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Your best source for winning sports picks including expert NFL picks, Hockey picks, basketball picks, college football game predictions and NBA picks is now available.A Note From Doc  Our company opened for business back in 1971. We were only one of a small number of sports handicapping services in existence at that time, and most of those have now fallen by the wayside. When you have been in the sports handicapping industry for more than 30 years, you definitely see some major changes.  College Basketball Betting: Value Based on Strength of Scheduleby Robert Ferringo - 01/06/2009 Jay Bilas has a great line for how he breaks down teams and their NCAA Tournament-worthiness: "Who have you played, and who have you beaten." It's simple. It's straightforward. Yet it also begs for the type of insight that most fringe or surface college basketball fans either don't have the time or capacity for. Read more about College Basketball Strength of Schedule. 2009 NFL Playoff Predictionsby T.O. Whenham - 01/06/2009 After the often meaningless and usually controversial wild card round, now we can settle into the real meat of the playoffs. The matchups for the divisional round aren't necessarily what we would have expected, but they should still be more than interesting. There is also the added intrigue that all four of these games are rematches of regular season games. That could be helpful, but it probably only complicates things. For what it's worth, here's my 2009 NFL Playoff predictions for the divisional round on: Read more about NFL Playoff Predictions. Wild Cards Hope to Make It Past Divisional Playoffsby Greg Melikov - 01/06/2009 NFL wild card teams more often than not face an uphill battle to reach the Super Bowl, let alone win it. Read more about NFL Wild Card Teams. This Week in Betting, A to Zby T.O. Whenham - 01/05/2009 Each week Doc's Sports will take a look at the sports betting world in an A-Z format. Read more about A to Z. Around the NBA in 24 Secondsby Robert Ferringo and Nolan Sinclair - 01/05/2009 Stephon Marbury just won't go away. The Celtics are making it known that they have an interest in the disgruntled guard and adding them to their title team. Many are saying that there is absolutely no downside to the Celtics taking a gamble on Marbury. He can still play, he will have a hunger to prove everyone wrong, and they have a locker room filled with veteran character guys. Read more about NBA Betting. NBA Power Rankingsby Josh Nagel - 01/05/2009 For those who are looking to ring in the New Year by ringing in at the cashier's cage, look no further than the top of the standings and Power Rankings. The four teams with single-digit losses - the Celtics, Lakers, Cavaliers and Magic - have been reliable investments for your money, with Orlando in particular coming on as of late. Read more about NBA Power Rankings. Big Ten Basketball Betting: Weekly Notebookby Matt Severance - 01/05/2009 The Big Ten basketball season is just a week old, but it appears the cream has risen to the top, and that is Michigan State. Read more about Big Ten Betting. NHL Betting: The Week's Biggest Storiesby T.O. Whenham - 01/05/2009 Montreal won't win their division because they are stuck in a group with Boston, but they sit third in the conference and look to be a solid playoff team. This week made it clear, though, that they will only go as far as young goaltender Carey Price can take them. Read more about NHL Betting. NFL Betting: Trends Lead 'Under' For Wild Cards by Robert Ferringo - 01/02/2009 Go against the public. It's as basic of a gambling tenet as, "don't chase" and "never bet on an Art Shell team laying points". Playoff football betting offers a litany of situations in which playing contrary to what the general perception is can be a profitable scenario. And one of the most obvious and most fundamental of those situations is to expect an "under"whelming performance in the Wild Card Round of the NFL Playoffs. Read more about NFL Playoff Totals. NFL Survivor Pool Picks - Wild-Card Round by Matt Severance - 01/02/2009 In my Week 17 Survivor column, which I assumed to be the last of the year, I asked if any of you were in a Survivor-type playoff pool and to email if you were. Well, you did, so we are back for the postseason. Thanks for writing in. Read more about NFL Survivor Pool Picks - Wild-Card Round. Can These Wild Card Clubs Pull a 2007 New York Giants? by Matt Severance - 01/02/2009 We could have one of the deepest wild-card fields in recent NFL memory in this year's playoffs, and you need look no further than the fact that every road wild-card team is favored over a division champ for the opening weekend's games. Read more about NFL Wild Card Teams. NFL Wild Card Betting - a Bookie's Perspective by Mike Harrison of SPORTSBETTING.COM - 01/02/2009 The NFL playoffs kick-off the New Year for sports bettors (and of course all the bowl action). The four games on Wild Card weekend give us football on both Saturday and Sunday and present several intriguing matchups. Read more about NFL Wild Card Betting. Why Doc’s When it comes to sports handicapping Doc's Sports Service has some of the best sports handicappers on the web. Started in 1971, (on-line since 1995) our company has earned an excellent reputation for picks and predictions in football handicapping, basketball handicapping and baseball handicapping as well other major sporting events. Because of demand, in 2006 we added five additional top rated sports betting handicappers and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive............ Read More
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