NCAA Men's College Basketball Round of 32 Spreads for Saturday's Games Now Up

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Following an incredible First Round of 64, we have eight of our R32 matchups set.

BetOnline.ag has been opening spreads and totals immediately after each matchup was set, and there's already been tons of movement.

Three Texas teams on the Saturday slate...who woulda thought! Well, except for H-Town.

Louisville +4.5

Michigan State -4.5

(NOTE: Spread opened at MSU -2.5)

 

TCU +11

Duke -11

(NOTE: Spread opened at Duke -12)

 

Vanderbilt -2.5

Nebraska +2.5

(NOTE: Spread opened at Vandy -2)

 

High Point +11

Arkansas -11

(NOTE: Spread opened at Arky -12)

 

VCU +10.5

Illinois -10.5

(NOTE: Spread opened at Illini -11)

 

Texas +7

Gonzaga -7

(NOTE: Spread opened at Zags -6.5)

 

Saint Louis +12.5

Michigan -12.5

(NOTE: Spread opened at Mich -13.5)

 

Texas A&M +9.5

Houston -9.5

(NOTE: Spread opened at UH -8.5)

- BetOnline Press 

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