March Madness Bookie Guide: West Virginia Mountaineers
Ranked number 10 in the nation entering the month of March, West Virginia owned a 24-7 record Straight Up and were hovering right around the .500 mark Against The Spread.
ESPN.com offered this analysis of West Virginia’s chances for a deep March Madness run:
Yes, the Mountaineers entered the week leading the nation with a 29.3 percent defensive turnover rate. But losses to Kansas State, Texas Tech and Oklahoma (home), a near-loss to Texas Tech again (in double overtime) and another should-have-lost outing at TCU on Saturday (a questionable foul preceded the game-winning free throw) didn't make anyone feel comfortable about WVU making a run to Glendale. In a tight game, who will hit big shots for the Mountaineers in March?
WVU has won 13 conference tournament championships, and has 26 appearances in the NCAA Tournament, including two Final Fours, most recently in 2010.
They had won seven of their last ten games as of March 3 while covering in half of those.
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