Missouri vs. Kansas State Bets; Florida vs. LSU Tips

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MISSOURI/KANSAS STATE SIDE BIGGEST OF SEASON SO FAR NFL & NCAAF

LateInfo finally lost a college football side. Today is the day of atonement for sure. "Big Red" is a major figure and pioneer in offshore betting. He has unique access to professional oddsmakers and gamblers. All his bets are based on consulting with elite handicappers, pro bettors and linesmakers.

He says the Missouri/Kansas State side is the strongest steam of entire football season thus far, college or pro, regular and preseason. The LateInfo Line is another part of OffshoreInsiders.  Formally part of the FreeScoreboard scorephone days, since 2001 LateInfo is 70-80 percent in each and every sport, broken down college and pro separately. Click now to purchase

Key Play of the Day

Daily strongest play, compiled by strict scientific method; same as ranked No. 1 in winning percentage on consensus sites

24-10 ALL-TIME; FLORIDA AT LSU SIDE LATEST IN LONG LINE OF WINNERS

The Key Play of the Day is now 24-10. This is what happens when so much substantiation and corroboration goes into one play. Computer angles, power ratings, game simulators, sharp services agreeing with auto-fade touts, super systems and angles—it all goes into picking the Key Play of the Day.

Today, so much strength is behind the Florida-LSU side as the POD goes to 25-10. The bookmakers are scared by science. Click now to purchase


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