Toledo vs. Air Force Predictions

The Canadian Crew

Never a losing month, team of betting wunderkinds from the Great White North, SEO writers turned betting syndicate

16-7 NAMED PLAYS! NOW BOWL BEST BET OF THE YEAR PART 2 AMONG 2 BOWL SIDES

Forget, for now anyway, the 53-25 season that the wunderkinds of the Canadian Crew have had since the opening of NFLX because nobody is having a better bowl season. Missouri as the Bowl Best Bet of the Year wins. Western Michigan OVER as the Bowl Best Bet Total of the Year also wins. It's 16-7 with named plays. The early kickoff Toledo vs. Air Force is the Bowl Best Bet of the Year, Part 2. Also get the night side from sizzling hot Canadian Crew. Click now to purchase

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4-1 LAST 2 DAYS (4-0 FOOTBALL SIDES); BOTH BOWL SIDES ARE UP

Purdue and NC State make it four straight football sides cashing in. It must be bowl season. We have winning streaks to brag about every late December and January. Now get both bowl side selections for Wednesday from the best handicapper in the land. We just keep winning. Click now to purchase


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