Ohio State vs. Oregon; Northwestern vs. Auburn Sports Bet

Forensic Sports Handicapper Stevie Vincent

6-0 ALL-TIME BOWL BLUE RIBBON PLAYS; ANOTHER NORTHWESTERN V. AUBURN O/U

Stevie Vincent is being mentioned in the same sentence with gambling legends Joe Duffy, Roxy Roxborough, Bob Martin, and Pete Axthelm. Betting on sports will never be the same thanks to his groundbreaking forensic handicapping has set the bookmakers back 20-30 years. Proof is in the pudding as his Blue Ribbon bowl selections are 6-0 all-time. The first this year goes on the Northwestern/Auburn over/under. He also has a Level 5 game side on Ohio State/Oregon, Level 4 on the over/under in the Ducks/Buckeyes and the Penn State/LSU game side. Click now to purchase 

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  1. MaroussiaFebruary 10, 2010 at 2:44 AM

    It will be great to watch Ohio State Buckeyes, i have bought tickets from
    http://ticketfront.com/event/Ohio_State_Buckeyes-tickets looking forward to it.

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