Bet the Little Rock Arkansas vs. Nevada Game Online November 16, Latest Line

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Tyrone Black

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16 November, 2018

Bet the Little Rock Arkansas vs. Nevada Game Online November 16, Latest Line

Bet the Little Rock vs. Nevada game Friday night where the Wolfpack are a -24.5 favorite.

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Odds to Win the 2019 NCAA Men's Tournament

Team	Odds
Duke	2/1
Kansas	17/2
Kentucky	17/2
Gonzaga	10/1
North Carolina	12/1
Nevada	15/1
Virginia	15/1
Tennessee	20/1
Villanova	20/1
Syracuse	25/1
Oregon	35/1
Indiana	40/1
Michigan State	40/1
Auburn	50/1
Michigan	50/1
Florida	60/1
Kansas State	60/1
UCLA	60/1
West Virginia	60/1
Cincinnati	80/1
Florida State	80/1
Marquette	80/1
Mississippi State	80/1
Purdue	80/1
Virginia Tech	80/1

Betting Preview

Nevada is currently ranked number 6 in the nation. They are 2-0 Straight Up and 36-16-3 Against The Spread in their last 55 home games.

In November games, Nevada is 13-2 ATS.

In their last game, Caleb Martin scored all of his 22 points in the second half and No. 7 Nevada shot 48 percent from 3-point range in an 83-61 victory over Pacific on Friday night.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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