Gonzaga Number Ranked in College Basketball But Still Pays 10-1 Odds

Written by:
Tyrone Black
Published on:
Nov/24/2018

Gonzaga leapfrogged over Kansas on Wednesday to become the no. 1 ranked team in College Basketball, though they still will pay out 10-1 odds with a Championship win.


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dds to win 2019 NCAA Men's Tournament (4/8/19)
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

Gonzaga beat the early favorites to win the Championshipship Duke a few nights ago.

From ESPN.com: "The Bulldogs had their highest-ever preseason ranking this season and are living up to it so far. They actually looked inconsistent through their first two games at the Maui Invitational, but they punched Duke in the mouth early on Wednesday and never looked back en route to a 16-point second-half lead. The way the Zags hung on late in the game was also impressive, coming up with multiple stops in the final minute to finish off the two-point win.

"Gonzaga has all the pieces. Josh Perkins looks far more poised and patient at the point guard spot; Zach Norvell Jr. can make shots and get his own; Rui Hachimura might be a lottery pick; and graduate transfer Brandon Clarke was terrific against Duke, at both ends of the floor. And remember: Killian Tillie won't be healthy for another month."

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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