NATIONAL CHAMPION ODDS

[Old School]

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18:40 2013 NCAA Championship - Outright

• Louisville +400
• Indiana +500
• Florida +700
• Gonzaga +900
• Kansas +900
• Duke +900
• Miami Florida +900
• Georgetown +1400
• Ohio State +1600
• Michigan +1600
• Michigan State +1800
• Syracuse +2000
• New Mexico +2500
• St. Louis +2500
• Wisconsin +2500
• Pittsburgh +3300
• VCU +4000
• Arizona +5000
• NC State +5000
• North Carolina +6600
• UNLV +6600
• Marquette +6600
• Butler +7500
• Kansas State +7500
• Memphis +8000
• Minnesota +8000
• Missouri +8000
• Oklahoma State +8000
• UCLA +8000
• Creighton +10000
• Notre Dame +10000
• San Diego State +10000
• California +12500
• Colorado +15000

• Colorado State +20000
• Illinois +20000
• Iowa State +20000
• Ole Miss +20000
• Temple +20000
• Villanova +20000
• Wichita State +25000
• Cincinnati +25000
• Oklahoma +25000
• Belmont +30000
• Bucknell +30000
• Oregon +30000
• St. Mary's +30000
• Akron +50000
• Albany +50000
• Boise State +50000
• Davidson +50000
• Florida Gulf Coast +50000
• Harvard +50000
• Iona +50000
• Lasalle +50000
• Middle Tennessee +50000
• Montana +50000
• New Mexico State +50000
• Northwestern State +50000
• Pacific +50000
• South Dakota State +50000
• Southern +50000
• Valparaiso +50000
• Western Kentucky +50000
• James Madison +100000
• Liberty +100000
• Liu Brooklyn +100000
• NC A&T +100000

 

[IE]

bracket science:

Now that the seeds are announced and the season has played out, we can list our final teams that meet the qualifications that the last dozen champions have possessed:

• A one, two or three seed
• Member of a Power conference: ACC, Big East, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-10 or SEC
• Either went to the previous year?s dance or have an All-American
• Led by a coach with more than five tourney trips and at least one Elite Eight run
• Averaging more than 73 points per game
• Allowing fewer than 73 points per game
• An average scoring margin of at least seven points per game
• A schedule among the 75 strongest in the country.

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Only four teams meet all these conditions: Louisville, Kansas, Indiana and Duke.