BYU is the fifth favorite at Caesars Sportsbook to win the 2026 NCAA basketball championship behind AJ Dybantsa, the nation’s top-ranked 2025 recruit.
NCAA Tournament
VSiN host Mitch Moss and former Barstool Sports handicapper Kelly Stewart will cash some big tickets if they hit their futures bets in the NCAA title game Monday.
Duke’s stunning 79-77 win over UNLV in the 1991 Final Four remains one of the biggest point-spread upsets ever in the national semifinals and championship games.
South Point studio host Alex White, 12-5 against the spread on her NCAA Tournament picks, shares her betting strategy and best bet for the Final Four.
South Point studio host Alex White went 5-0 ATS in the Sweet 16 and 12-5 ATS overall, hitting both of her best bets, to win the Review-Journal March Madness Challenge contest.
Former Duke star Christian Laettner reflected on his career Saturday at the Westgate on the eve of the 34th anniversary of the Blue Devils’ upset over UNLV in the 1991 Final Four.
All four No. 1 seeds have advanced to the Final Four for only the second time since 1985, and Duke and Florida are favored in Saturday’s national semifinals.
The College Basketball Crown, a new tournament with a $500,000 pool for name, image and likeness payments, begins in Las Vegas this week.
This year’s NCAA Tournament has largely been devoid of special moments — until two former Las Vegas high school standouts shined in the Sweet 16.
Pro bettor Jeff Whitelaw and pro handicappers Doug Fitz, Bruce Marshall, Kelly Stewart, Paul Stone, Wes Reynolds and Alex White share their Sweet 16 best bets.
CBS Sportsline handicapper Bruce Marshall and South Point studio host Alex White are tied for the contest lead at 7-5 ATS entering the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16.
A Hard Rock Bet gambler has hit the first four legs of a five-team futures parlay and needs to hit their pick for the NCAA men’s basketball tournament winner to cash the ticket.
Liam McNeeley’s 3-pointer for UConn as time expired in the Huskies’ loss to Florida on Sunday didn’t affect the point spread, but it sure affected the total.
Favorites won 25 of 32 games while going 19-13 against the spread in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. There were a few upsets, but no true bracket busters.
Sportsbooks loved No. 12 seed McNeese State, which stunned Clemson as a 7-point underdog. But books hated the Drake, a popular underdog and that upset Missouri.