Online Sportsbooks are coming out NCAA Tournament props each and every day. Check out some of the NCAA Tournament prop picks that are currently on the board, and be sure to check back to this page for the rest of the march towards the NCAA Tournament, as we analyze some of the college basketball betting lines for the teams that are going to get in, or be left out of the NCAA Tournament.

Prop List Updated As Of 3/17/13
All Props Listed Courtesy of 5Dimes Sportsbook

Boise State Makes NCAA Tournament -210
Boise State Doesn’t Make NCAA Tournament +160

We’re a bit surprised to see the Broncos favored by this much to get into the NCAA Tournament, knowing that they are one of the last few teams into the dance according to Joe Lunardi. Still, we think that playing in the Mountain West will be enough to get the boys from Boise into the dance.

Middle Tennessee State Makes NCAA Tournament +100
Middle Tennessee State Doesn’t Make NCAA Touranment -140

The Blue Raiders went 28-5 and lost in the semifinals of the Sun Belt Tournament. However, they have an RPI of 29, the 11th best non-conference SOS in the nation, and at least 28 wins with fewer than six losses. Know how many teams have ever missed out on the tournament with those credentials? Zero. We have to think there’s better than a 50/50 shot that the Blue Raiders are headed to Dayton.

Ole Miss Makes NCAA Tournament -265
Ole Miss Doesn’t Make NCAA Tournament +185

It’s going to be really tough to keep the Rebels out, even if they get beaten by Florida by 40 today. They are the one team in the SEC that really took care of the business that they needed to tend to in order to get into the dance. It’d be tough to imagine that a team that finishes the season 25-9 in the SEC would even have a shot of missing the dance. The SEC was weak this year. It wasn’t that weak.

La Salle Makes NCAA Tournament -170
La Salle Doesn’t Make NCAA Tournament +130

The Explorers are the last team that Joe Lunardi has in his bracket, and many have this team as either the last or next to last team in the field. La Salle can send a thank you card out to the rest of the teams in the A-10. The power of this conference are going to get the Explorers in, though at this price, we’d probably have to pass. You don’t want to be laying -170 on a team that is the last squad in the dance.

Virginia Makes NCAA Tournament +220
Virginia Doesn’t Make NCAA Tournament -300

Do we think that Virginia is going to get into the dance? We do not. However, this is a nice price on the Cavaliers. If they don’t get in, they’ll have the best BPI in the nation amongst teams that are in the NIT in all likelihood. A lot of their losses came early in the season when they were fighting injuries. There are some good wins, and even a few great ones, but that really doesn’t make up for it all as we see it. UVA will be close, and perhaps it will be the first team out. We still think that it is worth the risk at this price.

Maryland Makes the NCAA Tournament +170
Maryland Doesn’t Make the NCAA Tournament -230

The Terps were probably just a few points away from dancing. They couldn’t quite figure out how to kill off the lead that North Carolina had in the last few minutes of the semifinals of the ACC Tournament, and as a result, they are going to be stuck as one of the high seeds in the NIT. We don’t see any way that Maryland is getting in, and we would be laying the -230.

Tennessee Makes NCAA Tournament -120
Tennessee Doesn’t Make NCAA Tournament -120

The Volunteers might be the team looking forward to the SEC Championship Game the most. If Ole Miss wins that game, it’s going to be tougher to justify putting the Vols in the dance, as the SEC really doesn’t deserve four teams. If Florida wins though, the victory over the Gators looks that much stronger, and perhaps Tennessee gets the nod. It’s a vintage tossup between the Vols, Blue Raiders, and Explorers, two of the three of which will get in. We wouldn’t want any part of this prop bet.

Southern Miss Makes NCAA Tournament +250
Southern Miss Doesn’t Make NCAA Tournament -350

We have seen the Selection Committee make some wild picks for the dance in the past, but this one would be to bizarre. The Golden Eagles literally don’t have a single win against a good team this year; winless against the RPI Top 50. You’re not going to get into the dance, even with this crazy field, without one great victory to fall back on.

Kentucky Makes NCAA Tournament +350
Kentucky Doesn’t Make NCAA Tournament -530

It’s easy to suggest that there is at least a one in four shot of the Wildcats getting into the NCAA Tournament, just based upon name recognition alone. However, unless F Nerlens Noel is going to pull a Willis Reed and get back on the court, the sad facts aren’t avoidable. UK is 4-4 in its last eight games, and the last of those games was a crushing defeat at the hands of a Vandy team that finished the season below .500. If UK gets in, it’s name and name alone that gets it there.

Massachusetts Makes NCAA Tournament +350
Massachusetts Doesn’t Make NCAA Tournament -530

There’s just no chance here whatsoever. The Minutemen aren’t even going to sniff the NCAA Tournament after losing to VCU and turning the ball over 22 times on Saturday.

Alabama Makes NCAA Tournament +450
Alabama Doesn’t Make NCAA Tournament -750

At least there’s some intrigue here. Alabama doesn’t have much in the way of even decent wins, but it doesn’t have a bad loss either. Losing to Florida by 10 in the SEC Semifinals wasn’t the end of the world, but that was a game that the Tide really needed to win. We think that this might be one of the last teams being considered to get into the field. Alabama won’t likely get in, but we could see it showing up on the line at least one out of five times. It might be worth a lottery ticket play.

We are back with another set of great college basketball prop bets courtesy of Bovada Sportsbook, and today, we are taking a look at the Final Four prop bets on the board for the clash between the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Kansas Jayhawks in the Big Easy!

William Buford Total Points Over 13.5
Has Buford had the best NCAA Tournament in the world? Of course not. That being said, he is probably going to have a heck of a lot easier time getting open on the perimeter, knowing that Kansas is probably going to do a lot of double teaming of the big boys that get in the point. Buford has the potential to be a deadly shooter, especially from long range, and we like the prospects of both he and Aaron Craft coming up with some big games when push comes to shove against a team that is going to try to focus in on the defense from the inside to the outside and not the other way around.

Jeff Withey Total Blocks Over 3.5
In the Kentucky/Louisville clash, we went with the ‘under’ in blocked shots for Anthony Davis, but in this case, we think that Withey is the right play to get at least four rejections. He is going to be challenged quite a bit on the inside, especially if he is the one that is matched up more often with Jared Sullinger than Thomas Robinson is. Withey has really come on strong as one of the best defensive players, not just in the Big XII, but in the country as a whole, and he has most certainly proven it with his 20 blocks thus far in four games here in the tourney. The last team that tried to come to the inside against Withey on a regular basis with massively undersized big men was the NC State Wolfpack, and the big man swatted away 10 shots. We don’t need 10 this time around, but Sullinger and Deshaun Thomas are definitely giving up a ton in the height department to what Withey brings to the table.

Aaron Craft (-0.5 assists) vs. Tyshawn Taylor
Both Craft and Taylor are veteran players that have a lot of experience here in the NCAA Tournament over the years. That being said, Taylor still looks like a man that is pressing, and it is becoming clear to us that he would rather shoot the ball than become a major distributor. Granted, he averaged the exact same 4.7 assists per game that Craft did this year, but in the dance thus far, Taylor has just a total of 15 assists, while Craft has 23. In the end, the Buckeyes have the better point guard on both sides of the court, and not only will Craft prove to be the man that keeps the ball out of Taylor’s hands, but he will also be the one that gets the job done on the offensive side of the court as well.

Full List of Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Kansas Jayhawks Final Four Props @ Bovada Sportsbook (as of 3/30/12):
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(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total Points – Jared Sullinger (Ohio State)
Must play for action.

Over
18½
(-120)o
(-120)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total Rebounds – Jared Sullinger (Ohio State)
Must play for action.

Over
9½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total Free Throw Shots Made – Jared Sullinger (Ohio State)
Must play for action.

Over
5½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total Points – Deshaun Thomas (Ohio State)
Must play for action.

Over
16½
(-125)o
(-115)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total Rebounds – Deshaun Thomas (Ohio State)
Must play for action.

Over
6½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total 3 Point Shots Made – Deshaun Thomas (Ohio State)
Must play for action.

Over
1½
(-110)o
(-130)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total Points – William Buford (Ohio State)
Must play for action.

Over
13½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total 3 Point Shots Made – William Buford (Ohio State)
Must play for action.

Over
1½
(-140)o
(EVEN)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total Points and Rebounds – Lenzelle Smith Jr. (Ohio State)
Must play for action.

Over
12½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total Points, Rebounds and Assists – Aaron Craft (Ohio State)
Must play for action.

Over
18½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total Points – Thomas Robinson (Kansas)
Must play for action.

Over
18½
(-120)o
(-120)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total Rebounds – Thomas Robinson (Kansas)
Must play for action.

Over
11½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total Free Throw Shots Made – Thomas Robinson (Kansas)
Must play for action.

Over
4½
(-135)o
(-105)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total Points and Assists – Tyshawn Taylor (Kansas)
Must play for action.

Over
21½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total 3 Point Shots Made – Tyshawn Taylor (Kansas)
Must play for action.

Over
1½
(-105)o
(-135)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total Points, Rebound and Blocks – Jeff Withey (Kansas)
Must play for action.

Over
19½
(-120)o
(-120)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total Blocks – Jeff Withey (Kansas)
Must play for action.

Over
3½
(-110)o
(-130)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total Points – Elijah Johnson (Kansas)
Must play for action.

Over
10½
(-125)o
(-115)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total 3 Point Shots Made – Elijah Johnson (Kansas)
Must play for action.

Over
1½
(-160)o
(+120)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Total Points, Rebounds and Assists – Travis Releford (Kansas)
Must play for action.

Over
14½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Will Jared Sullinger (Ohio State) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
-110

No
-130
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Will Deshaun Thomas (Ohio State) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
-120

No
-120
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Will William Buford (Ohio State) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
+140

No
-180
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Will Lenzelle Smith Jr. (Ohio State) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
EVEN

No
-140
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Will Aaron Craft (Ohio State) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
-110

No
-130
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Will Thomas Robinson (Kansas) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
-110

No
-130
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Will Tyshawn Taylor (Kansas) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
-105

No
-135
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Will Jeff Withey (Kansas) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
-130

No
-110
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Will Elijah Johnson (Kansas) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
+120

No
-160
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Will Travis Releford (Kansas) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
-115

No
-125
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Will Deshaun Thomas (Ohio State) make his first 3 Point field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action.

Yes
+150

No
-200
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Will William Buford (Ohio State) make his first 3 Point field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action.

Yes
+150

No
-200
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Will Lenzelle Smith Jr. (Ohio State) make his first 3 Point field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action.

Yes
+140

No
-180
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Will Tyshawn Taylor (Kansas) make his first 3 Point field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action.

Yes
+140

No
-180
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Will Elijah Johnson (Kansas) make his first 3 Point field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action.

Yes
+160

No
-230
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Will Conner Teahan (Kansas) make his first 3 Point field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action.

Yes
+155

No
-220
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Who will record more points in the game?
Both must play for action.

Jared Sullinger (Ohio State)
Pick (-120)

Thomas Robinson (Kansas)
Pick (-120)
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Who will record more points in the game?
Both must play for action.

Jared Sullinger (Ohio State)
-2½ (-115)

Tyshawn Taylor (Kansas)
+2½ (-125)
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Who will record more points in the game?
Both must play for action.

Deshaun Thomas (Ohio State)
+2½ (-115)

Thomas Robinson (Kansas)
-2½ (-125)
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Who will record more points in the game?
Both must play for action.

Deshaun Thomas (Ohio State)
+½ (-130)

Tyshawn Taylor (Kansas)
-½ (-110)
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Who will record more rebounds in the game?
Both must play for action.

Jared Sullinger (Ohio State)
+1½ (-115)

Thomas Robinson (Kansas)
-1½ (-125)
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Who will record more assists in the game?
Both must play for action.

Aaron Craft (Ohio State)
-½ (-120)

Tyshawn Taylor (Kansas)
+½ (-120)
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Player to score first point of the game?
All wagers have action.

Jared Sullinger (Ohio State)
5/1

Thomas Robinson (Kansas)
5/1

Deshaun Thomas (Ohio State)
11/2

Tyshawn Taylor (Kansas)
11/2

William Buford (Ohio State)
13/2

Elijah Johnson (Kansas)
8/1

Jeff Withey (Kansas)
8/1

Aaron Craft (Ohio State)
17/2

Lenzelle Smith Jr. (Ohio State)
9/1

Travis Releford (Kansas)
9/1
8:45p(Ohio State vs Kansas) – Player to score first 3 Point Shot of the game?
All wagers have action.

Elijah Johnson (Kansas)
7/2

William Buford (Ohio State)
7/2

Deshaun Thomas (Ohio State)
4/1

Tyshawn Taylor (Kansas)
5/1

Lenzelle Smith Jr. (Ohio State)
7/1

Aaron Craft (Ohio State)
17/2

Travis Releford (Kansas)
10/1

Jared Sullinger (Ohio State)
12/1

Thomas Robinson (Kansas)
15/1

Jeff Withey (Kansas)
20/1
8:45pHistorical Matchups – Which will be higher
Must play March 31st for action.

DeShaun Thomas Points December 10th (19 Points)
-2½ (-120)

DeShaun Thomas Points March 31st
+2½ (-120)
8:45pHistorical Matchups – Which will be higher
Must play March 31st for action.

Thomas Robinson Points December 10th (21 Points)
-2½ (-120)

Thomas Robinson Points March 31st
+2½ (-120)
8:45pHistorical Matchups – Which will be higher
Must play March 31st for action.

Tyshawn Taylor Assists December 10th (13 Assists)
-7½ (-120)

Tyshawn Taylor Assists March 31st
+7½ (-120)

Bovada Sportsbook presents another great set of NCAA Tournament Final Four props today, and we are going to be looking at some of those great Final Four props on the board for the game pitting the arch rival Louisville Cardinals and Kentucky Wildcats against each other.

Peyton Siva Over 15.5 Points + Assists
Siva certainly didn’t have the game of his life when he played against these Wildcats the first time around this year, coming up with just eight points and four assists. However, it seems as though the better he plays, the more that we end up seeing the Cardinals win. His numbers aren’t always all that impressive, but Siva has had at least nine points in six of his last eight games, and we think that he can do that again versus Marquis Teague, who has struggled at times on the defensive side of the court in the dance. Siva has at least five assists in seven straight, and he is likely to at least flirt with the idea of a double-double in the Final Four.

Anthony Davis Blocks Under 4.5
It seems to be a bit ballsy to want to back Davis’ under in blocks, knowing that he has already come up with 174 rejections this season. He had seven blocks when these two teams met on New Year’s Eve, and he had six more against the Baylor Bears in the Elite 8. That being said, we just don’t know if in the end, the Cardinals are going to challenge Davis all that much in this one. Sure, the talented frosh is going to send a few shots flying, but to get five blocks in a game like this one just seems to be a bit much against a team that is generally awfully wise with the basketball.

Darius Miller Over/Under 1.5 Made Three Point Shots
What we have to remember about this game from New Year’s Eve is that there were just seven three-point baskets that were made over the course of the whole game. Two of those came in the dying 10 seconds with Russ Smith knocking down meaningless shots. Miller is a senior, and he hasn’t been shy about taking shots as the shot clock winds down. However, we just don’t think that there are going to be that many long range shots that go down in this game, and we think that all of the players on either side that we can get under their totals, we would be willing to take, knowing that we are probably going to win more of these than we lose.

Full List of Louisville Cardinals vs. Kentucky Wildcats Final Four Props @ Bovada Sportsbook (as of 3/30/12):
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6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Points – Kyle Kuric (Louisville)
Must play for action.

Over
12½
(-120)o
(-120)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total 3 Point Shots Made – Kyle Kuric (Louisville)
Must play for action.

Over
2
(-125)o
(-115)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Points and Assists – Peyton Siva (Louisville)
Must play for action.

Over
15½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Free Throw Shots Made – Peyton Siva (Louisville)
Must play for action.

Over
2½
(EVEN)o
(-140)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total 3 Point Shots Made – Peyton Siva (Louisville)
Must play for action.

Over
½
(EVEN)o
(-140)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Points – Russ Smith (Louisville)
Must play for action.

Over
11½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Points and Rebounds – Chane Behanan (Louisville)
Must play for action.

Over
16½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Points, Rebounds and Blocks – Gorgui Dieng (Louisville)
Must play for action.

Over
19½
(-120)o
(-120)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total 3 Point Shots Made – Chris Smith (Louisville)
Must play for action.

Over
1½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Points, Rebound and Blocks – Anthony Davis (Kentucky)
Must play for action.

Over
29½
(-125)o
(-115)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Free Throw Shots Made – Anthony Davis (Kentucky)
Must play for action.

Over
4½
(-115)o
(-125)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Points – Anthony Davis (Kentucky)
Must play for action.

Over
14½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Rebounds – Anthony Davis (Kentucky)
Must play for action.

Over
10½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Blocks – Anthony Davis (Kentucky)
Must play for action.

Over
4½
(EVEN)o
(-140)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Points – Doron Lamb (Kentucky)
Must play for action.

Over
13½
(-125)o
(-115)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total 3 Point Shots Made – Doron Lamb (Kentucky)
Must play for action.

Over
1½
(-160)o
(+120)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Points and Rebounds – Terrence Jones (Kentucky)
Must play for action.

Over
20½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Free Throw Shots Made – Terrence Jones (Kentucky)
Must play for action.

Over
2½
(-140)o
(EVEN)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Points and Rebounds – Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (Kentucky)
Must play for action.

Over
20½
(-120)o
(-120)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Points – Darius Miller (Kentucky)
Must play for action.

Over
10½
(-115)o
(-125)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total 3 Point Shots Made – Darius Miller (Kentucky)
Must play for action.

Over
1½
(EVEN)o
(-140)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Total Points and Assists – Marquis Teague (Kentucky)
Must play for action.

Over
14½
(-130)o
(-110)u

Under
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Will Kyle Kuric (Louisville) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
+130

No
-170
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Will Peyton Siva (Louisville) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
+130

No
-170
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Will Chane Behanan (Louisville) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
-110

No
-130
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Will Chris Smith (Louisville) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
+140

No
-180
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Will Gorgui Dieng (Louisville) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
-105

No
-135
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Will Anthony Davis (Kentucky) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
-160

No
+120
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Will Doron Lamb (Kentucky) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
EVEN

No
-140
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Will Terrence Jones (Kentucky) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
-110

No
-130
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Will Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (Kentucky) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
-105

No
-135
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Will Marquis Teague (Kentucky) make his first field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action. Free Throws do not count towards wager.

Yes
+130

No
-170
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Will Kyle Kuric (Louisville) make his first 3 Point field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action.

Yes
+160

No
-230
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Will Peyton Siva (Louisville) make his first 3 Point field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action.

Yes
+275

No
-450
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Will Russ Smith (Louisville) make his first 3 Point field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action.

Yes
+180

No
-270
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Will Doron Lamb (Kentucky) make his first 3 Point field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action.

Yes
-110

No
-130
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Will Terrence Jones (Kentucky) make his first 3 Point field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action.

Yes
+160

No
-230
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Will Marquis Teague (Kentucky) make his first 3 Point field goal attempt?
Must play and have an attempt for action.

Yes
+180

No
-270
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Who will record more points in the game?
Both must play for action.

Kyle Kuric (Louisville)
+2½ (-120)

Anthony Davis (Kentucky)
-2½ (-120)
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Who will record more points in the game?
Both must play for action.

Kyle Kuric (Louisville)
-½ (-120)

Terrence Jones (Kentucky)
+½ (-120)
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Who will record more points in the game?
Both must play for action.

Peyton Siva (Louisville)
+3½ (-120)

Doron Lamb (Kentucky)
-3½ (-120)
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Who will record more points in the game?
Both must play for action.

Peyton Siva (Louisville)
+2½ (-125)

Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (Kentucky)
-2½ (-115)
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Who will record more rebounds in the game?
Both must play for action.

Chane Behanan (Louisville)
Pick (-120)

Terrence Jones (Kentucky)
Pick (-120)
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Who will record more blocks in the game?
Both must play for action.

Gorgui Dieng (Louisville)
+½ (-120)

Anthony Davis (Kentucky)
-½ (-120)
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Player to score first point of the game?
All wagers have action.

Anthony Davis (Kentucky)
5/1

Doron Lamb (Kentucky)
6/1

Terrence Jones (Kentucky)
6/1

Kyle Kuric (Louisville)
13/2

Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (Kentucky)
13/2

Marquis Teague (Kentucky)
7/1

Peyton Siva (Louisville)
7/1

Chane Behanan (Louisville)
8/1

Chris Smith (Louisville)
8/1

Gorgui Dieng (Louisville)
8/1
6:05p(Louisville vs Kentucky) – Player to score first 3 Point Shot of the game?
All wagers have action.

Kyle Kuric (Louisville)
3/1

Doron Lamb (Kentucky)
7/2

Chris Smith (Louisville)
9/2

Marquis Teague (Kentucky)
6/1

Peyton Siva (Louisville)
6/1

Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (Kentucky)
10/1

Terrence Jones (Kentucky)
10/1

Anthony Davis (Kentucky)
15/1

Chane Behanan (Louisville)
15/1

Gorgui Dieng (Louisville)
20/1
6:05pHistorical Matchups – Which will be higher
Must play March 3st for action.

Michael Kidd-Gilchrist Total Points December 31st (24 Points)
-8½ (EVEN)

Michael Kidd-Gilchrist Total Points March 31st
+8½ (-140)
6:05pHistorical Matchups – Which will be higher
Must play March 31st for action.

Anthony Davis Points December 31st (18 Points)
-3 (-140)

Anthony Davis Points March 31st
+3 (EVEN)
6:05pHistorical Matchups – Which will be higher
Must play March 31st for action.

Anthony Davis Blocks December 31st (6 Blocks)
-2 (-120)

Anthony Davis Blocks March 31st
+2 (-120)
6:05pFinal Four Specials – Which Final Four game will have more Points scored in it?

Louisville/Kentucky
-120

Ohio State/Kansas
-120
6:05pFinal Four Specials – Will Pitino wear a red tie and Calipari a blue tie for the game March 31st?
Must be predominant color for both, book manager’s decision is final.

Yes
-300

No
+200

Our NCAA Tournament picks continue this weekend with a look at the odds to win the Final Four MVP. There are a slew of big time players that are going to be in the running for one of the most illustrious individual prizes in college basketball, and here at Bankroll Sports, we are making our Final Four predictions on the players to watch.

We said way back at the beginning of this tournament that the man we were going to be watching out for was the Kentucky Wildcats’ Anthony Davis (Odds To Win NCAA Tournament MVP: 3 to 1 @ SportBet Sportsbook). Davis has consistently been the man to watch out for that Kentucky always feeds the ball to, and against a very athletic Baylor Bears outfit last week in the Elite 8, he had 18 points, 11 rebounds, and six blocked shots. There isn’t a bigger defensive force in the country than this one, and it is going to be hard to ignore a man that has this much dominance on both sides of the ball. If Kentucky is to win the National Championship, save for perhaps Doron Lamb, it is going to be hard to justify picking any of the other players to win the Final Four MVP.

That being said, we were happy to know at the beginning of this tournament that we were also on the bandwagon of the Kansas Jayhawks’ Thomas Robinson (NCAA Tournament MVP Odds: 8 to 1 @ Bovada Sportsbook). His odds have been cut in half now that the Jayhawks are here in the Final Four, but there is no doubt that Robinson and his double-double motor are going to be candidates for this award as long as they win it all. Tyshawn Taylor might make for an interesting pick as well, knowing that he was finally able to put together a great game in the Elite 8, but in the end, there probably won’t be a game in the Final Four in which Robinson goes for less than 15 and 10, and if that turns out to be the case, it is going to be hard to ignore him as the MOP of the tourney.

There are a number of players that are down the line that we never really saw coming as potential Final Four MVPs as well. The Ohio State Buckeyes aren’t a huge shock to be in this position, but instead of backing Jared Sullinger, we are going to take a very close look at William Buford (March Madness MVP Odds: 18 to 1 @ SportBet Sportsbook). Thus far in the tourney, Buford has been a bit inconsistent. He only had four points against the Cincinnati Bearcats, and he only has one game with more than 13 points in the tournament, that coming in the first round against the Loyola Maryland Greyhounds. Buford is the best three-point shooter on the team though, and he has consistently averaged right around 14 points per game for his entire career. This is a bad draw down the stretch for the Buckeyes, as they have to take on two teams one way or the other that have a lot of big time bigs on the defensive side of the court, and if they are going to win it all, the guards are going to have to make the difference. We don’t see OSU beating Kansas without a huge game out of Buford of at least 20 points, and that would make him a tremendous MVP candidate should the Buckeyes cut down the nets on Monday night.

Not many are giving the Louisville Cardinals all that much of a chance to win the whole enchilada this year, but if they do, you know that Russ Smith (Odds To Win March Madness MVP: 20 to 1 @ SportBet Sportsbook) is going to have to be the man that does the most damage. When you look at the averages for Smith this year, nothing is all that impressive. He put up just 11.6 points, 2.5 boards, and 2.0 assists per game. He is a great defensive player, averaging over two steals per game as well. However, what you notice are the big games that he tends to explode for every now and again. In just 22 minutes against the Florida Gators, Smith had 19 points off of the bench, and it was the third straight game in which he scored double digits in spite of the fact that he hasn’t played more than 23 minutes in the entire tourney. Smith played for 27 minutes against Kentucky the first time around, and he scored 30 of the team’s 62 points. It’s going to come in streaks for Smith, and he is really the only man in the Final Four that we can see coming off of the bench and winning the Final Four MVP award.

2012 March Madness Final Four MVP Odds @ SportBet Sportsbook (as of 3/30/12):
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Anthony Davis (Kentucky) 3 to 1
Jared Sullinger (Ohio State) 6.50 to 1
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (Kentucky) 6.50 to 1
Thomas Robinson (Kansas) 8 to 1
Doron Lamb (Kentucky) 14 to 1
Tyshawn Taylor (Kansas) 15 to 1
Deshaun Thomas (Ohio State) 18 to 1
William Buford (Ohio State) 18 to 1
Darius Miller (Kentucky) 20 to 1
Gorgui Dieng (Louisville) 20 to 1
Lenzelle Smith Jr. (Ohio state) 20 to 1
Marquis Teague (Kentucky) 20 to 1
Russ Smith (Louisville) 20 to 1
Terrence Jones (Kentucky) 20 to 1
Peyton Siva (Louisville) 25 to 1
Aaron Craft (Ohio State) 28 to 1
Kyle Kuric (Louisville) 35 to 1
Jeff Withey (Kansas) 40 to 1
Elijah Johnson (Kansas) 50 to 1
Travis Releford (Kansas) 50 to 1

2012 NCAA Tournament MVP Odds @ BetUS Sportsbook (as of 3/30/12):
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Anthony Davis (Kentucky) 2 to 1
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (Kentucky) 5 to 1
Jared Sullinger (Ohio State) 6 to 1
Thomas Robinson (Kansas) 8 to 1
Deshaun Thomas (Ohio State) 9 to 1
Doron Lamb (Kentucky) 15 to 1
Tyshawn Taylor (Kansas) 15 to 1
William Buford (Ohio State) 15 to 1
Peyton Siva (Louisville) 18 to 1
Gorgui Dieng (Louisville) 20 to 1
Marquis Teague (Kentucky) 20 to 1
Terrence Jones (Kentucky) 20 to 1
Kyle Kuric (Louisville) 25 to 1
Chane Behanan (Louisville) 35 to 1

Bovada Sportsbook has another great set of NCAA Tournament props available for you to bet on for all of the big games of the day! Check out some of the top props on the board, as well as a list of Elite 8 props for you to sink your teeth into!

Total Three Point Shots Made By Kenny Boynton Over 2.5
The time is here for Boynton to really step up and have a great game. He has been wildly inconsistent in this tourney, but he hasn’t been afraid to jack up the three point shot when he has the chance to either. Remember that this junior knocked down 108 triples on the season, and he shot 41.1 percent from downtown. Sure, things have been rough for the most part in the tourney, and we know that the Louisville defense is going to be stifling to say the least, but in the end, we think that all of the penetration and kicking out to the perimeter is going to give Boynton all of the opportunities in the world to get to these three made triples.

Total Points and Rebounds for Patric Young Under 16.5
In all likelihood, Young is going to draw Gorgui Dieng in this game, and if that turns out to be his defensive assignment, there had better be a heck of a lot of rebounds that this forward gets if he wants to reach this number. As it is, Young only had 10.2 points and 6.4 boards per game this year, and we have to remember that he hasn’t had the greatest games here in the dance either. Sure, he was able to go off for 21 and nine against the Kentucky Wildcats a few weeks ago, but he also has had a total of just 26 points and rebounds combined in the last two games. Dieng is going to be too tough of a draw for Young to get his stats on in this one.

Total Free Throw Shots Made By Peyton Siva Under 2.5
This is a prop that just doesn’t make all that much sense to us. Siva only averages getting to the charity stripe 3.2 times per game, and though he was a 73.0 percent foul shooter this year, that number is in the high 60s for his career. So, what needs to happen here to beat us is that Siva needs to get to the foul line a lot more often than he normally does, and he needs to hit at least one more from the line than he normally does to beat us. Laying -150 in this case just doesn’t seem like it is that unrealistic to do for a man that only made a grand total of 84 free throws on the season.

If you thought that the NCAA Tournament odds were all about the brackets, think again! Today, we are making our March Madness predictions for the top college basketball prop bets on the board. All of these NCAA Tournament prop bets are available at Bovada Sportsbook!

Total Number Of Buzzer Beaters in the Round Of 64 In The NCAA Tournament
We know that there are some big time games over the course of the NCAA Tournament, and there are a slew that are decided with shots that either miss or are made right at the end of games. The term, “buzzer beater,” is tough, though. The shot has to go in with 0:00 on the clock, and that isn’t always the case. There will probably be one over the course of the 63 games, and at 19/10, we’d rather back that than more than that at some other prices or zero at 5/7. Remember that we are only dealing with the first full round of games as well.

Which #1 Seed Will Be The First Eliminated From The NCAA Tournament?
Many think that the Syracuse Orange are the team that is going to be the top seed blanked first. That being said, we think that it is the Michigan State Spartans that will be the first to drop out of the dance. The Spartans have the toughest No. 16 seed matchup, and if there is going to be a top seed drop for the first time ever in the Round of 64, this is going to be the one to do it, because the Long Island Blackbirds aren’t your averaged No. 16 seed. Also, MSU has to go up against either the Memphis Tigers or the Saint Louis Billikens in the second round, and either way, that is an upset that could be waiting to happen.

How Man #14 Seeds Will Advance From The Round Of 64 in the NCAA Tournament?
Just consider this fact: The Belmont Bruins are only +3.5 against the Georgetown Hoyas… This is a terrible spread to say the least, and it is one that we are going to take full advantage of. At least one of the #14s is probably going to end up winning a game, as all four of them (whether the fourth be Iona or BYU) are capable of pulling off upsets against teams that we think are tremendously overrated.

Full List of 2012 NCAA Tournament Props @ Bovada Sportsbook (as of 3/13/12):
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How Many Buzzer Bears Will Occur During Round Of 64 In NCAA Tournament?
0 Buzzer Beaters 5/7
1 Buzzer Beater 19/10
2 Buzzer Beaters 6/1
3 Buzzer Beaters 10/1
4 Buzzer Beaters 18/1
5 Buzzer Beaters 40/1
6 or more Buzzer Beaters 50/1

Highest Margin Of Victory In Round of 64 Over 36.5 -130
Highest Margin Of Victory In Round of 64 Under 36.5 -110

Highest Point Total Scored By 1 Team In Round Of 64 Over 100.5 -140
Highest Point Total Scored By 1 Team In Round Of 64 Under 100.5 Even

#1 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament -115
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -115

#2 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament +200
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -260

Which #1 Seed Will Be Eliminated First From NCAA Tournament?
Kentucky +400
Syracuse +175
Michigan State +190
North Carolina +300

In What Round Will First #1 Seed Be Eliminated From NCAA Tournament?
Round Of 64 +800
Round Of 32 +150
Sweet 16 +120
Elite 8 +375
Final Four +2000

Over 0.5 #15 Seeds Win At Least One Game In NCAA Tournament +350
Under 0.5 #15 Seeds Win At Least One Game In NCAA Tournament -500

Over 0.5 #14 Seeds Win At Least One Game In NCAA Tournament +200
Under 0.5 #14 Seeds Win At Least One Game In NCAA Tournament -260

Over 0.5 #13 Seeds Win At Least One Game In NCAA Tournament -250
Under 0.5 #13 Seeds Win At Least One Game In NCAA Tournament +195

Over 0.5 #12 Seeds Win At Least One Game In NCAA Tournament -450
Under 0.5 #12 Seeds Win At Least One Game In NCAA Tournament +325

How Many #1 Seeds Will Be In The Final Four?
0 +500
1 +150
2 +175
3 +500
4 +2000

Over 1.5 #1 Seeds In Final Four -120
Under 1.5 #1 Seeds In Final Four -120

Over 2.5 #1 Seeds In Final Four +400
Under 2.5 #1 Seeds In Final Four -700

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Over 10.5 -120
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Under 10.5 -120

What Seed Will The 2012 NCAA Men’s Basketball Champion Be?
#1 5/6
#2 2/1
#3 12/1
#4 10/1
#5 14/1
#6 40/1
#7 35/1
#8 30/1
#9 60/1
#10 50/1
#11 75/1
#12 75/1
#13-#16 25/1

Which Conference Will the 2012 NCAA Men’s Basketball Champion Come From?
Atlantic 10 75/1
ACC 4/1
Big 12 4/1
Big East 11/2
Big Ten 11/5
Mountain West 75/1
Pac-12 150/1
SEC 9/4
Any Other Conference 18/1

Our 2012 NCAA Tournament predictions are set to continue here at Bankroll Sports, and we are going to be making our March Madness prop picks for some of the great props that you can find on the board at 5Dimes Sportsbook!

Will a #1 Seed Win the NCAA Tournament?
The four No. 1 seeds aren’t all the favorites to win the dance. Sure, at -120, you can get the Kentucky Wildcats and the Syracuse Orange, who were clearly the top two teams in the land all season long. But would you rather have these four teams, or the Ohio State Buckeyes, Duke Blue Devils, Missouri Tigers, and Kansas Jayhawks? We think that we would rather have that second line at +225 than the top line at -120 even though Kentucky is clearly the favorite to win it all, especially knowing that almost any No. 2 seed would probably be favored over any of the other No. 1s, save for Kentucky if that’s what it came down to in the final game of the year.

Will an ACC Team Win the NCAA Tournament?
This is probably the most interesting of all of the NCAA Tournament props this year. The ACC has itself a No. 1 seed that is very talented with the North Carolina Tar Heels, and they are clearly one of the two teams that we can see winning the whole thing very easily this year. The Duke Blue Devils are a team that has a great draw that is going to likely last at least through the first weekend of the tournament, and the same could really be said about the Florida State Seminoles as well. Sure, we get the Virginia Cavaliers and the NC State Wolfpack for the heck of it as well, but those top three teams are certainly intriguing to say the least. We would love the ACC at +480 to win it all this year.

Will All Four #1 Seeds Be In the Final Four?
It is really amazing to think that all four seeds have been in the Final Four just one time in the history of this tournament. This year, we really don’t love the chances of any of the top ranked teams in brackets aside from the Kentucky Wildcats. We don’t really see how the Michigan State Spartans are going to get through the West when it is said and done, and we really aren’t sure whether the rest of the top seeds are going to get through their respective brackets as well. 40 to 1 looks like an enticing price, but it just isn’t going to happen this year.

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Over Over/Under 11.5
5Dimes is offering these sums all the way from 5.5 all the way up to 15.5, but this is the average numbers and is the one that we can get -108 and -112 on the over and under respectively. There are a lot of double digit seeds that we could see getting into the Final Four this year, and as a result, we think that the number is going to be over this total (and over all of the posted totals for what it is worth). Even a team like the Florida Gators, a No. 7 seed could really do a lot of damage and get into the Final Four, and if that’s the case, there is sure to be a very high number in the double digits for the total number of the seeds that are going to New Orleans.

Full List of 2012 NCAA Tournament Props @ 5Dimes Sportsbook (as of 3/13/12):
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#1 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament -120
Field Wins NCAA Tournament +100

#2 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament +225
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -265

#3 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament +1350
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -2000

#4 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament +2000
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -3000

#5 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament +1800
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -2800

#6 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament +4000
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -7000

#7 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament +6000
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -11000

#8 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament +4500
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -8000

#9 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament +6500
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -12000

#10 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament +6500
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -12000

#11 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament +8000
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -15000

#12 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament +10500
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -20000

#1-#2 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament -370
Field Wins NCAA Tournament +310

#1-#3 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament -525
Field Wins NCAA Tournament +415

#1-#4 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament -750
Field Wins NCAA Tournament +525

#1-#5 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament -1200
Field Wins NCAA Tournament +775

#1-#6 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament -1550
Field Wins NCAA Tournament +1025

#1-#7 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament -2000
Field Wins NCAA Tournament +1250

#1-#8 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament -2900
Field Wins NCAA Tournament +1900

#1-#9 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament -3800
Field Wins NCAA Tournament +2400

#1-#10 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament -6000
Field Wins NCAA Tournament +3500

#1-#11 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament -8000
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -4500

#1-#12 Seed Wins NCAA Tournament -11000
Field Wins NCAA Tournament +6000

East Region Team Wins NCAA Tournament +280
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -340

Midwest Region Team Wins NCAA Tournament +325
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -400

South Region Wins NCAA Tournament +190
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -230

West Region Team Wins NCAA Tournament +330
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -410

ACC Team Wins NCAA Tournament +480
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -660

Big East Team Wins NCAA Tournament +600
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -900

Big Ten Team Wins NCAA Tournament +280
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -340

Big 12 Team Wins NCAA Tournament +470
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -640

SEC Team Wins NCAA Tournament +240
Field Wins NCAA Tournament -280

Power Conference Team Wins NCAA Tournament -1450
Non-Power Conference Team Wins NCAA Tournament +1025

Automatic Bid Team Wins NCAA Tournament +310
At-Large Team Wins NCAA Tournament -370

All Four #1 Seeds In Final Four +4000
Any #2-#16 Seed In Final Four -7000

Exactly 3 #1 Seeds In Final Four +550
Not Exactly 3 #1 Seeds In Final Four -800

Exactly 2 #1 Seeds In Final Four +175
Not Exactly 2 #1 Seeds In Final Four -178

Exactly 1 #1 Seed In Final Four +157
Not Exactly 1 #1 Seed In Final Four -178

No #1 Seeds In Final Four +513
At Least 1 #1 Seed In Final Four -725

#1 Seeds In Final Four Over 2.5 +450
#1 Seeds In Final Four Under 2.5 -600

#1 Seeds In Final Four Over 1.5 -110
#1 Seeds In Final Four Under 1.5 -110

All #1 or #2 Seeds In Final Four +445
Any #3-#16 Seed In Final Four -590

Exactly 3 #1-#2 Seeds In Final Four +156
Not Exactly 3 #1-#2 Seeds In Final Four -176

Exactly 2 #1-#2 Seeds In Final Four +190
Not Exactly 2 #1-#2 Seeds In Final Four -230

Exactly 1 #1-#2 Seed In Final Four +583
Not Exactly 1 #1-#2 Seed In Final Four -865

No. #1-#2 Seeds In Final Four +4200
At Least One #1-#2 Seed In Final Four -7400

#1-#2 Seeds In Final Four Over 2.5 -127
#1-#2 Seeds In Final Four Under 2.5 +107

#1-#2 Seeds In Final Four Over 1.5 -730
#1-#2 Seeds In Final Four Under 1.5 +515

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is 5 +1375
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Not 5 -2050

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is 6 +1000
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Not 6 -1450

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is 7 +1025
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Not 7 -1450

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is 8 +1000
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Not 8 -1400

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is 9 +1035
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Not 9 -1470

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is 10 +1125
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Not 10 -1650

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is 11 +1225
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Not 11 -1800

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is 12 +1300
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Not 12 -1900

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is 13 +1400
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Not 13 -2100

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is 14 +1500
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Not 14 -2300

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is 15 +1625
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Not 15 -2550

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Over 5.5 -1500
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Under 5.5 +1050

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Over 6.5 -660
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Under 6.5 +480

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Over 7.5 -380
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Under 7.5 +315

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Over 8.5 -250
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Under 8.5 +210

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Over 9.5 -176
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Under 9.5 +156

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Over 10.5 -136
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Under 10.5 +116

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Over 11.5 -108
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Under 11.5 -112

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Over 12.5 +119
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Under 12.5 -139

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Over 13.5 +150
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Under 13.5 -170

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Over 14.5 +180
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Under 14.5 -220

Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Over 15.5 +225
Sum Of All Seeds In Final Four Is Under 15.5 -265