Louisville Cardinals vs. UNC Tar Heels Betting Odds

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Louisville Cardinals vs. UNC Tar Heels Betting Odds

The Louisville Cardinals vs. UNC Tar Heels betting odds had North Carolina as a -8.5 favorite.

Louisville vs. UNC Betting Preview

A hot matchup today with both teams owning just five losses apiece.  Louisville has been red hot Against The Spread as well, going 16-8-1.  They have failed to cover in three of their last four games however. 

UNC is two games under the .500 mark ATS.

Louisville vs. UNC Head to Head

Using the current spread, the Cardinals would have gone 3-1 Against The Spread in the last four meetings.  The teams had split wins and losses over that period Straight Up.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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