St. John's Red Storm Office Pool Strategy, Pick, Odds - 2019 March Madness

Written by:
Mary Montgomery
Published on:
Mar/17/2019

When making your March Madness office pool picks, consider the teams carefully.  The St. John's Storm, for example, might be eliminated quite early.  They are a +2 dog in their first game of the Madness.

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Why They Go Deep

Not the best team in the Big Dance but they did manage to go 21-12 on the season Straight Up. St. John's does have an explosive scorer in Shamorie Ponds.  They will also face a suspect Arizona State team that could provide the Red Storm with a bit of a reprieve. 

Why Be Concerned

14-18 Against The Spread, the Red Storm failed to cover in six of their last ten games.  They just narrowly got into the field of 68.

Who They Will Play

Arizona State.  The early line was a PICK'EM whereas Arizona State should be a -2 point favorite.

Odds to win 2019 NCAA Men's Tournament (4/8/19)
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Team Odds
Duke 9/4
Gonzaga 9/2
Virginia 6/1
North Carolina 10/1
Kentucky 12/1
Michigan State 12/1
Tennessee 12/1
Michigan 16/1
Texas Tech 18/1
Houston 30/1
Kansas State 30/1
Purdue 30/1
Nevada 40/1
LSU 55/1
Marquette 55/1
Florida State 60/1
Villanova 60/1
Iowa State 80/1
Kansas 80/1
Wisconsin 85/1
Auburn 100/1
Louisville 100/1
Mississippi State 100/1
Syracuse 100/1
Virginia Tech 100/1
Buffalo 150/1
Maryland 150/1
Cincinnati 200/1
Washington 200/1
Iowa 250/1
Wofford 250/1
Arizona State 300/1
Baylor 300/1
Central Florida 300/1
Florida 300/1
Hofstra 300/1
Indiana 300/1
NC State 300/1
VCU 300/1
Ole Miss 400/1
Creighton 500/1
Liberty 500/1
Minnesota 500/1
Murray State 500/1
Oklahoma 500/1
Seton Hall 500/1
St. John's 500/1
TCU 500/1
Texas 500/1
Utah State 500/1
Yale 500/1

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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