On the latest edition of the only football prediction show devoted exclusively to Underdogs, our three predictors come off of 2 for 3 weeks last week. - Kevin Rogers, Senior Handicapper of VegasInsider.com goes with a Pac12 STUNNER in college.

On this edition of the only show devoted exclusively to UnderDogs in College and Pro Football, Host T.J. Rives, Kevin Rogers, Senior Handicapper from VegasInsider.com and Wayne Curtis of Smack Apparel MUST be better. -

On the latest episode of the only digital radio show devoted exclusively to picking UnderDogs in College and Pro Football, host T.J. Rives and Wayne Curtis of SmackApparel.com get to GLOAT about getting all 3 correct last week. - Meanwhile,

On the latest edition of the only digital radio show devoted to college and pro underdogs, one of our predictors takes the 21 points against Baylor! - Also, who will be tempted by Michigan State as an underdog vs. rival Michigan??? And in the pros,

On this week’s episode. T.J. Rives is riding high after being the first this year to successfully predict 2 college and 1 pro underdog last week. Kevin Rogers of VegasInsider.com is looking to join him in going 3 for 3 and has a surprise ACC doggie.

On the latest edition of 3 Dog Thursday, T.J. Rives is joined again by VegasInsider.com Senior Handicapper/Writer, Kevin Rogers, who’s gone 6 for 6 the last 3 weeks picking College Football Underdogs ATS. Which way will he lean this week? - Also,

On this edition of 3 Dog Thursday, Wayne Curtis of SmackApparel.com takes a surprise road team in the SEC, but does he go back to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers who won for him in New Orleans last week in the Pros? - Also, Kevin Rogers,

In the 2nd episode of "3 Dog Thursday” Host T.J. Rives is joined again by Wayne Curtis, owner of SmackApparel.com and Senior Handicapper, Kevin Rogers of Vegas Insider for their underdog predictions. - Will the guys go with Ole Miss,

T.J. Rives is joined by Kevin Rogers Sr. Handicapper/Writer of VegasInsider.com and Wayne Curtis, Founder, of SmackApparel.com and they take a look at teams like Colorado State, UCF, the New Orleans Saints and the Chicago Bears,