March Madness has arrived at betED.com
March Madness is here and betED.com is the place to be for basketball betting ? from the opening round to the Sweet 16, from the Elite Eight to the Final Four.
betED.com will have daily updated game and first-half lines for the 2008 NCAA Tournament, as well as daily odds for the NIT and the new CBI tournaments.
The NCAA Tournament gets going Thursday and Friday with first-round action opening on fronts around the nation.
Of the four regional brackets, many consider the South to be the toughest, with the top-seeded Memphis Tigers the only team to go undefeated (16-0) in conference play this season.
Memphis opens NCAA Tournament play Friday as 25-point favorites against Texas Arlington at the Alltel Arena in Little Rock, AR. (9:55 pm ET, CBS). The over/under is 142.
Outside of the Conference USA, the Tigers scored wins over top-ranked teams like Georgetown, Arizona, Connecticut, USC and Oklahoma.
South No. 2 seed Texas Longhorns, who like the Tigers are considered Final Four material, open Friday against the Austin Peay Governors (3 pm ET, CBS). The Longhorns are 15?-point favorites and the over/under is 140.
The South region also has great depth, with top-ranked teams Stanford Cardinal the third seed and Pittsburgh Panthers fourth.
Stanford, which narrowly lost the Pac-10 championship game to the UCLA Bruins, opens Thursday as 14?-point favorites against the Cornell Big Red (5 pm ET, CBS), while Big East conference champion Pittsburgh is a 9-point favorite over Oral Roberts Golden Eagles, also on Thursday (3 pm ET, CBS).
Also in the South are sixth-seeded Marquette, eighth-seeded Mississippi State, and 12th-seeded Temple, one of the hottest teams in the country with seven straight wins and an Atlantic 10 tournament title.
Check out betED.com daily throughout March Madness.
March Madness is here and betED.com is the place to be for basketball betting ? from the opening round to the Sweet 16, from the Elite Eight to the Final Four.
betED.com will have daily updated game and first-half lines for the 2008 NCAA Tournament, as well as daily odds for the NIT and the new CBI tournaments.
The NCAA Tournament gets going Thursday and Friday with first-round action opening on fronts around the nation.
Of the four regional brackets, many consider the South to be the toughest, with the top-seeded Memphis Tigers the only team to go undefeated (16-0) in conference play this season.
Memphis opens NCAA Tournament play Friday as 25-point favorites against Texas Arlington at the Alltel Arena in Little Rock, AR. (9:55 pm ET, CBS). The over/under is 142.
Outside of the Conference USA, the Tigers scored wins over top-ranked teams like Georgetown, Arizona, Connecticut, USC and Oklahoma.
South No. 2 seed Texas Longhorns, who like the Tigers are considered Final Four material, open Friday against the Austin Peay Governors (3 pm ET, CBS). The Longhorns are 15?-point favorites and the over/under is 140.
The South region also has great depth, with top-ranked teams Stanford Cardinal the third seed and Pittsburgh Panthers fourth.
Stanford, which narrowly lost the Pac-10 championship game to the UCLA Bruins, opens Thursday as 14?-point favorites against the Cornell Big Red (5 pm ET, CBS), while Big East conference champion Pittsburgh is a 9-point favorite over Oral Roberts Golden Eagles, also on Thursday (3 pm ET, CBS).
Also in the South are sixth-seeded Marquette, eighth-seeded Mississippi State, and 12th-seeded Temple, one of the hottest teams in the country with seven straight wins and an Atlantic 10 tournament title.
Check out betED.com daily throughout March Madness.
