Super Bowl 2011 Predictions Against the Spread, Prop Bets

The best Super Bowl predictions against the spread are here

The Canadian Crew

Formally ScoresOddsPicks, team of betting wunderkinds from the Great White North, SEO writers turned betting syndicate

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Where to start? Crew handicapper Shea Matthews says it's the best Super Bowl in history for proposition bets. On a 44-22 tear in football, including many moneyline underdog winners. This included Miami Ohio +775 on the moneyline in the MAC Championship, Arizona on Christmas +295 on the moneyline among them.

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