We’re heading toward the Final Four with two Elite 8 matchups that are sure to entertain.
Although my Sunday moneyline picks are chalky, Michigan and Duke are teams that aren’t easily derailed.
Read on for my March Madness picks for March 29.
March Madness moneyline picks on Sunday, March 29
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Expert March Madness Elite Eight moneyline picks for Sunday
No. 6 Tennessee vs No. 1 Michigan: 
Michigan (-310)
The Michigan Wolverines have been the better team against ranked opponents all season. They are better shooters from downtown and defend at an elite level.
Slowing Michigan’s offense is one thing, but the Tennessee Volunteers will struggle to score consistently against the No. 1 defense per KenPom.
Michigan is the complete package and will advance to the Final 4.
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No. 2 UConn vs No. 1 Duke: 
Duke moneyline (-205)
The Duke Blue Devils have just a little more balance on offense, and that’s their edge.
Caleb Foster is back, and his return gives the Blue Devils the steady ball-handler and scorer they missed during his absence.
Although the UConn Huskies boast experience, Duke’s depth and ability to get points from the Boozer brothers as the clock winds down will make the difference.
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