College Football Game of the Year From No. 1 Handicapper

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2009 COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME OF THE YEAR AMONG 13 CFB WINNERS

Going back to the scorephone days as "JD of the ACC" AKA the Amazing Cadillac Club 900 number, all NFL, CFB, NBA, CBB, and MLB Game of the Year plays are hitting 71.3 percent. The biggest this year in college football goes Saturday. It's the 2009 College Football Game of the Year among 13 college football winners.

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