USC vs. Arizona Odds - Pac-12 Tourney - Championship - What the Line Should Be

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USC vs. Arizona Betting Odds - Pac-12 Tourney - Championship - What the Line Should Be

Tony Caliente here with a look at the USC vs. Arizona game and what the line should be compared to what it actually is.

The line on this game was Arizona -3.5 most everywhere with some books having opened this one at -1.5.   According to the College Basketball Betting Power Ratings, the line should only be Wildcats -3.  This suggests that Southern California could manage a cover. 

There is some caution to be had here, however, as Arizona has managed to win the last four in this series, all by seven points or more.

USC is an impressive 21-11 Against The Spread compared to Arizona at 13-18-2 ATS entering this game.

USC coach Andy Enfield told the team it is undefeated when they hold teams below 70 points, and that will likely have to happen here.

“We’re playing as hard (on) defense as we can,” he said. “Defense leads to offense.”

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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