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ODDS TO WIN THE
2008 NCAA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
It’s that time again; March Madness is upon us and some of the
most talented teams we have seen in years will compete for the 2008
NCAA Basketball National Championship. Tons and tons of NBA
prospects and one of the best freshman classes maybe ever in college
basketball from the unstoppable forward Michael Beasley at Kansas
State who is averaging almost 27 points a game and 12 boards to the
best guard to play for Indiana since Isaiah Thomas in their scoring
machine shooting guard Eric Gordon. Before the conference
tournaments, Kansas State is listed at odds of 50/1 to win the NCAA
College Basketball National Championship at
Sportsbook.com
Then you have the leader
of the one most famous NCAA basketball team North Carolina in
Tyler Hansbrough who is tearing it up playing in Carolina blue,
scoring 23 points and 10 rebounds a game making North Carolina the
number 1 team in the country and being one of the leading contenders
for player of the year honors. The Tar Heels odds to win the
National Championship are listed at 9/2 as of March 16th.
Michael Beasley and Eric Gordon are just a couple of the
exceptional freshman in NCAA basketball this year you also have
another big man in the West, Kevin Love of UCLA who might be the
best of the bigs to play at UCLA since Bill Walton years ago,
unbelievable basketball IQ, effective on both ends of the floor, not
the fastest big man ever, but he will definitely be the deciding
factor in UCLA’s success in the NCAA tournament with his dominant scoring
and passing ability. UCLA was listed at odds of 7/2 to take
the Championship and the are the favorites.
Just across town at USC there is OJ Mayo, who has actually gotten
Southern California back on the college basketball map by
electrifying basketball fans with his lightening quick speed, sweet
jumper and slashing ability. USC probably won’t top Kevin Love and
UCLA, but they did beat them in the regular season, so you never
know. USC is a 40/1 shot to win the title.
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