Florida State Odds to Win the 2018 NCAA Men's College Basketball Tournament

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Florida State Odds to Win the 2018 NCAA Men's College Basketball Tournament

FSU had 35/1 odds of winning the 2018 NCAA Men's College Basketball Championship. 

Florida State became the second team to knock out a number one in Xavier.

Seeded at number 9, FSU won that game 75-50 and outscoring Xavier 31-14 down the stretch.

”We were much better than Xavier in the last two and a half minutes of the game,” Florida State coach Leonard Hamilton said. ”Sometimes when the games are close, that’s all that’s important.”

Odds to win 2018 NCAA Men's Tournament (4/2/18)
Team Odds
Villanova 3/1
Duke 15/4
Kansas 7/1
Gonzaga 15/2
Kentucky 15/2
Michigan 10/1
Purdue 12/1
West Virginia 13/1
Texas A&M 25/1
Texas Tech 25/1
Clemson 35/1
Florida State 50/1
Nevada 50/1
Kansas State 55/1
Loyola Chicago 65/1
Syracuse 75/1

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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