Syracuse vs. Connecticut Handicappers Picks

  Matt Rivers Sports Betting

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

JUST ANOTHER INCREDIBLE 3-0 THURSDAY SWEEP!

400,000* Seahawks in a ridiculous gambling ending, 300,000* Tigers by a billion and a 200,000* on SMU outright. There's not much more to say as I once again smacked that Crookie around as I normally do.

Nothing crazy today but a 300,000* Big East winner that will once again cash the ticket as I roll into this huge winning weekend. 300,000* Connecticut-Syracuse, your typical offense against defense as the Orangemen can chuck it around and the Huskies can defend as well as most teams. Don't miss out as this thing is banking as usual. Get the picks now  

Forensic Sports Handicapper Stevie Vincent

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

SYRACUSE/CONNECTICUT TOTAL

Just as TGO flat out said that nobody in the industry has a stronger bet on the Niners/Seahawks over/under and they delivered with the under easily. Tonight will not be as easy, but it will cover. Get the biggest over/under on Syracuse/Connecticut now. It will not be as wide of a margin as last night, but will cover. Get the picks now  


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