Early Line on Alabama vs. UConn or Maryland - NCAA Tournament 2nd Round

Written by:
Tyrone Black
Published on:
Mar/20/2021

Gambling911.com has projected a line of -3 favoring Alabama should they face UConn in the next round.  Alabama becomes a slightly bigger favorite versus Maryland at -4/-4.5.

Alabama easily defeated Rick Pitino's Iona 68-55.

Herb Jones led the Crimson Tide with 20 points, including a steal and layup that highlighted an 11-0 run and gave Alabama breathing room at 58-46 with 6:36 left after the teams seesawed the lead through much of the second half.

“I thought their kids came ready to play,” Alabama coach Nate Oats said. “They’ve got some good players. Obviously, coach Pitino had them well prepared.”

Odds to Win 2021 NCAA Men's College Basketball Tournament - Lock Your Price in Here

Team American Fractional
Gonzaga +200 2/1
Baylor +500 5/1
Illinois +500 5/1
Michigan +600 6/1
Alabama +1600 16/1
Houston +1600 16/1
Iowa +1600 16/1
Florida State +2000 20/1
Oklahoma State +2000 20/1
Texas +2000 20/1
West Virginia +2000 20/1
Creighton +2500 25/1
Kansas +2500 25/1
Texas Tech +2500 25/1
Connecticut +3300 33/1
Arkansas +3500 35/1
Oklahoma +3500 35/1
USC +3500 35/1
Loyola Chicago +4000 40/1
Villanova +4000 40/1
Wisconsin +4000 40/1
LSU +5000 50/1
Oregon +5000 50/1
Virginia +5000 50/1
Colorado +6600 66/1
Florida +6600 66/1
Missouri +6600 66/1
Rutgers +6600 66/1
Syracuse +6600 66/1
BYU +8000 80/1
Drake +10000 100/1
Georgetown +10000 100/1
Maryland +10000 100/1
Oregon State +10000 100/1
St. Bonaventure +10000 100/1
Virginia Commonwealth +10000 100/1
UCLA +12500 125/1
North Texas +15000 150/1
NC Greensboro +15000 150/1
Oral Roberts +15000 150/1
Ohio +20000 200/1
UC Santa Barbara +25000 250/1
Eastern Washington +75000 750/1
Grand Canyon +75000 750/1
Abilene Christian +100000 1000/1
Iona +200000 2000/1
Norfolk State +200000 2000/1
Texas Southern +200000 2000/1

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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