UL Lafayette vs. San Diego State, Temple vs. Wyoming Bowl Picks 2011 ATS

Bill Tanner's Sports Tips

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Bill Tanner says Saturday is the biggest card of the year as far as all sports combined. Yes, the Saturday card is that powerful and has many opportunities.

He is on a 20-11 NFL tear, 6-3 college football last nine in the midst of a fantastic year. Bill has two bowl sides, including a Platinum Play, his top rated pick. He also has a bowl total, the Buccaneers-Cowboys side and two college basketball winners Click now to purchase

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The Great One Stevie Vincent has two college football bowl totals for Saturday: UL Lafayette vs. San Diego State, Temple vs. Wyoming and the side on Louisiana Lafayette and SD State. But the biggest story of them all is Saturday Game of Two Centuries Cowboys/Buccaneers, plus collegiate hardwood all at Click now to purchase


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