Kansas State Wildcats 2014 Odds, Predictions

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The Kansas State Wildcats odds to win the NCAA National Championship in 2015 were set at 100-1 while their odds of winning OVER 7.5 regular season games were set at -135.

Tom Wilkinson of BetDSI.com believes that these Wildcats could be a contender in the Big 12 this season and explains why.

“They are well coached by Bill Snyder, they have most of their top players back from last season, and the only team that appears to be better in the Big 12 is the Oklahoma Sooners. T

“There could be a lot of value on the Kansas State Wildcats this season. They could get on the radar of everyone if they can defeat the Auburn Tigers in a big non-conference game early in the season.”

And talk about some great value in the Big 12, BetOnline was offering early odds on the Wildcats to win that conference at 10-1.  Oklahoma, Texas and Baylor were favored ahead of Kansas State.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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