March Madness Odds on Big East Sleepers at Sports Gambling

March Madness odds will be posted on many Big East teams and not just the top four “Beasts”. There are other strong Big East teams to bet on March Madness with.

March Madness odds will be offered on Big East sleepers with plenty of strength and experience to draw from and bet on March Madness with. The Villanova Wildcats are a definite power threat against the March Madness odds.

Jay Wright’s team was 23-5 straight up including 11-4 in league play this year. ‘Nova was 14-10 against the spread including 6-4 in road action, which is an important characteristic of a winning team to bet on March Madness with.

The Wildcats also can draw on their experience against the March Madness odds from last year when they made the “Sweet Sixteen” rather unexpectedly before losing to eventual national champion Kansas.

Villanova was also a recent “Elite Eight” entry against the March Madness odds in 2006 and has “danced” four consecutive years. Villanova’s strength against the March Madness odds will be their offense led by Dante Cunningham. The Providence Friars look to be a potential sleeper value against the March Madness odds.

Providence had a mark of 17-11 straight up including 9-7 in Big East action which will impress everyone that likes to bet on March Madness. The Friars are a powerful offensive team but their defense may hurt them against the March Madness odds.

The Friars did prove in their upset win over Pitt to be a threat against March Madness odds at any time. The Syracuse Orange are a long time favorite of those who handicap the March Madness odds. Syracuse was 20-8 straight up including 8-7 in Big East action.

The Orange have had to settle for the National Invitational Tournament the past two seasons and would figure to bring a strong motivational intangible edge against the March Madness odds. Their phenomenal offense doesn’t hurt either.

West Virginia, Cincinnati, and Notre Dame will also merit consideration but may need strong performances in the Big East tourney to get over the hump and avoid a “bubble burst”.