Hawaii vs. Air Force Football Picks

Joe Duffy's GodsTips Sports Handicapping Service

Scorephone legend for decades; now CEO of No.1 handicapping website; winningest handicapper of all-time on any site

 HAWAII VS. AIR FORCE SIDE; 32-18 COLLEGE FOOTBALL; BIGGEST BASKETBALL CARD OF SEASON

Grandmaster Sports Handicapper Joe Duffy has the Hawaii-Air Force winner using key metrics that have been exploited for decades. There is good reason the situation is ripe tonight and Duffy explains why.

It has been a very sweet year in college football and more is to come as we are 32-18 on the collegiate gridiron. Four basketball Wise Guys and a basketball Major have just been released. This includes the CBB Small School Underdog of Month. What a basketball and football portfolio Get the picks now  

Key Play of the Day

Daily strongest play, compiled by strict scientific method; same as ranked No. 1 in winning percentage on consensus sites

7-1 BASKETBALL THIS SEASON; BIG NIGHT SIDE

The winner has it all: service picks and we use names, overwhelming computer angles (we unlock them inside), computer simulators and projections (we name them), and so much more.

They are 7-1 this year in basketball. A big night side is up. Get the picks now  


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