Mizzou Tigers Basketball March Madness Betting Preview

• There are Missouri sportsbooks available to bet on Mizzou basketball for March Madness.
• Bettors in Missouri can bet on prop odds and futures for the Tigers.

COLUMBIA, Mo. – The Mizzou Tigers are headed to March Madness for just the fourth time since the 2013-14 season and their fans and bettors are revved up for their odds throughout the tournament.

Unfortunately, Mizzou hasn’t had the best of luck during March Madness. They have just eight appearances in the tournament since the 2003-2004 season, in which seven of them haven’t even made it out of the first two rounds. Their deepest run during those eight appearances was in 2008-2009 where they made it to the Elite 8.

Looking back to their last 10 March Madness games since 2009, they’ve really struggled going 2-8 both straight up and against the spread.

Fast track to this season, Missouri has one of the hottest offenses in the country, averaging 84.6 ppg, which is the seventh highest in all of college basketball this season. They are also one of the best teams against the spread with a 17-12 ATS record and massive +4.9 cover margin, the second best in the SEC.

Their high scoring has also translated to success hitting the over in total points this season. They also have a 17-12 record going over in points this season and doing so by a +5.4 margin on average which is the highest margin in the conference.

The Odds + Where To Bet On Missouri Tigers Basketball

Looking at the path their odds took this season, they opened up with +15000 odds to win the National Championship. Since then, they’ve really cut their odds as things are shaping out for them to end the regular season at +5000 odds to win the tournament.

With no legal sports betting options that are regulated by the state in Missouri, bettors can turn to other online sportsbooks that are based internationally and legal to use in the Show Me State. These Missouri sports betting have prop bets, totals, moneylines and more, all while being acceptable per the gambling laws of the state.

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