Nevada vs. Iowa State – Midwest Region 1st Round College Basketball

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Nevada vs. Iowa State – Midwest Region 1st Round College Basketball

The Nevada vs. Iowa State betting line opened at the Cyclones at -5.5

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Nevada comes into this game as the number 12 seed while Iowa State is the number 5 seed.

The Wolf Pack owned a 28-6 record Straight Up and have excelled Against The Spread this season, going 23-10.

Nevada has covered in 100 percent of their last nine games.

Iowa State was mentioned among Gambling911.com’s 2017 March Madness Sleepers.

The Cyclones were 23-10 Straight Up and 18-12 Against The Spread this season.

They won 80 percent of their last ten games.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com 

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