Hot Team to Bet College Basketball November 29

Written by :

Mary Montgomery

Published on :

29 November, 2018

Hot Team to Bet College Basketball November 29 - Pittsburgh Panthers

Pittsburgh was 6-1 Against The Spread as of Thursday night.

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Team	Odds
Duke	2/1
Gonzaga	8/1
Kansas	8/1
Virginia	12/1
Kentucky	14/1
Nevada	14/1
North Carolina	18/1
Tennessee	22/1
Auburn	30/1
Michigan State	33/1
Michigan	35/1
Oregon	40/1
Indiana	55/1
Kansas State	55/1
Syracuse	55/1
Villanova	55/1
Florida State	65/1
Purdue	65/1
Virginia Tech	70/1
Florida /td>	85/1
LSU	85/1
Texas	85/1
Wisconsin	85/

The Panthers are also 6-1 Straight Up coming into their Friday night game against the Duquesne Dukes.

Freshman guard Joe Wieskamp had 18 points and 11 rebounds, Nicholas Baer scored 14 of his 16 points in the second half and 14th-ranked Iowa held off Pittsburgh 69-68 on Tuesday night for its third win over a power program this season. This was Pittsburgh’s first loss of the season.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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Hot Team to Bet College Basketball November 29 - Pittsburgh Panthers