Penn State vs. Illinois Picks

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8-4 FOOTBALL; HIT CARDS IN WORLD SERIES; ILLINOIS VS. PENN STATE SIDE TODAY

We told you as long as last night did not go into extra innings—the Key POD's only kryptonite—the POD is the closest thing to a sure thing. Now hitting football at a rate of just below 70 percent, the Key POD builds the bankroll with the Illinois-Penn State side. Overwhelming substantiation comes from our private state-of-art computer picks program that puts the famed "Computer Boys" to shame. Most of the respected public databases, power ratings, and computer simulations (many number 10s of thousands of recreations) scream to bet this game. Computer systems have the bettors' back too. Click now to purchase

Bill Tanner

Only handicapper ranked Top 15 all-time units won in every American sport: NFL, NBA, NCAAB, NCAAF, and MLB

8-4 TEAR; 2 PLATS FROM BIG TEN AMONG 3 LOCKS

Bill Tanner is rocking big time hitting 8-of-12. No handicapper dominates any single conference they way he does the Big Ten. Get the Illinois Illini at Penn State Nittany Lions side and Iowa Hawkeyes at Minnesota Golden Gophers over/under among three big winners. He also has a possible upset with a special intangible reason. Click now to purchase


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