West Virginia vs. Kansas Spread at KU -3 - What the Line Should Be

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West Virginia vs. Kansas Spread at KU -3 - What the Line Should Be

Gambling911.com resident bookmaking expert Tony Caliente mulls over the West Virginia vs. Kansas game to determine what the line should actually be.

The College Basketball Betting Power Ratings indicate the Jayhawks should be a -4 favorite here, which they are.  In fact, the line has dipped to -3.

Both teams are at the .500 mark Against The Spread entering this game.

With the last meeting an exception, the home team has won nine of the last ten in this series. 

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