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Odds to Win the 2011 NCAAB Championship by Joe D’Amico
Odds to Win the 2011 NCAAB Championship by Joe D’Amico
Hello sports fans. As you all know, we are on the brink of one of the most exciting NCAAB Tournaments ever. Over the recent weeks, we have seen several of college basketballs elite teams go down. Teams like top-rated Ohio State, Kansas, Duke, and Texas. Some good squads have been elevated to great squads like Purdue, BYU, Syracuse, and San Diego State. Some think the smart, well-prepared game of the ACC teams will prevail, some the speed of the SEC, the size of the Big 12 and Big 10, and some people say the physical teams of the Big East will take it all. I am going to leave that up to you. But here are the current odds to win the 2011 NCAAB Title:
Ohio State 9/2
Kansas 5/1
Duke 5/1
Pitt 8/1
Purdue 12/1
Texas 12/1
BYU 15/1
Kentucky 20/1
Syracuse 25/1
San Diego St 25/1
UConn 30/1
Georgetown 30/1
North Carolina 30/1
Florida 30/1
Louisville 30/1
Wisconsin 30/1
Washington 35/1
Villanova 35/1
Notre dame 35/1
Missouri 40/1
Well, there you have it. This is certainly going to be one exciting Tournament. Please, enjoy yourselves. But most importantly, make sure to make money. The only true way to ensure that you do that is to follow me. As of print on this article, I am 35-15 my L50 NCAAB releases. Get all my winners right here at www.aasiwins.com. Thank you and Good Luck. Joe D’Amico.
