NCAA college basketball bettors should expect several SEC teams to take a big step backwards in 2008-09 although a few others may find themselves on the fringe of national championship contention.
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The NCAA Tournament may have just been put to bed last month, but oddsmakers and bettors are already looking towards next year with the latest college basketball futures odds.
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March Madness comes to a close, in April, on Monday night when the Kansas Jayhawks take on the Memphis Tigers for the national championship. The Jayhawks earned their berth in the championship with a surprising 84-66 rout of North Carolina in the semifinals. It was surprising because Kansas was actually a 3-point underdog in that game.
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Judging by the travesty that was my bracket this year you might not want to know what I think about Saturday’s Final Four. Or, you might want to hear my take so that you can go and bet the exact opposite. Seriously, though, my bracket was a complete joke this year. I got two out of four Final Four teams, but my other two picks to make it that far didn’t even advance to the Sweet 16!
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The Tulsa Golden Hurricane can make history as the first-ever CBI Tournament champions on Wednesday night, if they can knock off the Bradley Braves in their own house.
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The top teams in the NCAA Tournament have proven that the selection committee knew what they were doing a few weeks ago, as the No. 1 seed from every region is headed to the Final Four in San Antonio on the weekend.
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No. 1 takes on No. 2 in a matchup of the best seeds in the South Region on Sunday, while in the Midwest Region upstart No. 10 Davidson gets their toughest test of the tournament so far when they clash with No. 1 Kansas.
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With a pair of berths in the Final Four up for grabs Xavier battles UCLA and Louisville looks for a win versus North Carolina in Saturday’s Elite Eight action. The No. 1 seeds both opened as favorites in the -6 range, but check the latest NBA line moves during the day here at PointSpread.com’s live odds section.
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The Madness continues to sweep through the South and Midwest regions on Friday night as four more teams will advance to the Elite 8 and four more will have their tournament run stopped.For college basketball bettors wary of upsets, Friday provides another instance where the higher seeds are favored on betting lines in all four cases.
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In the West Region the drive for the Final Four resumes on Thursday when West Virginia takes on Xavier and Western Kentucky battles UCLA.
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