Mar 16, 2023; Sacramento, CA, USA; Princeton Tigers guard Blake Peters (24) reacts after scoring a basket towards the Arizona Wildcats throughout the second half at Golden 1 Heart. Obligatory Credit score: Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports activities
- Two large upsets headlined the primary day of the 2023 NCAA Match
- No. 15 Princeton beat No. 2 Arizona whereas No. 13 Furman took down No. 4 Virginia
- See the up to date March Insanity odds after these main upsets
Not even midway via the primary spherical of the 2023 NCAA Match, the March Insanity bracket has already undergone some large o.
Within the early window on Thursday, Furman erased a double-digit second-half deficit to stun Virginia, almost on the buzzer.
To not be outdone, No. 15 Princeton grew to become the third 15-seed in as many 12 months to take down a No. 2, recording their very own comeback win over Arizona.
Right here is how the percentages to win March Insanity have a look at this level.
2023 NCAA Match Odds
| Workforce | Odds |
|---|---|
| Houston | +500 |
| Alabama | +550 |
| Purdue | +1200 |
| Kansas | +1300 |
| UCLA | +1300 |
| Gonzaga | +1500 |
| Texas | +1500 |
| Baylor | +1800 |
| Marquette | +1900 |
| UConn | +2000 |
| Creighton | +2300 |
| Tennessee | +2500 |
| Duke | +3200 |
| Kentucky | +3500 |
| TCU | +4000 |
| San Diego State | +4200 |
| Saint Mary’s | +4500 |
| Xavier | +5000 |
| Indiana | +5500 |
| Arkansas | +5500 |
| Texas A&M | +5500 |
| Iowa State | +6000 |
| Michigan State | +6500 |
| Maryland | +7500 |
| Memphis | +7500 |
| Kansas State | +7500 |
| Miami | +10000 |
| Iowa | +13000 |
| Missouri | +13000 |
| Auburn | +13000 |
| FAU | +13000 |
| Windfall | +15000 |
| USC | +15000 |
| Penn State | +15000 |
| Northwestern | +20000 |
| NC State | +20000 |
| Pitt | +25000 |
| Arizona State | +35000 |
| Drake | +35000 |
| Furman | +35000 |
| … | … |
| Princeton |
Odds as of 6:45 pm ET at FanDuel Sportsbook. See the complete checklist of obtainable March Insanity betting promos.
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