Odds to Win MAC East 2016: Bowling Green, Ohio, Akron

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The odds to win the MAC East 2016 had a practical three-way tie as the favorites with Bowling Green at +220, Ohio at 3-1 and Akron at +340.

Regarding Bowling Green:

The Falcons are the defending MAC champs and have won 17 straight games against their fellow MAC East members. The bar is set pretty high for (head coach Mike) Jinks in his head coaching debut, but the system and the personnel on hand would seem to put Bowling Green in a strong position once again.

Akron’s Chances courtesy of Athlon Sports:

Terry Bowden has changed the culture at an Akron program that went 3–33 from 2010-12. The Zips went 5–7 in both 2013 and ’14 and then broke through with eight wins last fall.

MAC

MAC East Winner

07:00 PM

564

Bowling Green

 

+220

 

565

Ohio

 

+300

 

566

Akron

 

+340

 

567

Buffalo

 

+650

 

568

Kent State

 

+600

 

569

Miami Ohio

 

+700

 


- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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