Kansas Jayhawks Odds - November 2 2018: 8-1 to Win Championship

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Kansas Jayhawks Odds - November 2 2018: 8-1 to Win Championship

The Jayhawks are ranked number 1 in the nation and are at 8-1 odds of winning the 2019 NCAA Men's College Basketball Championship.


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Odds to win 2019 NCAA Men's Tournament (4/8/19)
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 85/1

From ESPN.com: "What a whirlwind six months for Lagerald Vick. He went from being essentially off the team last spring to now perhaps the Jayhawks' most important player. Vick buried the tying 3 to send the game to overtime, then scored the first eight points of the extra session to put Stanford away. "

They are 6-0 Straight Up but 3-3 Against The Spread.

They will face Wofford on Tuesday. 

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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