Odds To Win Region Ncaa Tournament

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They currently have +225 odds to win the ACC basketball tournament and try to get a No. 1 seed going into the NCAA March Madness tourney. The team behind them on the oddsboard is the Virginia Cavaliers, who sit at 13-4 SU in conference play and are listed at +245. Gonzaga (22-0) and Baylor (17-0) remain undefeated and are the favorites in the NCAA Tournament futures odds, per FanDuel Sportsbook. The AP rankings and odds will continue to change as the season progresses, but here are FanDuel Sportsbook's updated odds to win the title in 2021. Gonzaga Bulldogs (+270). NCAA Tournament Bracketology 2021. Every day, we run thousands of computer simulations of the college basketball season, including all remaining regular season games, all conference tournaments, NCAA selection and seeding, and the NCAA tournament itself. Gonzaga is currently listed as the +275 favorite (Bet $100 to win $275) to capture the championship at BetMGM. Also in the top three mix is Baylor at +300 odds, and Michigan at +400 odds. Rounding out the top five contenders to win the 2021 NCAA Tournament are the Illinois Fighting Illini at +1100 and another Big Ten school in the Iowa Hawkeyes. Can the Wildcats make the NCAA Tournament? By winning the Southeastern Conference Tournament. I can even give you a reasonable forecast on the likelihood of that happening: It is 6.25%.

Now that the NBA Draft deadline has passed, we have a more clear picture of what the 2020-21 college hoops season will look like.

Over at Bovada, their most recent odds to win the 2021 NCAA Tournament have the Kentucky Wildcats tied with Gonzaga and Iowa for the second-best odds to win it all at +1100. Virginia is just ahead at +900 for the top spot.

Personally, I can’t see Kentucky having odds this good without Olivier Sarr being eligible, so maybe the oddsmakers are guessing he will be, or maybe they have some sort of inside scoop.

If Sarr doesn’t play, then I’d imagine Kentucky is down around Duke at +1500, maybe even lower. Gonzaga and Virginia would definitely be ahead with the firepower they have coming back, and Baylor has a strong case to be higher as well.

As for who the Cats face next season, Kansas is currently the highest at +2000, and they’re the only team in the top 15 best odds, followed by Tennessee (+2500), Florida (+4000) and Louisville (+4000).

However, I think there’s a decent chance Kentucky faces either Texas Tech (+1800) or West Virginia (+2200) in the Big 12/SEC Challenge, so that should be another tough non-conference test.