San Jose State vs. Stanford Predictions Vegas Lines

The Canadien Crew

 Team of betting wunderkinds from the Great White North, gambling version of insider trading

 ESPN NON-CONFERENCE BEST BET OF YEAR BOISE STATE-MICHIGAN STATE, CARDINALS-NATIONALS

Sports fans can get their weekends started right with some fantastic match-ups this weekend.  On NCAA football odds, the No. 13 Michigan State Spartans take on the No. 24 Boise State Broncos as the ESPN Non-Conference Best Bet of Year.  On MLB odds, the St. Louis Cardinals hook up with the Washington Nationals in a potential playoff preview. Click now to access

Forensic Sports Handicapper Stevie Vincent

Groundbreaking founder of forensic sports handicapping; fewer picks, higher winning percentage from the King of Offshore

2 PRO BASEBALL LEVEL 5; 2 COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL SIDES; 4-1 LAST NIGHT

Coming of a fantastic 4-1 performance last night overall and 4-1 the last two night with Level 5 plays, Stevie continues to labor for winners.

Time to keep winning. Two pro baseball Level 5 plays are on tap tonight. Stevie is about winning, not about simply betting on higher profile games. But he also has two collegiate football sides including easily the biggest bet in the industry—among winning tipsters—on San Jose State vs. Stanford. Click now to access


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