Women’s College Volleyball Regionals Betting: Back the Favorites

The No. 2 seeded Wisconsin Badgers are -900 favorites to defeat the Texas A&M Aggies on Friday.
Another premier regional matchup features the No. 1 seed Nebraska Cornhuskers as -2000 favorites against a dangerous Dayton Flyers team.
Parlaying both women’s college volleyball betting favorites to win offers -600 odds.

MADISON, Wisc. – Friday concludes the women’s college volleyball regionals with two premier matchups in the evening slate. The volleyball betting action begins with Wisconsin as a -900 favorite to defeat Texas A&M at 7:00 p.m. ET.

Wisconsin vs Texas A&M Volleyball Odds

Team	Odds to Win
Wisconsin	-900
Texas A&M	+475

Sarah Franklin’s dominance on the outside makes the No. 2 seeded Badgers the clear Wisconsin sports betting favorite in this matchup. She dominated the first two rounds with a combined 32 kills and 18 digs, proving why she was the AVCA national player of the year in 2023.

The only other legal sports betting wagers available with some value are the -120 odds for the game to end with an even or odd total number of points. It’s pretty much a coin flip, but both Texas A&M games thus far ended with an even number of total points.

Volleyball Betting Odds Heavily Favor Nebraska vs Dayton

The No. 1 seeded Cornhuskers are heavy -2000 favorites against the Dayton Flyers in the final game of regionals. Dayton has been an impressive underdog in their unexpected run through the bracket, but betting odds say that run ends with Nebraska.

Nebraska vs Dayton Volleyball Odds

Team	Odds to Win
Nebraska	-2000
Dayton	+750

Nebraska is just too dominant with Andi Jackson leading the way above the net. Her explosive slide attack has her ranked seventh in the country for hitting percentage and she had eight kills against Florida A&M in the first round.

Parlaying the two favorites at Bovada Sportsbook offers -600 odds. A $1,000 bet on those odds would win players an extra $166.67 for two of the best teams in the country to advance out of regionals.

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Zachary Kelley

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