2012 NCAA Tournament Spreads and Betting Action

Written by:
Don Shapiro
Published on:
Mar/13/2012
2012 NCAA Tournament Spreads and Betting Action

The 2012 NCAA Tournament spreads were available at BetDSI.com here.  Thursday’s spread appear below.  We also have some of the trending.

Over 75 percent of those betting the Loyola Maryland-Ohio State game were backing the Buckeyes 17.5 point spread.

Murray State, with only one loss on the season, continues to be the most wagered on team in this year’s first round of the NCAA Tournament.  They were getting between 85 percent to 90 percent of the betting action as a 1.5 point favorite.  The bookies will certainly be routing for Colorado State here.

80 percent of the spread action on the Montana-Wisconsin was going Montana’s way.

Teams getting 75 percent or better of the spread action in Friday’s games included Duke, Creighton, North Carolina State, Florida State, Cincinnati, Missouri and Florida.

Here were your Thursday NCAA Tournament lines (subject to change): 

Thursday, Mar 15, 2012 - NCAA Basketball Game


12:00 PM 711 NC Asheville +17 -110 712 Syracuse -17 -110

12:00 PM 713 Southern Mississippi  +6½ -110 714 Kansas State -6½ -110



12:00 PM 715 Loyola Maryland +17½ -110 716 Ohio State -17½ -110



12:00 PM 717 West Virginia pk -110 718 Gonzaga pk -110



12:00 PM 721 Connecticut -2½ -110 722 Iowa State +2½ -110

12:00 PM 725 Colorado State +3 -110 726 Murray State -3 -110

12:00 PM 727 South Dakota State +7½ -110 728 Baylor -7½ -110

12:00 PM 729 Colorado +5 -110 730 UNLV -5 -110

12:00 PM 731 Harvard +6½ -110 732 Vanderbilt -6½ -110

12:00 PM 733 Montana +9 -110 734 Wisconsin -9 -110

12:00 PM 735 Virginia Commonwealth +6 -110 736 Wichita State -6 -110

12:00 PM 737 New Mexico State +7 -110 738 Indiana -7 -110

12:00 PM 739 Long Beach State +4½ -110 740 New Mexico -4½ -110

12:00 PM 741 Davidson +7 -110 742 Louisville -7 -110

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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