Docs 5* NCAAF Game of the Week (Sat)
Docs Sports is one of the best college football handicappers in the country and they will open up the 2010 season with a HUGE 5* Winner you do not want to miss. This game features a strong home team that is ready to make a statement on Saturday. Jump on board this guaranteed winner now!

$30

Docs 5* Big 10 Top Game (Sat)
Docs Sports is located right in the heart of Big 10 country and this is a conference Doc has owned for the past 39 years. All 11 Big Ten teams are in action this week and Doc has isolated one of those games and is confident that it will be an easy winner. It features two 100% angles!

$30

Docs South Eastern Side Action (Sat)
Docs Sports has you covered with a strong side selection from the Memphis/Mississippi State match-up. A full report accompanies this selection giving you the information needed to collect big. Sign-up now and let Doc and his 39 years of handicapping experience do your homework.

$25

Docs Monday Night Madness (Mon)
It is the game that everyone has been waiting for in Week 1 and Docs Sports has you covered with a side play winner from the Boise State/Virginia Tech game. This is the last game of week 1 and this play will allow you to break the bank since it will be an easy winner. Jump on board the victory train now.

$25

Docs NCAAF Thursday Night Lights (Thu)
It is the opening of the 2010 college football season and Docs Sports is set to attack it with a strong side play winner you do not want to miss. A full report accompanies this selection including an 83% angle dating back to 2008. Jump on board now as this play is 100% guaranteed to win.

$25

COMBO

Season

NFL + CFB Season Package
Every Game in College and NFL can be yours with this package. It starts in August with the preseason and finishes up in February of 2010 with the Super Bowl.

$695

Weekly

NFL + CFB 7 Day Package
Seven days of premium NFL and college football picks - guaranteed to win! This will include any Bowl Games or NFL Playoff games that fall during this time.

$99

NFL

With this package you will receive every NFL selection that Doc’s Sports releases during the 2010 season. Doc typically puts out 3-4 NFL selections each week during the NFL Regular Season. You will also receive all of Doc’s NFL Preseason Picks as well. Sign-up now as Doc is expecting a big season and let 39 years of handicapping experience work for you.
NFL Football Season Package
$350 | 

$350

One month of premium NFL football picks and analysis - guaranteed to win! This will include any Game of the Year, Game of the Month, or Game of the Week that may fall during this time.
NFL Football 30 Day Package
$175 | 

$175

Seven days of premium NFL football picks and analysis - guaranteed to win!
NFL Football 7 Day Package
$99 | 

$99

CFB

Doc’s Sports is your ticket to success during the 2010 College Football Season. With this package you will receive all of our top plays weekly. This includes Doc’s Big 10 Game of the Year, a selection that won 19 years in a row in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. This is a must have for any serious college football gambler, so sign-up now and save a bunch of money off the daily, weekly, and monthly package.
College Football Season Package
$275 | 

$275

One month of premium college football picks and analysis - guaranteed to win! This will include any Game of the Year, Game of the Month, or Game of the Week that may fall during this time.
College Football 30 Day Package
$175 | 

$175

Seven days of premium college football picks and analysis - guaranteed to win!
College Football 7 Day Package
$99 | 

$99

College Basketball Handicapping Bubble Teams

by: Doc's Sports

Michigan - My beloved Wolverines are in dire straits. With four games remaining they needed two wins to likely made the tournament. That prospect took a serious blow when they turned their brains off and threw away a win in overtime against Iowa. That means that they need to win two of their last three, and it's hard to find those two amongst a home game at Purdue and trips to Wisconsin and Minnesota. Their next game, on Thursday against the Boilermakers, is crucial - they must win that because they are so bad on the road. If they don't then they will be playing for NIT seeding, and that will obviously hurt their motivation.

Boston College - The Eagles are penciled in to most brackets at this point. To stay there they probably need to finish at 9-7 in their conference. They now have a week to think about that challenge before their last two games - at NC State next Wednesday, and then at home against Georgia Tech the following Saturday. Those games are essentially win-and-you're-in affairs - one win will likely be enough.

Penn State - The Nittany Lions have a terribly weak non-conference schedule, so they need to show their strength in-conference to earn a spot. Like Michigan, they likely need to win two of their final three games - Indiana on Saturday, Illinois next Wednesday, and at Iowa to close the season on the final Saturday - to earn a spot. Illinois is tough, but Penn State has already beaten them once. The other two games are very winnable. If they play their game then their prospects are very good.

Maryland - The Terrapins helped their chances significantly by beating North Carolina this weekend. They still have some work to do, though. They aren't helped by a great non-conference schedule, and they have struggled on the road. They probably need two wins in their last four games to get in, and they would be helped by a conference tournament win or two as well. Those wins are going to be hard to find - they have Duke and Wake Forest at home, and travel to NC State and Virginia.

San Diego State - The Aztecs were looking good to earn an impressive fourth bid from the tough Mountain West Conference, but their hopes have taken a setback in their last two games - blowout losses at New Mexico and to BYU. They also have some injury issues to deal with. Their situation is critical, but they can salvage themselves. They need to win all three remaining games - at TCU, then at home against Colorado State and UNLV. They also need to make a good run in the conference tournament. At this point I would bet against them.

Cincinnati - When people talked about the ridiculously tough Big East Conference before the season the Bearcats weren't a team that got a lot of respect. They are still in the bubble picture, though. Their biggest problem is that they don't really have an impressive win against a top opponent. Beating Pitt or Louisville in one of their last two games would have helped immensely. To get in at this point Cincinnati really needs to run the table in their four remaining games - West Virginia on Thursday, followed by trips to Syracuse and South Florida and a home game against Seton Hall. It's hard to believe that they will get it done.

Notre Dame - Here's another Big East bubble team that seems more likely to be left out. They are obviously hurt by losing eight of their last 11, though they did add a nice win against Louisville. To give themselves a very good chance of making the field the Irish likely need to win all four of their games, Easier said than done - Rutgers and St. John's are very winnable games, but a trip to UConn and a home game against Villanova are much tougher.

Temple - Temple needs to do their job and then hope for the best. The A-10 is almost certain to be a two-bid league, but there is an outside chance they would get three, and Temple is third in line. The Owls have four games left. Three - against La Salle on Thursday, against St. Joseph's, and at George Washington - are likely to be wins if Temple can maintain their current form. Temple's hopes all come down to one game - at Dayton on Saturday. If Temple wins then they have a chance. If they lose then it's all done.

UAB - The Blazers are clearly the second best team in the Conference USA, but that's not saying much. The conference doesn't get a whole lot of respect beyond Memphis. UAB looks good, but they have just one big win - against Arizona. They have just one chance of making the field - they have to beat Memphis on the road on Thursday. That's easier said than done - Memphis has won 54 in a row at home.

Virginia Tech - The Hokies have made it very hard for themselves by losing their last three. Depending on your perspective, it's either a good thing or a very bad one that they have a very tough remaining schedule - at Clemson and Florida State, and at home against Duke and UNC. Two wins over that stretch would make the Hokies very hard to leave out, but I'm not holding my breath.

by T.O. Whenham

Doc's Sports Past Articles

NFL: Player Props Betting Picks for Wide Receivers
We’ve already given you our look at the 2010 passing yardage leader here at Doc’s, so now let’s take a gander at the guys who catch ... read more

College Predictions: Ole Miss with Jeremiah Masoli
Never have we seen a situation quite like this one. In January QB Jeremiah Masoli led the Oregon Ducks to the Rose Bowl. Neither he nor his team had a ... read more

Miami Heat Predictions: Will Big 3 Play Defense?
by T.O. Whenham - 8/5/2010The NBA season is still a long way off, but I obviously can’t help but be intrigued by the same thing everyone else is ... read more

2010 Heisman Trophy Futures: Odds and Predictions
The Heisman Trophy futures have been posted, and they give us a lot to think about. Anyone who pays attention to the Heisman process knows that the winner ... read more

The Brett Favre Circus Starts Again
Brett Favre just couldn’t handle being out of the news. Maybe it was all the attention everyone is paying to where LeBron James will play next year. ... read more

All Doc's Sports Past Articles

More past picks...

All Doc's Sports Past Picks