Final Four Props Bet Odds 2021

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Final Four Props Bet Odds 2021

BetOnline Wednesday afternoon rolled out a slew of odds on the 2021 Final Four.

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Gonzaga moved to 30-0 on the season with an 85-66 victory over Southern California.

UCLA, meanwhile, became the first First Four team since VCU in 2011 to advance from the First Four to the Final Four with a 51-49 win over heavily favored Michigan.

Gonzaga opened as a 13.5-point favorite against UCLA, which is the largest Final Four spread in NCAA Tournament history (dating back to 1985 when spread became widely available.)

Here are the prior three largest spreads in Final Four history:

1999 - Duke (-11) vs. Michigan State
2013 - Louisville (-10) vs. Wichita State
2016 - North Carolina (-9.5) vs. Syracuse

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