Loyola Chicago Win Against Nevada - Sweet 16 Payout Odds

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The Loyola Chicago Ramblers would pay out EVEN odds with a win over Nevada as they are just a +1.5 underdog on the spread.  It doesn't make a whole lot of sense to bet the money line here as such, so just stick with the spread.  SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE

The team has not been in the NCAA Tournament for 33 years and now they are onto the Sweet 16, just as Sister Jean Delores predicted.

The Ramblers (30-5) outplayed the SEC regular-season co-champions Tennessee for much of Saturday evening.  They come into Thursday's game having won 12 straight.

Coming into this year's Tournament, Loyola Chicago was ranked 23rd in adjusted defensive efficiency (KenPom.com) -- a broad metric that measures a team's defensive aptitude according to the competition it has faced -- and the No. 25 offense against man-to-man defense (Synergy Sports).

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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