USC-Syracuse Picks to Scores and Odds, Auburn-Miss State

 Matt Rivers Sports Betting

Winningest all-time handicapper on a large network of sites; Highest NCAAF winning percentage in history

THE GREATEST RUN IN HISTORY + THE MOST POWERFUL PLAY OF MY LIFE IS AS WELL (500K BOMB)!

The above says it all. Another sweep of the board yesterday with the 400,000* Yankees along with the 300,000* Cubs plus 175, 12-2. It's now five straight winning days with a profit of 2.7 million stars and also 10 of the last 11 days as I approach an insane 5 million stars.

I absolutely love this slate today and am therefore releasing a rare four plays. I'm not a guy who likes to play a lot of games as that isn't the formula for success. But today I am all in and ready to continue to completely dismantle that Crookie. The highest rated play of my life is here in a 500,000* USC-Syracuse mortal lock along with a 400,000* Purdue-Notre Dame, 300,000* Auburn-Mississippi State and 200,000* Savannah State-Florida State. Dogs, Chalk, Totals? Winners! Click now to access


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