Colorado-UConn Betting Line: Huskies Have Covered in Six Straight Tournaments

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The Colorado-UConn betting line had the Huskies as a +3 underdog.  This one will be broadcast on TNT at 1:30 pm EST Thursday. 

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Colorado comes into this game as the number 8 seed against UConn at number 9.  The Buffaloes own a 22-11 Straight Up record while Connecticut is 24-10.

UConn is 16-13 Against The Spread and have covered in six of their last ten games including their last four.

Colorado has covered in five of their last six games overall. They enter this game with a respectable 19-11 record Against The Spread. 

The Huskies are 6-0 ATS in a NCAA tournament games over the last 3 seasons.   

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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