- The Tennessee Volunteers are 2.5-point favorites against the Creighton Bluejays in their Sweet Sixteen matchup.
- Tennessee has +1100 odds to win the National Championship.
- The Volunteers trail the Purdue Boilermakers with the second-best odds to win the Midwest Region (+210) and make the Final Four.
DETROIT – The Tennessee Volunteers travel to Detroit, Michigan with a chance to win the Midwest Region and advance to the Final Four for the first time in school history. The Volunteers have +210 legal sports betting odds to make the Final Four, which requires wins against the No. 3 seeded Creighton Bluejays and the winner of No. 1 Purdue Boilermakers vs No. 5 Gonzaga Bulldogs.
Tennessee Volunteers Men’s Basketball Odds
- To Win NCAA Championship +1100
- To Make The Final Four +210
Tennessee easily handled No. 15 St. Peter’s by 34 points before defeating No. 7 Texas on just 12% three-point shooting. The Volunteers will need more efficient shooting in the Sweet Sixteen for their +1100 National Championship odds at college basketball sportsbooks to hold any value.
Sweet 16 Betting Preview For Tennessee
Before the Volunteers can think about a National Championship, they must get through a tough No. 3 seeded Creighton Bluejays team. Tennessee has -145 March Madness betting odds to defeat Creighton and make their first Elite Eight appearance since 2010.
Tennessee Vs Creighton Betting Lines
Team | Spread | Moneyline | Total |
---|---|---|---|
Tennessee | -2.5 (-110) | -145 | O144.0 (-110) |
Creighton | +2.5 (-110) | +125 | U144.0 (-110) |
The best bet for Tennessee’s Sweet Sixteen matchup with Creighton is for the 144.0-point total to go under. Eight of the last 10 Tennessee games went under the projected total.
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