Preseason NIT Picks 2013 From No. 1 College Basketball Sports Service

 Joe Duffy's Picks

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

MNF SIDE AND TOTAL; 4 CBB INCLUDING 2:30, 5:30 ET

The Patriots win perhaps canceled out our Raiders heartbreak. We also nail UMass to sweep the night card.  Our 26-year domination of the odds continues with the Monday Night Football side and total. As most of you know, this is rare when we have both the side and total, but the reasons are obvious as to why. And oh what a week is ahead of us. Yes a few of our killer angles apply several times Thanksgiving weekend. Start out with the Monday Night Football side and over/under.

We have four college basketball winners including at 2:30 and 5:30 ET. 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

 LEVEL 5 COLLEGIATE AND PRO BASKETBALL WINNERS

Fantastic tipster Stevie Vincent continues a splendid season with collegiate and pro basketball winners. Get a Level 5 in the collegiate and professional hardwood. Get the picks now 

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