NCAA tournament Most Outstanding Player Award odds

The field of 68 has been trimmed to four, and the field of contenders for the NCAA tournament’s Most Outstanding Player Award is split between the remaining teams - Louisville, Wichita State, Syracuse and Michigan. Take a look at the updated MOP odds and where those players opened heading into Saturday’s action:

Russ Smith, Louisville -125 (Open: +500)
Peyton Siva, Louisville +300 (Open: +1,000)
Trey Burke, Michigan +300 (Open: +1,000)
C.J. Fair, Syracuse +800 (Open: +3,000)
Gorgui Dieng, Louisville +800 (+1,000)
Tim Hardaway Jr., Michigan +1000 (Open: +2,500)
Michael Carter-Williams, Syracuse +1200 (Open: N/A)
Nik Stauskas, Michigan +1500 (Open: N/A)
Brandon Triche, Syracuse +1500 (Open: +4,000)
Cleanthony Early, Wichita State +2500 (Open: +7,500)

Odds courtesy of CarbonSports.ag.

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Posted by clepto
1 year ago

Trey Burke will be the winner come late Monday Night.
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