2018 NCAA tournament: Plenty of love for Duke in Midwest region
It’s tough to find many people doubting Duke. The Blue Devils steamrolled through the first two rounds and now get a Syracuse team unable to… Read More ›
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2018 NCAA tournament: No bigger favorite than Villanova in East region
For the most part, the East region has stayed relatively quiet. There were scares and one major upset, but this region stayed mostly true to… Read More ›
2018 NCAA tournament: Gonzaga owns talent edge in West region
The West region was susceptible to upsets before the tournament even started. There weren’t many sold on Xavier as a No. 1 seed and North… Read More ›
2018 NCAA tournament: Kentucky’s to lose in topsy-turvy South region
There haven’t been any regions in NCAA tournament history that look like this year’s South region. Destruction has been the main theme for this region,… Read More ›
2018 NCAA tournament: Best value in Sweet 16 odds
March Madness is under way and for those who fancy their chances it’s important to know what sports betting sites have to offer before placing… Read More ›
2018 NCAA tournament: Sleeper, upset alerts in East region
The East region should be one of the more competitive regions in this year’s NCAA tournament. Villanova is the top bet in Las Vegas to… Read More ›
2018 NCAA tournament: Sleeper, upset alerts in Midwest region
Of all the craziness expected from this year’s NCAA tournament, I expect the Midwest region to be a bit quieter than expected. That doesn’t mean… Read More ›
2018 NCAA tournament: Sleeper, upset alert in West region
The West is wide open. I don’t want to disparage Xavier, but can you really trust the Musketeers as a No. 1 seed in the… Read More ›
2018 NCAA tournament: Sleeper, upset alerts in South region
With so much depth in the 2018 men’s NCAA basketball tournament, the regions are difficult for the top-two seeds. And the South region may be… Read More ›
2018 NCAA tournament: The top contenders to win the title
Finally, March Madness is upon us. It always seems like such a long January and February, before conference tournaments fly by in the early part… Read More ›
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