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Your best source for winning sports picks including expert NBA picks, NHL Picks and NCAA college basketball 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 38 years, you definitely see some major changes.
 Three brackets, three ways to win. That’s what BetUS is offering site visitors in their new March Madness contest. In one of the most lucrative of all free March Madness contests, BetUS is offering up $5 million to anyone that can fill out a perfect bracket. This may seem like easy money to some, but the odds are actually 18.5 quintillion/1. We have never heard of quintillion, but we imagine this indicates it is a pretty big longshot.
 The March Madness bracket is out, the games are around the corner, and speculation is running high. The Final Four is the most perfect format in sports, and trying to pick the winners correctly is the most haunting challenge there is. Every year at this time I set out to boldly make my Final Four predictions. Sometimes my predictions turn out to look pretty good. Other times, like last year, they are pretty much disastrous. I have a short memory, though, so I won't let those setbacks bother me. Here. then, are this year's version of my Final Four predictions:
 To borrow a phrase, it's the most wonderful time of the year - the time when the NCAA Tournament, the most perfect format in sports, thrills and captivates for three glorious weeks. There are few things more fun than filling out a March Madness Bracket, and nothing more satisfying than winning a pool and earning bragging rights for a whole year. If you want to win your pool then you need a plan - a March Madness brackets strategy. Because everyone loves lists, here is a list of 10 things to help you win your pool and be a hero to everyone you know:
 Davd Beckham is far from the best soccer player in the world, but he is perhaps the best known. His mobs of adoring fans won't be able to see him at the World Cup this summer, or during the MLS season, either. Beckham tore his Achilles while playing for AC Milan on Sunday. That means that his international career has probably come to an end, and there is a chance that the 34 year old won't play again at all.
 From a bettor’s perspective you can’t rule out the importance of where the event is being played. South Africa’s time zone falls in line similarly with that of Western Europe. So not only will the soccer rich continent with legalized betting be the betting frontrunners with their British pounds, Euros and Rubles being thrown around, but everywhere else can benefit as well. In the United States, games will be on throughout breakfast time and into the early afternoon. NCAA Tournament Projections Updated March 12  Well, this is it. Selection Sunday is just two short days away and all of the weeks and months of speculation about the NCAA Tournament field will be put to rest. Sure, there will be plenty of bitching and second-guessing the NCAA Selection Committee. But – barring some totally irrational – the teams at the end of the at-large line really don’t have much to complain about this year. While I don’t agree with Jay Bilas that this is the “weakest at-large field in history” I do know that those teams really don’t have much to complain about because they all have significant holes in their resumes. March Madness Seed Statistics  Getting ready to fill in your March Madness bracket? Of course you are - everyone in the country fills in a bracket. There are as many different ways to fill in a bracket as there are potential Final Four teams. No matter how you decide to pick your teams and narrow down the field, though, it certainly doesn't hurt to pay some attention to history. Every tournament is different, but certain trends have established themselves over the years and seem to repeat themselves with regularity. Here's a look at some of the more compelling March Madness seed statistics: MLB Betting: 2010 NL Central Preview  The last time that the Cardinals won more than 90 games (they actually won 100) they suffered a precipitous drop of 17 games the next year…but still won the division. Three crowns in five years and, as the overwhelming favorite in 2010, it looks like St. Louis has as tight of a stranglehold on their division as any team in baseball. Running Backs in the NFL Draft  I’ve put together a list of the top 10 running back prospects in this year’s draft, followed by an honorable mention list of five players. Keep in mind, most of the guys near the bottom of this list will never be big-name stars in the league, but every once in a while, there is a diamond in the rough found. Here are your top running backs in the NFL Draft from Doc’s Sports for 2010: World Cup Handicapping: Group G Predictions  Group G is this year's edition of the dreaded Group of Death. North Korea is totally and utterly outclassed, but Brazil, Portugal, and Ivory Coast are all very legitimate teams that belong in the second round - and perhaps beyond. Unfortunately, only two of them are going to be able to get there. World Cup Handicapping: Group H Predictions  If you sit in the stands for any games during Group H you are going to hear a lot of Spanish around you - Switzerland is the only non-Spanish speaking country represented. The Swiss, along with Chile and Honduras, also face the unfortunate reality of playing for second place. 2010 South Africa World Cup Predictions  2010 marks the first World Cup held on African soil and the magnitude of that statement couldn’t be any stronger in terms of the pressure that it places on the shoulders of the hosts. But before you all but count out this relatively unknown team, know that no host nation has ever failed to advance past the group stage. It certainly won’t be easy with regulars France and Mexico amongst their quartet in Group A, not to mention upstart Uruguay. 2010 South Korea World Cup Predictions  Eight years ago South Korea soared to heights never seen before when they rallied behind fans and their former head coach Guus Hiddink to finish fourth in the 2002 World Cup. No longer led by the Dutchman, new coach Huh Jung-Moo has helped this Asian football nation reach its seventh straight World Cup. College Basketball Handicapping: ACC Tournament Preview  The Duke Invitational Tournament begins today in Greensboro, N.C. Also known as the “ACC Tournament”, the Duke Invitational is generally held as a coronation for the Blue Devils en route to an inflated seed in the NCAA Tournament. Duke has won eight of the last 11 ACC titles and have appeared in 10 of the last 13 conference championship games. And scoping a relatively weak ACC field I don’t see how this weekend will be much different for the top-seeded Devils. Handicapping Major NBA Injuries  The injury to Tony Parker last week - he's out for six weeks with a broken hand - got me thinking about injures in the NBA. It seems like a lot of big name players have been missing significant time this year. Sometimes teams have handled it fairly well - like New Orleans without Chris Paul. Other times it's been a disaster - like when Chris Bosh recently went out, and Toronto lost all of the significant momentum they had built up. 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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