have on some team's rosters, especially when key players are involved.
That will keep scoring expectations relatively low, with 13 games with a projected point total of 46 or less.
By contrast, the first week of the NFL season featured five games with point totals of 50 points or more.

Cardinals-Rams Join Brady's Return to New England as Must-Watch Games on NFL's Week 4 Schedule, According to TheLines.com

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Monday, September 27, 2021

Both are 2-1 against the spread so far this year.

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Both are 2-1 against the spread so far this year.
The Rams opened the season at +1500 to win the Super Bowl, meaning bettors would win $1,500 for every $100 wagered.
Meanwhile, after the Cardinals dominated the hapless Jacksonville Jaguars, Arizona has moved to +2500 after opening the season at +4800 to win the Super Bowl.
TheLines.com is a leading source for news, analysis, and research related to the market for regulated sports betting in the United States.

Surprises in NFL's Week 1 Affect Lines in Week 2

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Monday, September 13, 2021

In fact, the point spread widened from the look-ahead line offered before Week 1, which had Green Bay as 10-point favorites over the Lions.

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In fact, the point spread widened from the look-ahead line offered before Week 1, which had Green Bay as 10-point favorites over the Lions.
Other Week 2 lines moved, too.
"The first week always brings surprises, but it's easy for NFL fans to overreact to what they've seen," said Brett Collson, lead analyst for TheLines.com.
For this, Week 2 can present interesting and often tempting lines."