College of Charleston Win Against Auburn - Payout Odds

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College of Charleston Win Against Auburn - Payout Odds

The Charleston Cougars would pay out $40 for every $10 bet should they win outright on the money line against Auburn Friday.

This will be the Cougars first trip to the Big Dance since 1999.  They did manage to win nine of their last ten games outright.

The Cougars protect the ball better than almost every team in the country while attempting 115 more free throws than their opponents.

Outside of the Cougars big three scorers, there are few other options, and this could prove costly in the first round.  Certainly, they will be limited beyond this point if they happen to make it past Auburn.

At +9.5, Charleston could cover here.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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