Kentucky vs. Indiana Prediction College Basketball

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The final report is up. We so often quote, then win big, with one of our many Golden Rules, and boy are they golden! You can't manufacture emotion. Which team is playing their biggest home game of the year and what obvious reason has their opponent so overrated? It's not even our biggest play by the way, but it's still bigger than any you'd get anywhere else. Kentucky vs. Indiana is among the big bets.

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