Sweet 16 Line Moves and Liabilities

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The 2024 NCAA Tournament field has been whittled down to the Sweet 16, and the sportsbooks are sweating considering most of the "chalk" is still dancing.

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Sweet 16 and the latest national championship odds were set, and as the dust has settled, we've seen ample movement in the game lines.

Our data shows that UConn's spread against San Diego State (2023 title game rematch) has shifted 2.5 points in favor of the Huskies.

The Gonzaga-Purdue spread has also seen significant movement due to early wagering as the Boilermakers have gone from 3.5-point favorite to 5.5-point favorites.

In fact, every line change except for Tennessee has moved toward the favorite.

Below are the opening lines, current lines, liabilities and latest NCAAM Championship/regional odds.

Top 3 Spread Liabilities - Sweet 16

1. North Carolina -4

2. UConn -11

3. Houston -4

 

Top 3 Liabilities - Championship

1. Illinois 25/1

2. North Carolina 10/1

3. Houston 2/1

 

Illinois vs Iowa State (-2, 145.5)

(Line opened -1.5, 148)

 

San Diego State vs UConn (-11, 136)

(Line opened -8.5, 136)

 

Alabama vs North Carolina (-4, 173.5)

(Line opened -3.5, 172.5)

 

Clemson vs Arizona (-7, 152)

(Line opened -6.5, 152)

 

Gonzaga vs Purdue (-5.5, 154.5)

(Line opened -3.5, 154)

 

Creighton vs Tennessee (-3, 143.5)

(Line opened -3.5, 142.5)

 

NC State vs Marquette (-6.5, 150)

(Line opened -6.5, 151)

 

Duke vs Houston (-4, 134)

(Line opened -3, 135)

 

 

NCAAM Tournament Champion

Connecticut #1

2/1

Houston #1

 

5/1

Purdue #1

 

7/1

Arizona #2

 

9/1

North Carolina #1

10/1

Marquette #2

14/1

Tennessee #2

14/1

Iowa State #2

20/1

Creighton #3

25/1

Duke #4

 

25/1

Gonzaga #5

 

25/1

Illinois #3

 

25/1

Alabama #4

 

40/1

San Diego State #5

80/1

Clemson #6

 

100/1

NC State #11

100/1

 

 

Regional Odds

     

East Bracket Winner

   

UConn #1

 

2/5

(-250)

Iowa State #2

17/4

(+425)

Illinois #3

 

25/4

(+625)

San Diego State #5

14/1

(+14/1)

       

Midwest Bracket

   

Purdue #1

 

13/10

(+130)

Tennessee #2

2/1

(+2/1)

Creighton #3

5/1

(+5/1)

Gonzaga #5

5/1

(+5/1)

       

South Bracket Winner

   

Houston #1

20/21

(-105)

Marquette #2

9/4

(+225)

Duke #4

 

7/2

(+350)

NC State #11

14/1

(+14/1)

       

West Bracket

   

Arizona #2

11/10

(+110)

North Carolina #1

9/5

(+180)

Alabama #4

9/2

(+450)

Clemson #6

10/1

(+10/1)

 

 

 

NIT Champion

 

Ohio State

 

3/1

Indiana State

4/1

Utah

 

5/1

Cincinnati

 

6/1

Seton Hall

 

7/1

UNLV

 

8/1

VCU

 

12/1

Georgia

 

18/1

 

 

 

NCAAW Tournament Champion

South Carolina #1

2/3

Iowa #1

 

7/1

LSU #3

 

8/1

Connecticut #3

12/1

Stanford #2

 

18/1

USC #1

 

18/1

Texas #1

 

20/1

UCLA #2

 

33/1

NC State #3

 

50/1

Notre Dame #2

55/1

Oregon State #3

66/1

Indiana #4

 

100/1

Baylor #5

 

125/1

Colorado #5

 

125/1

Duke #7

 

200/1

Gonzaga #4

 

200/1

Utah #5

 

250/1

Oklahoma #5

300/1

Ole MIss #7

 

300/1

Tennessee #6

300/1

Creighton #7

400/1

Kansas #8

 

500/1

Syracuse #6

 

500/1

West Virginia #8

500/1

- BetOnline Press

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