Bet on the Vermont Catamounts This March Madness 2022: Why Pick Them for Your Office Pool

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Betting on the Catamounts 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 generous welcome bonus from BetOnlin (Max bonus $1000).

Profit or Loss Betting Vermont 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 (March 6) - 60%

Season - 55%

What The Lines Should Be vs. Vermont (Rating 78)

Assumes a neutral court and does not take into account injuries and similar factors

Davidson (82) +4

Ohio (76) -2

Liberty (74.5) -3.5

Loyola Chicago (83) +5

Jacksonville State (73) -5

VCU (82) +4

Dayton (82) +4

Montana State (73) -5

Longwood (71) -7

Winthrop (73) -5

Long Beach State (72) -6

Towson (77) -1

Grand Canyon (77) -1

UNC Wilmington (70) -8

Middle Tennessee (74) -4

North Texas (80) +2

Cleveland State (71) -7

Princeton (75) -3

Iona (77) -1

Toledo (80) +2

Norfolk State (70) -8

Northern Iowa (78) PK

Boise State (83) +5

Colorado State (84) +6

San Diego State (85.5) +7.5

Wyoming (79) +1

Bryant (69) -9

Wagner (72) -6

Murray State (81) +3

Belmont (79.5) +1.5

Colgate (74) -4

Navy (71) -7

Chattanooga (79) +1

Nicholls State (69.5) -8.5

South Dakota State (80) +2

North Dakota State (72) -6

Texas State (74) -4

Saint Mary's (85) +7

New Mexico State (78) PK

Seattle (73) -5

Stephen F. Austin (75) -3

UAB (81) +3

San Francisco (84) +6

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Gonzaga (95) +17

Duke (91) +13

UNC (84.5) +6.5

Notre Dame (82) +4

Houston (91) +13

Baylor (92) +14

Kansas (90.5) +12.5

Texas (87) +9

Texas Tech (89) +11

Providence (84) +6

Villanova (85.5) +7.5

LSU (87) +9

UConn (87) +9

Creighton (82) +4

Ohio State (86) +8

Wisconsin (86) +8

Illinois (87) +9

Purdue (90) +12

Iowa (88.5) +10.5

Arizona (92) +14

UCLA (89.5) +11.5

USC (85) +7

Auburn (90) +12

Kentucky (91) +13

Tennessee (89.5) +10.5

Arkansas (87) +9

Miami FL (81) +3

Michigan State (84) +6

Seton Hall (84) +6

How Good is Vermont

Ryan Davis had 16 points and seven rebounds as Vermont defeated Maine 75-56 on Tuesday night.

Aaron Deloney, Ben Shungu and Nick Fiorillo each had 14 points for Vermont (25-5, 17-1 America East Conference), which earned its fifth straight win.

Vukasin Masic had 10 rebounds for the Black Bears (6-23, 3-15).

The Catamounts improve to 2-0 against the Black Bears for the season. Vermont defeated Maine 81-68 on Jan. 29.

Catamounts are 6-2 Against The Spread in their last 8 games following a ATS loss.

As an away favorite since 2013, Vermont is 28-18-2 (60.9%).

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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