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College basketball futures tend to be even more unpredictable than futures in most other sports. You have a huge field of potential teams to start with. With just five starters and thirteen players in total on each team, there is potential there for one or two excellent players to overcome a team that has better talent overall. College basketball teams are also notoriously streaky with regards to shooting, so if a team gets hot or cold at the right time their fortunes can change on a dime. This is nowhere more apparent than the NCAA Tournament, where top teams often fall in the early rounds to smaller schools.

  1. Odds To Win Region Ncaa Tournament 2019
  2. Odds To Win Region Ncaa Tournament 2020
  3. Odds To Win Region Ncaa Tournament Bracket
  4. Odds To Win Region Ncaa Tournament
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The 2021 NCAA DI men's basketball tournament will be unlike any March Madness that has come before. All games will be played in Indiana, with most in Indianapolis. Games will be played on two. Odds as of March 1 at Bovada. Why Gonzaga Is The 2021 March Madness Odds Favorite. The Gonzaga Bulldogs were always going to remain a top-five team no matter what happened in the opening few weeks of college hoops but if you take down four top 25-ranked teams like Kansas, West Virginia, Iowa and Virginia, oddsmakers had to take notice. They’re just 2-4 in Quad 1 games for NCAA Tournament selection this year, and split their season series with St. The Billikens of Saint Louis are No. 2 via the odds, and No. 4 per the seeds. SLU was just 3-3 between Quad 1 and Quad 2 this season, with a record of 13-5, 6-4 in the A-10.

The table below lists the top teams according to the odds at BetOnline sportsbook.

Vegas Betting Favorites to Win the Final Four & 2021 NCAA Tournament

Here’s a look at the projected Final 4 and championship matchups and winner based on current market odds.

2021 March Madness Futures Odds

Projected Final Four: Gonzaga, Baylor, Iowa, Illinois

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Projected Championship Matchup: Gonzaga vs Baylor

Projected NCAA Tournament Champions: Gonzaga

Team2019-20 RecordConferenceScoring MarginOddsChangeNCAA Tournament
Gonzaga3-0West Coast13.3+400+5009.86%
Baylor4-0Big 1227.0+850+505.19%
Iowa6-0Big Ten32.0+900-1504.93%
Illinois5-2Big Ten21.3+1000+4004.48%
Villanova5-1Big East10.2+1200-5003.79%
West Virginia6-1Big 128.3+1600None2.90%
Kansas6-1Big 1210.5+1800-6002.59%
Michigan State6-0Big Ten12.5+1800-2002.59%
Texas Tech6-1Big 1223.7+1800+4002.59%
Virginia3-1ACC16.5+1800-6002.59%
Creighton4-2Big East15.2+2000-2002.35%
Tennessee3-0SEC19.7+2000+2002.35%
Texas5-1Big 1213.2+2000+40002.35%
Duke2-2ACC2.8+2500-11001.90%
Florida State4-0ACC13.8+2500-7001.90%
Houston4-0AAC18.8+2500+10001.90%
Indiana4-2Big Ten13.0+2800+12001.70%
Kentucky1-4SEC0.6+2800-17001.70%
North Carolina4-2ACC6.8+2800-10001.70%
Wisconsin5-1Big Ten17.8+2800-12001.70%
Ohio State5-0Big Ten16.2+3300-3001.45%
San Diego State5-0MWC12.8+3300-13001.45%
Arizona State4-2Pac-122.8+4000None1.20%
Connecticut3-0AAC14.0+4000+10001.20%
Florida3-1SEC15.2+4000-10001.20%
LSU4-1SEC23.0+4000None1.20%
Michigan6-0Big Ten14.8+4000-15001.20%
Oregon4-1Pac-129.2+4000-12001.20%
Alabama4-2SEC5.0+5000New0.97%
Arizona5-0Pac-1219.6+5000None0.97%
Arkansas6-0SEC33.8+5000+30000.97%
Louisville4-0ACC19.8+5000-17000.97%
Richmond4-1A-105.8+5000+30000.97%
St. Louis5-0A-1027.2+5000New0.97%
UCLA5-1Pac-1212.7+5000-20000.97%
Maryland4-2Big Ten11.5+6600-16000.74%
Purdue4-2Big Ten10.0+6600+14000.74%
Rutgers5-0Big Ten16.4+6600-6000.74%
SMU4-0AAC24.0+6600+84000.74%
Stanford3-2Pac-128.2+6600-16000.74%
USC4-1Pac-1216.0+6600-6000.74%
Auburn4-2SEC0.5+8000-40000.61%
Clemson5-1ACC12.8+8000New0.61%
Colorado3-1Pac-1217.0+8000+20000.61%
Dayton3-1A-102.5+8000None0.61%
Memphis4-3AAC11.4+8000-5000.61%
Minnesota6-1Big Ten9.1+8000+20000.61%
Xavier7-0Big East17.1+8000New0.61%
Butler1-0Big East4.0+10000None0.49%
BYU6-2West Coast6.3+10000-20000.49%
Marquette5-2Big East10.1+10000None0.49%
Miami FL3-1ACC10.0+10000-20000.49%
Missouri5-0SEC11.4+10000New0.49%
NC State3-0ACC33.3+10000New0.49%
Northern Iowa1-4MVC-7.2+10000New0.49%
Oklahoma3-1Big 1213.0+10000None0.49%
Penn State3-2Big Ten6.8+10000None0.49%
Providence4-2Big East4.2+10000New0.49%
South Carolina1-2SEC-5.0+10000+50000.49%
Syracuse4-1ACC18.8+10000+25000.49%
VCU6-2A-1014.2+10000+50000.49%
Virginia Tech5-1ACC5.7+10000+50000.49%
Western Kentucky5-2C-USA2.4+10000New0.49%
Boise State4-1MWC9.0+12500New0.39%
Cincinnati2-2AAC0.0+12500+75000.39%
Georgia Tech2-3ACC0.4+12500+125000.39%
Notre Dame2-2ACC-1.5+12500+125000.39%
Pittsburgh4-1ACC9.4+12500+125000.39%
Seton Hall4-3Big East6.1+12500-92000.39%
St. Mary’s CA7-1West Coast10.6+12500New0.39%
Temple0-0AAC+12500+125000.39%
UNLV1-4MWC-9.2+12500+25000.39%
Washington1-4Pac-12-6.8+12500New0.39%
Wichita State2-2AAC-1.0+12500New0.39%
Utah3-1Pac-125.0+15000New0.33%
Utah State2-3MWC-8.0+15000New0.33%
Georgetown3-3Big East2.3+20000-50000.25%
Mississippi State3-3SEC3.5+20000+50000.25%
Rhode Island3-4A-102.4+20000-50000.25%
Davidson3-3A-105.2+25000-100000.20%
DePaul0-0Big East+25000New0.20%

Included in the table below are the regular season records for each team last year, their conference, Power Index (average margin of victory last season), current odds, change in the odds since last week’s update, and the normalized implied probability to win the NCAA Tournament based on the current market odds.

We’ve included the probability for each team to win the tournament based on the odds and the field listed (NCAA Tournament column). It is sometimes easier to grasp what the odds are trying to say when thinking in terms of percentage probability versus how much a $100 bet would payout (e.g. +500 means a $100 bet would pay out $500). The change column shows how much the odds have improved or decreased for that team since our last update. If a team is “New” this means they were not listed as of our previous update. Our Power Index is the approximate number of points a team would be favored by on a neutral court against an average college basketball team.

Be sure to check out the daily college basketball odds each night of the season to see if there is any value with these teams or others.

How will the West be won this year? We’re about to find out now that it’s March.

There will be no NCAA tournament games played on the West Coast in 2021 as the entire tourney will be played in the state of Indiana. But the West will be well-represented in this year’s Big Dance.

Gonzaga has been atop odds boards to win the 2021 NCAA Div. 1 men’s basketball National Championship for months. Here, we’ll look at the odds for the Bulldogs, break down the seeding in the West Region bracket, and examine the history of this March Madness region.

2021 NCAA Tournament: West Region Bracket odds

West Region bracket odds will be posted on Selection Sunday. National Championship futures are already posted at top US sportsbooks. Hover over the odds you like below and click on the corresponding tab to place a bet on a team to win this year’s title.

View more National Championship odds at DraftKings Sportsbook, FanDuel Sportsbook and PointsBet.

West Region: What happened last time?

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Texas Tech was the winner of the West Region in 2019 as it toppled 1 seed Gonzaga in the Elite 8, 75-69. The Red Raiders then beat Michigan State in the National semi-finals before losing to Virginia in the National Championship game, 85-77 in overtime.

The West was chalk in 2019 as far as the Regional Final goes as 2 seed Michigan and 4 seed Florida State joined Gonzaga and Texas Tech.

First round upsets in the West two years ago included No. 12 Murray State upending No. 5 Marquette, No. 10 Florida dumping No. 7 Nevada, and No. 9 Baylor beating No. 8 Syracuse.

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The 2019 West Regional semi-finals and final was held in Anaheim, California.

West Region History: First Round upsets

The West Region has had some of the more memorable first round upsets in March Madness history. In 2001, No. 15 Hampton toppled No. 2 Iowa State. Another 15 over 2 seed upset in the West occurred in 2012 when Norfolk State stunned Missouri.

The West has also had 14 seeds take down 3 seeds as Harvard did the deed in 2013 with a win over New Mexico, and in 2015 Georgia State shocked Baylor.

Here are more upsets that took place in the West over the past 21 years:

  • 2019: No. 12 Murray State over No. 5 Marquette, No. 10 Florida over No. 7 Nevada, No. 9 Baylor over No. 8 Syracuse
  • 2018: No. 9 over No. 8 Missouri
  • 2017: No. 11 Xavier over No. 6 Maryland
  • 2016: No. 12 Yale over No. 5 Baylor, No. 11 Northern Iowa over No. 6 Texas, No. 10 VCU over No. 7 Oregon State
  • 2015: No. 14 Georgia State over No. 3 Baylor, No. 10 Ohio State over No. 7 Virginia Commonwealth
  • 2014: No. 12 North Dakota State over No. 5 Oklahoma
  • 2013: No. 14 Harvard over No. 3 New Mexico, No. 13 La Salle over No. 4 Kansas State, No. 12 Mississippi over No. 5 Wisconsin, No. 10 Iowa State over No. 7 Notre Dame, No. 9 Wichita State over No. 8 Pittsburgh
  • 2012: No. 15 Norfolk State over No. 2 Missouri, No. 9 Saint Louis over No. 8 Memphis
  • 2011: None
  • 2010: No. 13 Murray State over No. 4 Vanderbilt
  • 2009: No. 10 Maryland over No. 7 California, No. 9 Texas A&M over No. 8 BYU
  • 2008: No. 13 San Diego over No. 4 UConn, No. 12 Western Kentucky over No. 5 Drake, No. 9 Texas A&M over No. 8 BYU
  • 2007: No. 11 VCU over No. 6 Duke
  • 2006: No. 13 Bradley over No. 4 Kansas, No. 10 Alabama over No. 7 Marquette, No. 9 Bucknell over No. 8 Arkansas
  • 2005: None
  • 2004: None
  • 2003: No. 11 Central Michigan over No. 6 Creighton, No. 10 Arizona State over No. 7 Memphis, No. 9 Gonzaga over No. 8 Cincinnati
  • 2002: No. 12 Missouri over No. 5 Miami, No. 11 Wyoming over No. 6 Gonzaga
  • 2001: No. 15 Hampton over No. 2 Iowa State, No. 13 Kent State over No. 4 Indiana, No. 11 Georgia State over No. 3 Maryland, No. 10 Georgetown over No. 7 Arkansas, No. 9 St. Joe’s over No. 8 Georgia Tech
  • 2000: No. 10 Gonzaga over No. 7 Louisville

NCAA Champions from the West Region

The West Region has had the longest drought when it comes to having a team win it all. Kemba Walker’s 2011 UConn Huskies were the last team from the West Region to cut down the nets in early April. UConn accomplished the feat that season as a 3 seed.

Odds To Win Region Ncaa Tournament 2019

The Huskies, despite being an East Coast school, have had great success whenever they’ve been placed in the West. UConn also captured the title in 2004 and 1999 after coming out of the West.

The 1995 UCLA Bruins and 1990 UNLV Runnin’ Rebels are the only other two programs to win the championship out of the West Region in the past 31 years. The West has produced the least amount of champions (five) out of any NCAA tournament region during that time.

Here is a list of NCAA tournament champions over the past three decades.

YearNCAA ChampionRegionSeed
2020*Tournament canceled due to COVID-19 pandemicN/AN/A
2019VirginiaSouth 1
2018VillanovaEast1
2017North CarolinaSouth 1
2016VillanovaSouth 2
2015DukeSouth 1
2014UConnEast7
2013LouisvilleMidwest1
2012KentuckySouth1
2011UConnWest3
2010DukeSouth1
2009North CarolinaSouth1
2008KansasMidwest1
2007FloridaMidwest1
2006FloridaMidwest3
2005North CarolinaEast1
2004UConnWest2
2003SyracuseEast3
2002MarylandEast1
2001DukeEast1
2000Michigan StateMidwest1
1999UConnWest1
1998KentuckySouth2
1997ArizonaSouth4
1996KentuckyMidwest1
1995UCLAWest1
1994ArkansasMidwest1
1993North CarolinaEast1
1992DukeEast1
1991DukeMidwest2
1990UNLVWest1

Odds To Win Region Ncaa Tournament 2020

How the West Region is selected

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Odds To Win Region Ncaa Tournament Bracket

Thirty-two NCAA teams receive automatic bids into the NCAA tournament. The rest of the field is chosen by the NCAA Div. 1 men’s basketball “Selection Committee,” headed by Kentucky athletic director Mitch Barnhart. The committee chooses at-large teams via their season record, strength of schedule, scoring margin, location of wins and losses, net offensive and defensive efficiency, and quality of wins and losses.

Odds To Win Region Ncaa Tournament

Top teams will be placed in tournament regions that are geographically close to where they are from. Teams that barely squeak into the tourney might have to do some traveling.