Your friendly neighborhood bookie is back with some odds and ends for the tournament. We're getting more things pop up on our system all the time.
Purdue to win title still at +1100, good for 4th. Houston still at the top at +550.
Zach Edey +1300 to be MOP of the Final 4. Loyer is the only other Purdue player at +2100. 44 total players listed, led by Sasser at +720.
Purdue -250 to reach the Sweet 16.
Purdue +250 to make the Final 4. Marquette next in the region at +400. Tenn +600, Duke +700.
Any 16 seed to win in the round of 64 is +900
#1 seed to win tournament +150
Winning Conference: B1G +600. Big 12 on top at +285
We had a "Winning State" bet up this morning, but it only had 6 states on it. I questioned it and it has gotten taken down. Indiana was on the list but I don't remember the number. Texas was best. Several logical states were missing.
Opening spreads of note:
Texas Southern -2 vs FDU
Maryland +2 vs West Virginia
Illinois +2.5 vs Arkansas
Iowa +1 vs Auburn
Northwestern -1.5 vs Boise St
Penn St +2.5 vs Texas A&M
Michigan St -2 vs USC
Indiana -4 vs Kent St
One thing of note that hasn't been brought up yet as far as I know, Iowa, and to an extent Houston, get a raw deal having to play Auburn in Birmingham, Alabama. I have a guy working for me who went to Auburn and he said it's inside of 2 hours away. Top 5 seeds are not supposed to have a "home court" disadvantage in the 1st or 2nd round.
Purdue to win title still at +1100, good for 4th. Houston still at the top at +550.
Zach Edey +1300 to be MOP of the Final 4. Loyer is the only other Purdue player at +2100. 44 total players listed, led by Sasser at +720.
Purdue -250 to reach the Sweet 16.
Purdue +250 to make the Final 4. Marquette next in the region at +400. Tenn +600, Duke +700.
Any 16 seed to win in the round of 64 is +900
#1 seed to win tournament +150
Winning Conference: B1G +600. Big 12 on top at +285
We had a "Winning State" bet up this morning, but it only had 6 states on it. I questioned it and it has gotten taken down. Indiana was on the list but I don't remember the number. Texas was best. Several logical states were missing.
Opening spreads of note:
Texas Southern -2 vs FDU
Maryland +2 vs West Virginia
Illinois +2.5 vs Arkansas
Iowa +1 vs Auburn
Northwestern -1.5 vs Boise St
Penn St +2.5 vs Texas A&M
Michigan St -2 vs USC
Indiana -4 vs Kent St
One thing of note that hasn't been brought up yet as far as I know, Iowa, and to an extent Houston, get a raw deal having to play Auburn in Birmingham, Alabama. I have a guy working for me who went to Auburn and he said it's inside of 2 hours away. Top 5 seeds are not supposed to have a "home court" disadvantage in the 1st or 2nd round.