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Odds to Win the 2015 NCAA Championship Before the Sweet Sixteen

Kentucky #1 1/1

Wisconsin #1 8/1

Duke #1 8/1

Arizona #2 13/2

Gonzaga #2 12/1

Notre Dame #3 33/1

Oklahoma #3 25/1

Louisville #4 25/1

North Carolina #4 33/1

West Virginia #5 100/1

Utah #5 20/1

Xavier #6 100/1

Wichita State #7 33/1

Michigan State #7 14/1

NC State #8 50/1

UCLA #11 100/1



Odds to win the Midwest Region

Kentucky #1 1/4

Notre Dame #3 7/1

West Virginia #5 18/1

Wichita State #7 7/1





Odds to win the West Region

Wisconsin #1 3/2

Arizona #2 5/6

North Carolina #4 8/1

Xavier #6 18/1





Will Kentucky Win the 2015 NCAA Championship?

Yes EVEN

No -140





Odds to win the South Region

Duke #1 3/2

Gonzaga #2 3/2

Utah #5 3/1

UCLA #11 14/1





Odds to Win the East Region

Oklahoma #3 12/5

Louisville #4 12/5

Michigan State #7 7/4

NC State #8 6/1





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College Basketball Odds: NCAA’s Biggest Names Face Challenges in Tournament

 









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College Basketball Odds: NCAA’s Biggest Names Face Challenges in Tournament

2014 NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship and Regional Championship – Odds to Win

2014 NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship – Odds to Win          

Florida #1                    11/2

Michigan State #4       6/1

Louisville #4               13/2

Arizona #1                  9/1

Virginia #1                  10/1

Wichita State #1         10/1

Kansas #2                    10/1

Duke #3                      12/1

Wisconsin #2               20/1

Villanova #2                20/1

Michigan #2                20/1

Syracuse #3                 20/1

Creighton #3               20/1

Iowa State #3              33/1

Kentucky #8               33/1

Oklahoma State #9     40/1

UCLA #4                    40/1

North Carolina #6       40/1

San Diego State #4     50/1

Pittsburgh #9               66/1

VCU #5                      66/1

Cincinnati #5               66/1

Ohio State #6              66/1

Tennessee #11             66/1

Connecticut #7            66/1

Iowa #11                     75/1

Oklahoma #5               100/1

Gonzaga #8                 100/1

Memphis #8                100/1

Saint Louis #5             100/1

Baylor #6                    100/1

UMass #6                    100/1

New Mexico #7          100/1

Oregon #7                   100/1

Texas #7                      100/1

Kansas State #9          200/1

Saint Joe’s #10                        250/1

Nebraska #11              250/1

Providence #11           200/1

George Washington #9           250/1

Colorado #8                250/1

Stanford #10               250/1

NC State #12              300/1

Xavier #12                  300/1

Harvard #12                500/1

BYU #10                    500/1

Arizona State #10       500/1

Dayton #11                 500/1

SF Austin #12             500/1

North Dakota State #12          500/1

Tulsa #13                     1000/1

New Mexico State #13           1000/1

Delaware #13              1000/1

Manhattan #13            1000/1

Western Michigan #14            1000/1

UL Lafayette #14       1000/1

NC Central #14           1000/1

American #15              1000/1

Wofford #15               1000/1

Albany #16                 1000/1

Mount Saint Mary’s #16         1000/1

Weber State #16         1000/1

Coastal Carolina #16   1000/1

Cal Poly #16               1000/1

Texas Southern #16    1000/1

Eastern Kentucky #15            1000/1

UW-Milwaukee #15   1000/1

Mercer #14                  1000/1

2014 South Region – Odds to Win    

Florida #1                    9/5

Kansas #2                    15/4

Syracuse #3                 5/1

UCLA #4                    9/1

VCU #5                      9/1

New Mexico #7          12/1

Pittsburgh #9               14/1

Ohio State #6              14/1

Stanford #10               40/1

Dayton #11                 50/1

SF Austin #12             50/1

Colorado #8                66/1

Tulsa #13                     66/1

Western Michigan #14            100/1

Eastern Kentucky #15            100/1

Albany #16                 200/1

Mount Saint Mary’s #16         200/1

2014 West Region – Odds to Win     

Arizona #1                  2/1

Wisconsin #2               4/1

Creighton #3               4/1

San Diego State #4     9/1

Oklahoma State #9     12/1

Baylor #6                    14/1

Oregon #7                   14/1

Oklahoma #5               16/1

Gonzaga #8                 18/1

Nebraska #11              40/1

New Mexico State #13           50/1

BYU #10                    66/1

UL Lafayette #14       75/1

North Dakota State #12          50/1

American #15              100/1

Weber State #16         100/1

2014 East Region – Odds to Win      

Michigan State #4       5/2

Virginia #1                  11/4

Villanova #2                15/4

Iowa State #3              6/1

North Carolina #6       12/1

Cincinnati #5               16/1

Connecticut #7            16/1

Memphis #8                25/1

Providence #11           33/1

George Washington #9           50/1

Saint Joe’s #10                        50/1

Harvard #12                50/1

Delaware #13              100/1

NC Central #14           100/1

UW-Milwaukee #15   100/1

Coastal Carolina #16   100/1

2014 Midwest Region – Odds to Win           

Louisville #4               8/5

Duke #3                      7/2

Wichita State #1         4/1

Michigan #2                11/2

Kentucky #8               12/1

Saint Louis #5             20/1

Tennessee #11             25/1

Iowa #11                     25/1

Texas #7                      33/1

Kansas State #9          33/1

UMass #6                    40/1

Arizona State #10       50/1

NC State #12              66/1

Xavier #12                  66/1

Manhattan #13            75/1

Mercer #14                  100/1

Wofford #15               100/1

Cal Poly #16               200/1

Texas Southern #16    200/1


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NCAA Tournament Preview: Virginia Commonwealth Rams vs. Florida State Seminoles

The Virginia Commonwealth Rams and the Florida State Seminoles will both be gunning for a victory on Friday when they meet at Alamodome.

Oddsmakers currently have the Seminoles listed as 4-point favorites versus the Rams, while the game's total is sitting at 131.

Virginia Commonwealth was a 94-76 winner in its last match against Purdue. They covered the 9.5?point spread as underdogs.

In their last action, Florida State was a 71-57 winner against Notre Dame. They covered the 4.5?point spread as underdogs.

Virginia Commonwealth: Team record: 26-11 SU, 16-20 ATS

When playing on Friday are 7-3 After a win are 6-4

Florida State: Team record: 23-10 SU, 16-10-2 ATS

The total has gone UNDER in 6 of last 7 games is 12-5 SU in its last 17 games

When playing on Friday are 4-6 After a win are 5-5

 

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The Richmond Spiders and the Kansas Jayhawks will both be trying to pick up a win on Friday when they battle at Alamodome.

Oddsmakers currently have the Jayhawks listed as 10½-point favorites versus the Spiders, while the game's total is sitting at 136.

Richmond won its last outing, a 65-48 result against Morehead State on March 19. They covered in that game as a 4.5-point favorite.

In their last action, Kansas was a 73-59 winner against Illinois. They covered the 8?point spread as favorites.

Richmond: Team record: 29-7 SU, 22-10-1 ATS

When playing on Friday are 5-5 After a win are 9-1

Kansas: Team record: 34-2 SU, 17-16-1 ATS

is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games The total has gone UNDER in 5 of last 7 games is 2-5-1 ATS in its last 8 games

When playing on Friday are 8-2 After playing Illinois are 2-1 After a win are 9-1

 

NCAA Tournament Preview: Richmond Spiders vs. Kansas Jayhawks

The Marquette Golden Eagles and the North Carolina Tar Heels will both be trying to pick up a win on Friday when they battle at Prudential Center.

Oddsmakers currently have the Tar Heels listed as 4-point favorites versus the Golden Eagles, while the game's total is sitting at 150½.

Marquette won its last outing, a 66-62 result against Syracuse on March 20. They covered in that game as a 4.5-point underdog.

North Carolina won its last outing, an 86-83 result against Washington on March 20. They failed to cover in that game as a 3.5-point favorite.

Marquette: Team record: 22-14 SU, 18-12 ATS

When playing on Friday are 6-4 After playing Syracuse are 4-1 After a win are 4-6

North Carolina: Team record: 28-7 SU, 15-16-1 ATS

is 11-1 SU in its last 12 games is 0-4-1 ATS in its last 5 games

When playing on Friday are 5-5 After a win are 9-1

 

NCAA Tournament Preview: Marquette Golden Eagles vs. North Carolina Tar Heels

Point Spread: Buckeyes -6 Game Total Line: 140 The No.4 seed Kentucky Wildcats will look to keep their dream of a national title alive when the face the No.1 seed Ohio State Buckeyes this upcoming Friday night in the Sweet 16 round of this year?s NCAA Men?s Tournament. This East Region semifinal from the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ. is set to tip at 9:45 p.m. (ET) and will be broadcast nationally on CBS. Kentucky needed to hold-off a persistent No.13 seed Princeton team in the second round to squeak-out a 59-57 win as a 12 ½-point favorite. The Wildcats looked much more at ease in a third round 71-63 victory over No.5 seed West Virginia as a 3 ½-point favorite that advanced them to Sweet 16. Part of Kentucky?s lack of consistency can be attributed to the fact it has three starters that are making their first appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Brandon Knight leads the team in scoring with 17.4 points a game, while Terrence Jones is second in scoring with 16.1 points and has a team-high 8.7 rebounds a game. A third freshman, Doron Lamb has also been a key contributor with 12.6 points a game. Ohio State turned in a couple of brisk workouts in its first two tournament games with a 75-46 rout of No.16 seed UT-San Antonio and a 98-66 dismantling of No.8 seed George Mason as an 11 ½-point favorite. The Buckeye?s freshman sensation Jared Sullinger has been relatively quiet in these first two games with a total of 29 points after leading the team with an average of 17.2 a game in the regular season. William Bufford led the way against the Roadrunners with 18 points and David Lighty stepped up against the Patriots with a game-high 25 points. Ohio State is just too deep for the Wildcats to keep this game close for 40 minutes. Look for Sullinger to turn in a monster game as Ohio State rolls to its third straight double-digit win in this tournament.

 

NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament Betting Preview: Kentucky Wildcats vs. Ohio State Buckeyes

Point Spread: Huskies -1

Over/Under : 130

The closest matchup on tap for Thursday pits the No.2 seed San Diego State Aztecs against the No.3 seed Connecticut Huskies in the West Region semifinals of this year?s NCAA Men?s Tournament. Game time from the Honda Center in Anaheim, CA. is set for 7:15 p.m. (ET) and it will be broadcast nationally on CBS.

San Diego State had a fairly easy time of it against No.15 seed Northern Colorado in its first game with a 68-50 win as a 14 ½-point favorite. Things got a bit dicey from there as the Aztecs needed two overtimes to knock-out No.7 seed Temple 71-64 as a 5 ½-point favorite to advance to the Sweet 16.

Billy White led the way against Temple with 16 points and a game-high 13 rebounds and sophomore forward Kawhi Leonard matched his total with 16 points of his own and added nine more rebounds in the win. Leonard leads San Diego State with 15.6 points and 10.6 rebounds a game, while Malcolm Thomas has also been a key contributor with 11.4 points and 8.1 rebounds a game.

Connecticut came into this tournament with a five game winning streak and ran it to seven with an 81-52 rout of No.14 seed Bucknell in the second round as a 10-point favorite, followed by a 69-58 win over Big East foe No.7 seed Cincinnati as a 3 ½-point favorite.

Kemba Walker recorded 18 points, eight rebounds and 12 assists in the win over the Bisons, but lit up the scoreboard against the Bearcats with a game-high 33 points including 16 down the stretch to close-out the win. Jeremy Lamb added 14 points and Alex Oriakhi pulled down a game-high 11 rebounds to support Walker?s effort.

This game will come down to the Aztecs? ability to win the battle of the boards against the 11th-best rebounding team in the country as well as try and contain Walker, who appears to be just warming up. Add in the Huskies? momentum coming into this game and it all points to a trip to the Elite Eight for Connecticut.

 

NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament Betting Preview: San Diego State vs. Connecticut Huskies

Point Spread: Florida -3

Game Total Line: 149

Thursday?s action in the Southeast Region kicks off with the No.3 seed BYU Cougars tangling with the No.2 seed Florida Gators in the Sweet 16 round of this year?s NCAA Men?s Tournament. Tip-off from the Superdome in New Orleans is set for 7:27 p.m. (ET) and the game will be broadcast nationally on TBS.

BYU opened-up the tournament with a 74-66 win over No. 14 seed Wofford as an 8 ½-point favorite. The Cougars then proceeded to roll over No.11 seed Gonzaga 89-67 as a one-point favorite to advance to the Sweet 16.

There was some genuine concern when BYU decided to dismiss its leading rebounder and third highest scorer Brandon Davies from the team due to violations of the school?s personal conduct policy, but so far the team has not missed a beat without him. Much of this is due to the fact that Jimmer Fredette has averaged 33 points a game to help mask the Cougars? problems underneath the boards.

Florida made its way into this round with a 79-51 romp over No.15 seed UC Santa Barbara in the second round as a 12 ½-point favorite, followed by a 73-65 win over No.7 seed UCLA as a 5 ½-point favorite.

Erving Walker turned in a game-high 21 point performance against the Bruins after leading the team all season long with an average of 14.7 points a game. Kenny Boynton, who is averaging 14 points a game, added 12 points and five assists against UCLA before leaving the game with a slightly sprained left ankle. He is currently listed as probable and should be ready to go for Thursday?s game.

These two teams faced one another in the first round of last year?s NCAA Tournament with BYU coming away with a thrilling 99-92 victory in double-overtime as a five-point favorite. You can expect another close, hard-fought battle this time around as well, but stick with Florida to come out on top with a win that just barely covers the three-point spread.

 

NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament Betting Preview: BYU Cougars vs. Florida Gators Betting Odds

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