Brandon Lang Super Bowl 2011 Picks

Long before the Brandon Lang brand was manufactured on a golf course, Joe Duffy "JD of the ACC" was winning Super Bowls as a scorephone handicapping legend. Not magically retroactively winning, but before the fact--just like today. 

Joe Duffy's GodsTips Sports Handicapping Service

Scorephone legend for decades; now CEO of No.1 handicapping website; winningest handicapper of all-time on any site

31-14 WISE GUYS; 67-40 OVERALL! SUPER BOWL SIDE, 1ST HALF TOTAL, PROPS GALORE

What a long, great run it was again. No handicapper has ever dominated any sport—decade after decade—the way GodsTips has the NFL going back to our scorephone days. Another sensational day yesterday makes us 67-40 overall, with several moneyline underdogs. With Wise Guys, we are 31-14.

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