Bookies Hoping for Early March Madness Exit for SMU

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Bookies Hoping for Early March Madness Exit for SMU

Bookies Hoping for Early March Madness Exit for SMU Bookies are hating on SMU heading into Round 1 of the 2017 NCAA Men’s College Basketball Tournament, and with good reason.

The Mustangs didn’t just finish the pre-March Madness season hot with a 30-4 record Straight Up but they were off the charts Against The Spread, heading into this week with a 22-6-1 ATS record.

They also completed their last ten games with eight covers. SMU won its second conference title in 3 years. The Mustangs had been held in check by the oddsmakers over the past two years even though they cracked the 25-win mark both seasons. Their record Against The Spread was two games above the .500 mark in the 2014-2015 season and two under last year.

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