Boise State-Fresno State Predictions

Forensic Sports Handicapper Stevie Vincent

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WINNING DAYS 21-OF-29; 2 PRO BASEBALL + COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL

The Great One Stevie Vincent has had winning days 21-of-29. Only three times has he been under .500 in a day, all of them just one game. Now the top totals handicapperever has two over/under winners and a side in pro baseball and collegiate gridiron. Click now to purchase

Matt Rivers Sports Betting

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ONE MONSTER 400K WINNER FOR ALL THE MARBLES TODAY!

I'm not going near this Boise State-Fresno State match-up after getting burned by Cal last night. That was absolute total nonsense after leading outright at the half with the not so Golden Bears. My gut says that the Broncos are too good and should cover but I'm not laying this number to a quality coach in Pat Hill on his turf, no how no way. My one play is on the diamond in the win or go home match-up involving the Cardinals and Phillies. Dog? Run-line? Total? It's a winner and that's the bottom line! Click now to purchase


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