NCAA Football Handicapper: Florida State vs. North Carolina

3-0 SWEEP; 6-1 THIS WEEK, 8-3 LAST 11 WISE GUYS, WG YANKS V. ANGELS + FSU-UNC SIDE

Why won't the bookmakers even put up a fight? Well they have not for the last three decades and they have no shot until we retire in about 30 years. Last night's 3-0 sweep was highlighted by the under on UTEP, plus a Major on Texas El Paso and the Phillies. GodsTips is 12-4 in the postseason. Center of the Handicapping Universe is 8-3 with Wise Guys.

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