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 Joe Duffy's Picks

Scorephone legend in 1988; measures success by the decade

4-1 COLLEGE FOOTBALL RUN; SIDE AND TOTAL OSU-OREGON; 18-6 NBA; NBA SIDE

Joe Duffy's Picks had a strange stretch in late November and early December, but we finish a great postseason and close out the year 6-1 with the side and total including a Wise Guy side on the Oregon-Ohio State side.

We are 18-6 in the NBA and 39-22 with all basketball picks and 7-1 with all Wise Guys in all sports. Get an NBA side. If winning means a damn thing to you, you already are a permanent client. Winning is our only priority. 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

  SWEPT WEEKEND SO FAR IN FOOTBALL; NATIONAL TITLE SIDE

Stevie Vincent completes a perfect weekend in football and a wondrous collegiate football season with the side on the national title game Oregon/Ohio State. Get the picks now

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