Football Spreads College: Florida-Arkansas is SEC Parlay of the Year

Arkansas vs. Florida provides a sensational betting opportunity as sportsbooks as Florida is laying 24.5 (24 at BetUs Sportsbook ) with a total of 58. Stevie Vincent, AKA the Great One and the founder of forensic sports handicapping has the biggest bet on this game bar none.

A Perfect Play means an angle that is a 100 percent angle with a minimum of 12 games. However, not all 12-0 or better stats automatically qualify as a Perfect Play depending on counter information and the time period the perfect stat applies. NOTE THIS IS A NEW definition upon review. Since upgrading the definition, these plays have yet to lose! It’s 7-0 including Rice-over Sept. 12, Iowa Sept. 26 and Air Force on Oct. 10.

These plays are exceptionally rare, yet two apply Saturday. Perfection is on the line. Plus the Arkansas/Florida game side and over/under is the SEC PARLAY of the YEAR. Click now to purchase Stevie’s entire football betting card for just $40.

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