2021 NCAA Tournament Long Shots to Bet On

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Drew Butler and Nick Bahe have your 2021 NCAA long shots (monitor live odds here).

Butler is going with Texas Tech, which pays out 25-1 odds to win the Tournament championship.

Probably not a long shot, per se, but definitely no Gonzaga, Baylor or Michigan either.  And the payout is still lucrative.   We would note that some books have them paying as much as $5500 on a $100 bet.

"The Red Raiders can create a lot of havoc for their opposing offenses," Butler says.

Bahe is on Oklahoma State at +4000.

"The bottom line is the best player in the NCAA Tournament plays for Oklahoma State and that is Cade Cunningham," Bahe noted.

Watch below and be sure to place your bets at BetOnline, which is offering over 80 prop bets on the Tournament in addition to odds and live betting for each game.

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