The 19 Favorites To Win The 2020 National Championship
Virginia Cavaliers are the favorite to win the 2020 NCAA Championship.- Kentucky Wildcats are tied with the Cavs to win it all.
- Duke Blue Devils are in the top 4, despite the likelihood of losing talent to the NBA.
LAS VEGAS – Someone tell the University of Virginia to step celebrating their victory, as the 2020 NCAA Championship betting odds have already been released.
Actually, you can tell them to celebrate even harder because they are listed as the co-favorite (+700) to bring home next year’s trophy, according to Westgate SuperBook.
Expected to only lose only one senior, the Cavaliers, under head coach Tony Bennett, have proven to be nothing short of spectacular. However, three underclassmen, the tournament’s Most Outstanding Player, Kyle Guy, De’Andre Hunter, and Ty Jerome all have the capability and likelihood of entering their name into the NBA Draft.
The Kentucky Wildcats (+700) share the top honor with the reigning champions, as their three 5-star recruits and one 4-star recruit are expected to replace the starters from this year.
Also in the mix, are the Duke Blue Devils (+800) and their tournament foe, the Michigan State Spartans (+800); however, Duke’s team will look drastically different next year with the loss of Zion Williamson, RJ Barrett, and Cam Reddish to the NBA.
2019 Runner-Up Texas Tech (+3000) and Final Four attendee Auburn (+3000) both sit outside the top dozen of the favorites.
BestUSASportsbooks.com thinks another team to take note of is Arizona (+2000) who will see three 5-star recruits and one 4-star recruit enter the building next year.
Rounding out on the top twelve are the Michigan Wolverines (+1200), the North Carolina Tar Heels (+1400), the Villanova Wildcats (+1400), the Gonzaga Bulldogs (+1400), the Kansas Jayhawks (+2000), the Louisville Cardinals (+2000), and the Oregon Ducks (+2000).
In the next set of odds, Westgate SuperBook reports the Mississippi State Bulldogs (+3000), the Tennessee Volunteers (+3000), the Florida State Seminoles (+4000), the Houston Cougars (+4000), and the Texas Longhorns (+4000) as the last of the top 19 teams.
The 2020 National Championship will be held in Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium on April 6, 2020.