ACC, Big 12, Big East, Big Ten, Pac-12 and SEC Odds Released Before Conference Tournament Week
With March Hoops underway, conference tournament week is here. Much of the focus is on the six major conferences as teams try to make their final pushes toward the big dance.
Circa Sports has released lines on each of the tournaments, including the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), Big 12, Big East, Big Ten, Pac-12 and Southeastern Conference (SEC).
Click here for the full list of active conference tournament odds, including yes/no odds
In what has been labeled as a down year in the ACC, a familiar face is at the top of the odds board. Despite being the four-seed in the tournament, Duke is the favorite at +270, followed closely behind by co-regular season champions Miami and Virginia. The ACC odds at Circa Sports are below:
Duke +270
Miami +300
Virginia +375
North Carolina +575
Clemson +600
NC State +1300
Pittsburgh +1700
Virginia Tech +3000
Wake Forest +4000
Syracuse +7500
Florida State +25000
Georgia Tech +25000
Boston College +30000
Notre Dame +60000 Louisville +125000
By the numbers, the Big 12 has been the best conference this season. This is reflected in a wide-open conference tournament race, with six teams having odds of +1000 or better. The No. 1 seed and regular season champion, Kansas, is the favorite at +260, with Texas and Baylor right behind them. Below are the Big 12 odds at Circa Sports:
Kansas +260
Texas +310
Baylor +500
Kansas State +650
TCU +750
Iowa State +1000
West Virginia +1500
Oklahoma +3000
Oklahoma State +3300
Texas Tech +3500
The Big East Tournament, which will be held at Madison Square Garden, is a four-team race for the top spot. Despite winning the regular season, Marquette is third in the odds at +340, with UConn and Creighton at the top, and Xavier at +450, just behind Marquette. Providence and Villanova are potentially looking to spoil the tournament for the favorites. Below are the Big East odds at Circa Sports:
UConn +215
Creighton +245
Marquette +340
Xavier +450
Providence +1500
Villanova +1800
Seton Hall +4500
St Johns +7500
Butler +12500
Depaul +60000
Georgetown +60000
The Big Ten is the first conference to have a favorite at under +200. Led by likely player of the year Zac Edey, Purdue is a +160 favorite. Much of the year in the Big Ten has proved difficult to see who the second-best team was, and this is reflected in the tournament with Indiana, Michigan State, Northwestern and Maryland all +900 or lower to win the tournament. Illinois and Iowa also check in at +1500. If bettors want to fade Purdue, but are unsure who will win, Circa Sports have posted “no” lines on every team, and the “no” on Purdue is -195. The Big Ten odds at Circa Sports are below:
Purdue +160
Indiana +550
Michigan State +550
Northwestern +800
Maryland +900
Illinois +1500
Iowa +1500
Michigan +2500
Rutgers +2500
Penn State +3000
Ohio State +7400
Wisconsin +8500
Nebraska +30000
Minnesota +75000
There are two teams at the top of the Pac-12, clearly shown in the tournament odds. Both UCLA and Arizona are under +200, as virtual cofavorites at +170 and +180, respectively. USC and Oregon will try to spoil the tournament for those teams, as UCLA and Arizona vie for a one-seed in the national tournament. Below are the Pac-12 odds at Circa Sports:
UCLA +170
Arizona +180
USC +600
Oregon +830
Arizona State +1800
Washington State +1800
Utah +4500
Colorado +5000
Stanford +6000
Washington +10000
Oregon State +60000
California +75000
The biggest favorite among the six major conference tournaments comes in the SEC. Alabama is a +145 favorite after winning the regular season title. Tennessee, Kentucky and Texas A&M are the only other teams under +1200 in this tournament. If bettors want to fade Alabama, the price on them not winning the tournament is -175. The SEC odds at Circa Sports are below:
Alabama +145
Tennessee +335
Kentucky +400
Texas A&M +550
Arkansas +1200
Auburn +1300
Missouri +2200
Mississippi State +3505
Vanderbilt +6000
Florida +7800
Ole Miss +35000
Georgia +50000
LSU +50000
South Carolina +75000
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