Northern Kentucky vs. Kentucky Betting Line –Basketball Championship 1st Round

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Northern Kentucky vs. Kentucky Betting Line –Basketball Championship 1st Round

The Northern Kentucky vs. Kentucky betting line had the Wildcats as a -20 favorite at some books.

Northern Kentucky comes into this one as a number 15 seed.  The Wildcats are a number 2 seed.

The Norse have gone 24-10 Straight Up this season with an impressive 20-9-1 record Against The Spread.

They have covered in 70 percent of their last ten games.

Kentucky is 29-5 Straight Up and 18-16 Against The Spread.

The Wildcats have covered the spread in 60 percent of their last ten games.

Kentucky beat NKU by 30 points the one time they faced them back in 2013.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

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