Week 2 College Football Picks, Week 1 NFL Picks With Tony George (Video)

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Week 2 College Football picks and Week 1 NFL picks are here.  You can bet on College Football games at WagerWeb.com (use promo code G911 to claim your FREE CASH)

Tony George of Tony George Sports breaks down the Texas AM and Sam Houston St game and says the distractions of Johhny Football from last weekend and this week, plus Bama on deck will affect the outcome of this game from a pointspread perspective.  Check it out below.
Also Tony switches gears to the NFL as well, with a take on the Kansas City / Jax Game.  A team with 2 wins last year opens up on the road as a favorite?  Really??  Tony feels in this case it is warranted and stresses the reasons why in this Free Play Video appearing below for Gambling911.com readers.
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