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ANOTHER GAME OF THE YEAR WINNER AMONG 6 WISE GUYS; IT'S ON NATIONAL TV!

Going back to our Cadillac Club scorephone days of the 1980s, all Games of the Year remain above 71 percent. But what have we done for your lately? On Feb. 13 San Diego State was easy as the MWC GOY; Feb. 3 it was Duke blowing out GA Tech as the Revenge Game of the Year. Sunday, Jan. 31 it was South Florida outright as an underdog to Pitt winning as our Sunday Game of the Year. Jan. 26 South Carolina beating Kentucky outright was the SEC East Game of the Year. Jan. 25 it was Wofford as the Southern Conference Game of the Year. Jan. 19 Wichita State wins as the MVC Game of the Year. Jan 9 it was Missouri as the ESPN2 Game of the Year. Jan. 6 Marquette was the Big East Game of the Year.

Tonight, the ESPN2 ACC Game of the Year is among six Wise Guys and two Majors. Oh another winning night last night led by Wise Guy on Texas A&M. Click now to purchase  

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