Best Bets + Where To Bet On Texas Tech Vs Arkansas

Texas Tech is favored by 5.5 against Arkansas in the Sweet 16.
Arkansas to score under 71.5 points is a great bet for this matchup.
Bovada offers odds for Arkansas Vs Texas Tech to players in Texas, California, and Arkansas.

SAN FRANCISCO – The Texas Tech Red Raiders opened as 5.5-point favorites against Arkansas in the Sweet 16. This is the third tournament game in a row that legal sports betting sites have set the Razorbacks as underdogs.

Over the regular season, Arkansas went 9-7 against the spread when playing as the underdog. As the favorite, Texas Tech has covered the spread in 50% of regular season games and has gone 1-1 ATS during March Madness.

With impressive wins against number two St. Johns and number seven Kansas, Arkansas is a great bet to cover the spread in San Francisco. At +155, it is also an intriguing bet to take Arkansas to win outright and advance to the Elite 8 for the 12th time in program history.

Take The Under On Arkansas Team Points

Arkansas has scored over 75 points in both March Madness games this far but they have not yet faced a defense as tough as Texas Tech. College basketball betting sites have Arkansas’s total team points at 71.5 and the under is a great wager (-125).

The Red Raiders have allowed only 67.6 points per game to opponents this season (41 least in CBB this season).

Over the regular season, Arkansas went under the set total in 54% of games.

Where To Bet On Texas Tech Vs Arkansas: March Madness Sweet 16

There are no Arkansas sports betting restrictions for betting on March Madness player props, game lines, live odds, and more. The same is true for Texas Tech fans looking to bet on sports in Texas for the Sweet 16 matchup in San Francisco.

For the best overall experience and the largest quantity of player props, we recommend using Bovada Sportsbook. Here, bettors will find odds on JT Toppin, Johnell Davis, and much more.

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Ben Fiore

Ben has been an avid sports fan his whole life and mostly follows football and basketball, both professional and collegiate. He has been covering topics that vary from Super Bowl prop bets to articles about the generated revenue from regulated sports betting. He is currently finishing his Editing, Writing, and Media Degree at Florida State University, with a minor in Business. Diving into the world of sports betting, he is ecstatic to work in an area that has combined his two passions of sports and writing.