Bet on the Seton Hall Pirates This March Madness 2022: Why Pick Them for Your Office Pool

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Bet on the Seton Hall Pirates This March Madness 2022: Why Pick Them for Your Office Pool

Betting on the Pirates this March Madness 2022 or deciding whether you should select them for your office pool, check out these important stats below courtesy of Gambling911.com before you do.  Also don't forget to claim your welcome bonus from our friends at BetUS (max bonus $2500)B

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Profit or Loss Betting Seton Hall Against The Spread

This assumes you bet this team in every game (recommended to do so at various books as not to result in reduced limits) - Monthly winning percentage

2021-22

February (March 10) - 50%

Season -

What The Lines Should Be vs. Seton Hall (Rating 84)

Gonzaga (95) +11

Baylor (92) +8

Arizona (92) +8

Houston (91) +7

Duke (91) +7

Kentucky (91) +7

Kansas (90.5) +6.5

Purdue (90) +6

Auburn (90) +6

UCLA (89.5) +5.5

Tennessee (89.5) +5.5

Texas Tech (89) +5.5

Texas (87) +3

LSU (87) +3

UConn (87) +3

Illinois (87) +3

Arkansas (87) +3

Ohio State (86) +2

Wisconsin (86) +2

Villanova (85.5) +1.5

USC (85) +1

Saint Mary's (85) +1

UNC (84.5) PK

Providence (84) PK

San Francisco (84) PK

Colorado State (84) PK

Michigan State (84) PK

Seton Hall (84) PK

TCU (83) -1

Loyola Chicago (83) -1

Boise State (83) -1

Davidson (82) -2

Notre Dame (82) -2

Creighton (82) -2

Dayton (82) -2

VCU (82) -2

Miami FL (81) -3

Murray State (81) -3

UAB (81) -3

Toledo (80) -4

North Texas (80) -4

South Dakota State (80) -4

Belmont (79.5) -4.5

Wyoming (79) -5

New Mexico State (78) -6

Vermont (78) -6

Northern Iowa (78) -6

Towson (77) -7

Iona (77) -7

Grand Canyon (77) -7

Ohio (76) -8

Stephen F. Austin (75) -9

Princeton (75) -9

Liberty (74.5) -9

Middle Tennessee (74) -10

Colgate (74) -10

Texas State (74) -10

Winthrop (73) -11

Jacksonville State (73) -11

Montana State (73) -11

Seattle (73) -11

Long Beach State (72) -12

North Dakota State (72) -12

Wagner (72) -12

Cleveland State (71) -13

Longwood (71) -13

Navy (71) -13

UNC Wilmington (70) -14

Norfolk State (70) -14

Nicholls State (69.5) -14.5

Bryant (69) -15

How Good is Seton Hall

Seton Hall finished the 2022 regular season at 21-10 and .500 Against The Spread.

R.J. Cole and Tyrese Martin each scored 17 points to lead No. 20 Connecticut into the Big East semifinals with a 62-52 win over Seton Hall.

Myles Cale led Seton Hall (21-10) with 17 points and Kadary Richmond had 14. The sixth-seeded Pirates snapped a six-game winning streak.

As a favorite Seton Hall is 89-29 for a 75.4% win percentage Straight Up since 2016. 

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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