What is the Line on the Northeastern vs. Kansas Game - March Madness 2019

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What is the Line on the Northeastern vs. Kansas Game - March Madness 2019

The Northeastern vs. Kansas betting line was coming in at Jayhawks -6 after opening at -8.5.  The reason for this move is due to heavy early action on the Huskies surprisingly.  

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Northeastern - ESPN.com writes of this team: “Northeastern plays efficient offense on the strength of its perimeter shooting and risk aversion. Three of the Huskies' four leading scorers shoot more than 40 percent from beyond the arc, which stretches opposing defenses like a rubber band. The offense runs effectively regardless of who initiates it, and the collective unselfishness of the group contributes to high-quality shots and low turnover rates.”

Sounds good, right?

The Huskies have almost no chance if they do not convert 3s at a high percentage because of their defensive woes.

Kansas - For good reason, the public just doesn't like these Jayhawks. 

Center Udoka Azubuike played in just nine games before tearing ligaments in his right hand while another big man, Silvio De Sousa, was ruled ineligible for the year. Guard Lagerald Vick took a leave of absence earlier last month.

The Jayhawks' streak of 14 consecutive Big 12 titles did come to an end with a loss to Iowa State, but they still went 6-4 Against The Spread in their last ten games.

The oddsmakers do not have a strong opinion of Kansas as they are aggressively moving the line along with the public action. 

Be careful!  Sagarin indicates the line on this game should be Jayhawks -10.5.  Kansas can still score.  They shoot the ball well from 3-point range. 

Despite their hard luck, if the Jayhawks can somehow make it into the Sweet 16, they'll be playing with home court advantage in Kansas City.

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Team Odds
Duke 9/4
Gonzaga 19/4
Virginia 11/2
North Carolina 6/1
Kentucky 14/1
Michigan State 14/1
Tennessee 16/1
Michigan 18/1
Texas Tech 25/1
Purdue 28/1
Houston 30/1
Florida State 35/1
Iowa State 45/1
Auburn 50/1
LSU 55/1
Villanova 55/1
Kansas 60/1
Virginia Tech 65/1
Kansas State 70/1
Marquette 70/1
Nevada 75/1
Buffalo 85/1
Louisville 85/1
Syracuse 85/1
Cincinnati 100/1
Wisconsin 100/1
Oregon 150/1
Wofford 150/1
Florida 200/1
Iowa 200/1
Mississippi State 225/1
Maryland 250/1
Murray State 275/1
Central Florida 325/1
New Mexico State 325/1
Seton Hall 325/1
Utah State 400/1
Minnesota 500/1
Oklahoma 500/1
Ole Miss 500/1
VCU 500/1
Washington 500/1
Baylor 800/1
St. Mary's 800/1
UC Irvine 800/1
Arizona State 1000/1
Belmont 1000/1
Georgia State 1000/1
Liberty 1000/1
Montana 1000/1
Northeastern 1000/1
Northern Kentucky 1000/1
Ohio State 1000/1
Old Dominion 1000/1
St. John's 1000/1
Saint Louis 1000/1
Temple 1000/1
Yale 1000/1
Colgate 2000/1
Iona 2000/1
Vermont 2000/1
Abilene Christian 5000/1
Bradley 5000/1
Fairleigh Dickinson 5000/1
Gardner-Webb 5000/1
North Dakota State 5000/1
Prairie View A&M 5000/1
North Carolina Central 9999/1

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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