2008-09 NCAA Basketball Championship Odds

The 2008-09 NCAAB basketball season is just around the corner BetUS NCAA basketball sports betting fans and the leading online Sportsbook anywhere is offering some outstanding NCAAB Futures Odds!

With the University of Kansas coming through for college basketball bettors in a big way by beating the favored Memphis Tigers in the NCAA title game last season, BetUS NCAAB Sportsbook bettors need to have an eye on, not only the nation’s best basketball programs, but several of those ‘second-tier’ teams that could get hot at the right moment and sweep through the annual NCAA Basketball Tournament en route to taking home all the marbles.

Here is a look at the complete 2008-09 NCAAB Championship Futures Odds in the BetUS Sportsbook, followed by my brief analysis on which teams will have the best shot at taking home the hardware.

Alabama +10000

Arizona +3000

Arizona State +5000

Baylor +7000

Boston College +8000

BYU +10000

California +8000

Clemson +7500

Connecticut +1500

Duke +800

Florida +3000

Florida State +9000

Georgetown +1800

Georgia +8000

Georgia Tech +12500

Gonzaga +5000

Illinois +10000

Indiana +9000

Iowa +10000

Kansas +1800

Kansas State +7500

Kentucky +2500

Louisville +1200

LSU +10000

Marquette +4500

Maryland +5500

Memphis +2000

Miami Florida +6000

Michigan +15000

Michigan State +2200

Mississippi +9000

Mississippi State +8000

Missouri +10000

North Carolina +450

North Carolina State +15000

Notre Dame +2500

Ohio State +2000

Oklahoma +4500

Oklahoma State +10000

Oregon +9000

Pittsburgh +2000

Purdue +2500

Seton Hall +20000

Stanford +9000

Southern Cal +2500

Syracuse +3500

Tennessee +2000

Texas +1200

Texas A&M +5000

Texas Tech +15000

UCLA +1200

Villanova +4000

Virginia Tech +8000

Wake Forest +7500

Washington +10000

Washington State +7500

West Virginia +1800

Wisconsin +4500

Davidson +5000

Arkansas +10000

UNLV +10000

Drake +10000

Vanderbilt +10000

Rhode Island +20000

St Josephs +20000

Virginia Commonwealth +20000

UC Santa Barbara +20000

Virginia +20000

Kent State +20000

Iowa State +20000

Southern Illinois +20000

South Carolina +20000

Player to Watch: Stephen Curry – Davidson

Curry averaged 25.9 points per game last season while shooting a scorching 48.3 percent from the field. The bigger the game – the better Curry played. In the NCAA Tournament, Curry scored 40 points against Gonzaga, 30 against an excellent Georgetown defense, 33 against Wisconsin and finally, 25 points in his final game against eventual NCAA Champion, Kansas.

Analysis: Everyone knows that the North Carolina Tar Heels are absolutely loaded heading into the 2008-09 season, but they are not guaranteed to win anything as each NCAA college basketball season –and succeeding NCAA Championship Tournament – brings its usual share of surprises.