{"id":2611,"date":"2010-03-16T20:31:12","date_gmt":"2010-03-17T00:31:12","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.bankrollsports.com\/blog\/?p=2611"},"modified":"2010-03-17T09:41:19","modified_gmt":"2010-03-17T13:41:19","slug":"march-madness-odds-to-win-south-bracket","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.bankrollsports.com\/blog\/march-madness-odds-to-win-south-bracket\/","title":{"rendered":"2010 March Madness Odds To Win South Bracket"},"content":{"rendered":"
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List of Current Odds to Win The South Bracket Can Be Found Below!<\/span><\/em><\/span><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

(2010 NCAA Tournament Printable Brackets; PDF<\/a> – GIF<\/a>) <\/strong>The South Region is considered arguably the weakest bracket of the four in this year’s tournament. However, that should make for some competitive basketball over the next couple weeks, as there are legitimately a dozen teams that have to feel like they have a chance to go to the Final Four.<\/p>\n

We’ll start at the top with #1 Duke Blue Devils, who are arguably the weakest top seed in this field in spite of the fact that they were rated #3 of the four. They’ve got a trio of players that is just as good as any threesome in the country with G Jon Scheyer, G Nolan Smith, and F Kyle Singler. Those three are scoring over 68% of the Dookies’ points this year, and that ratio has done nothing but go up over the course of the season.<\/p>\n

Are the Blue Devils vulnerable? Most likely. That could take a toll on the team very early, as the winner of the California\/Louisville game in the #8\/#9 draw may prove to be a real threat.<\/p>\n

There are four very dangerous double digit seeds in this bracket as well. The #10 St. Mary’s Gaels were the WCC winners this season against a Gonzaga team that is always known to cause problems for big schools this time of year. #11 Old Dominion could’ve snagged an at-large bid to the dance without the Colonial’s automatic bid. This is a squad that already has beaten Georgetown in Washington DC this season, so it’s one that can’t be rested upon.<\/p>\n

List of Current Odds to Win The South Bracket Can Be Found Below!<\/span><\/em><\/span><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

Utah State and Siena, the #12 and #13 seeds respectively, were two of the biggest players in the BracketBusters this year. The Aggies knocked off Wichita State, which is probably what put them in the field of 65 as an at-large team. Siena’s loss to Butler most likely is what punished the Saints with this high seeding. However, this is a team with a great history having advanced to the second round of the dance in back-to-back years out of the Metro Atlantic.<\/p>\n

#2 Villanova slumped down the stretch, but it was still a great candidate for a #1 seed until the very end of the season. #3 Baylor is accepted as one of the most talented teams in the country that could cause some big hassles for anyone it runs into if it catches fire.<\/p>\n

Don’t forget about #5 Texas A&M, who much like the Bears, are going to get the privilege of playing close to home in Houston should either team make it to the Sweet 16.<\/p>\n

The #6 Notre Dame Fighting Irish have found a groove playing their “burn” offense, which is designed to slow down the pace of games. The #4 Purdue Boilermakers are going to be the forgotten team in this bracket. HC Matt Painter’s team may not be playing with F Robbie Hummel and was just destroyed by Minnesota in the Big Ten semifinals, but it is still capable of playing like a #1 seed.<\/p>\n

Click Here<\/span><\/a> For A Complete List of Odds To Win The Entire 2010 NCAA Tournament<\/span><\/em><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Current March Madness Odds to win the South Bracket @ BetUS<\/a> (as of 3\/16\/10)<\/em>:<\/strong><\/span>
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Duke -105
\nVillanova +250
\nBaylor +400
\nPurdue +1600
\nTexas A&M +1800
\nNotre Dame +2000
\nLouisville +2500
\nCalifornia +3000
\nRichmond +3500
\nUtah State +4000
\nSt. Mary’s +5000
\nOld Dominion +5000
\nSiena +7500
\nSam Houston St. +7500
\nRobert Morris +25000
\nWinthrop +30000
\nArkansas Pine Bluff +35000<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

The South Region is considered arguably the weakest bracket of the four in this year’s tournament. However, that should make for some competitive basketball over the next couple weeks, as there are legitimately a dozen teams that have to feel like they have a chance to go to the Final Four.<\/p>\n

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