2016 NCAA Championship Game Betting Line – Villanova vs. UNC

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The 2016 NCAA Championship game betting line had North Carolina at -2.5 versus Villanova.  The number initially opened at -2 with some books now offering North Carolina t -3.

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Villanova advanced to the championship game with a historic 95-51 rout of Oklahoma earlier Saturday.

The Wildcats have won their five tournament games by an average margin of 24.2 points.

The Tar Heels had a convincing win of their own Saturday, beating Syracuse 83-66. North Carolina entered the Final Four as the only remaining number one seed in the tournament.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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