Football Pick: Oklahoma State vs. Baylor

Versus TV has Oklahoma State vs. Baylor. Oklahoma State is -9.5 at Baylor with a total of 51.5 on college football odds. As it turns out it’s one of the strongest sides and totals for bettors this year.

On the power of 620 sports services behind every selection, the MasterLockLine there is that sensation sports service out of Midwest is the No. 1 all-time CFB service in units won. Their highest rated plays are Executive Plays. They are a cool, calm, and collecting 18-7 this season with such plays. You know it’s legit because you got EVERY ONE OF THEM. Oklahoma State/Baylor total is among their Executive Plays passed along for pennies on the dollar.

As far as the side: A satellite radio driven Las Vegas based website offers the top pick of each of their top handicappers for $89 for the day. Frankly only four of the handicappers are worth tracking. The rest are horrific. We have the top play from each of the top four. Oklahoma State/Baylor is among the big four.

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