We don’t normally get big college basketball recruiting news that affects the coming season in August, but that’s what has happened with Duke landing mega-prospect Marvin Bagley. The NCAA basketball futures odds have shifted accordingly.
One would think that an NCAA basketball program with all the resources of the University of Texas would be an annual Final Four contender. That hasn’t been the case for at least a decade but things are looking up in Austin.
We are just a handful of weeks until college hoops tips off around the country, and there are several good teams to watch ATS that could make large strides in that area compared to seasons past.
While most of the country is gearing up for football season, there are still some of us who are instead starting to examine the collegiate and professional landscapes when it comes to hoops in the 2017-18 season.
NCAA basketball hasn’t had a men’s program repeat as national champion since Florida in 2007. What chance does North Carolina have of winning it all again next April? Oddsmakers like the Heels better than I do.
The deadline to remain in the NBA Draft has come and gone, and one of the biggest winners of that process has been the University of Arizona. The 2017-18 team looks like potentially Sean Miller’s best yet in Tucson.
The Duke Blue Devils are early title favorites on the 2017-18 college basketball odds board, at least at some locations. Didn’t we say the same thing last year?
So, let’s get a few things straight here. You didn’t land on Sportsbook Review by accident, and it’s a safe assumption that you clicked on this article because, like any educated person, you want to be sure that you’re making the best decisions with your money.
Our college basketball handicapper shares a few important things to look at when handicapping any college basketball game. Read on as he gets us back to basics in comparing college basketball rosters.
