Weekend Sportsbetting Feature: NCAA Basketball

We are only two weeks away from this year's NCAA March Madness basketball tournament and every game until then is crucial to determine the tournament brackets. There are some huge games this weekend featuring tournament hopefuls and many that are on the bubble, in need of every win they can get. 

Saturday and Sunday NCAA Key Match Ups and Betting Props

The wild NCAA weekend has a number of games that punters will have the chance to capitalize on with bet365 Sports and Winner Sports. The games will definitely help give an outlook on March Madness hopefuls. Brackets for the biggest tournament in NCAA basketball are still not decided but this weekend's game are good practice for the players and punters respectively. 

bet365 and Winner Sports are both covering all the NCAA weekend action and have props across the board. Punters can get in to win with Over/Under, Team Props, Score Props and more. Don't miss out on the lucrative cash waiting behind NCAA games at the leading online sportsbooks in the industry.

Saturday College Tip-off

Georgetown vs St. Johns - Madison Square Garden will be the venue for this high flying game. The Hoyas are 18-8, while the Red Storm are 19-9. Georgetown should make the March brackets but St. John are on the bubble watch.

Syracuse (18-10) vs Duke (25-3) - Duke are hopefuls for a No. 1 March Madness ranking and Syracuse don't really stand much of a chance away in Blue Devils territory.

Cincinnati (19-9) vs Tulane (14-13) - Tulane lost some tough matches during the season and things only get tougher tonight as they face Cincinnati. The Bearcats are hopefuls for a No. 11 seed in the East and should easily handle the Green Wave tonight.

Villanova (26-2) vs Xavier (18-11) - Another potential No. 1 seed is Villanova. They will need a big win tonight if they wish to realize their dream. 

Sunday Night Highlight

Michigan St. (19-8) vs Wisconsin (25-3) - Both teams will be seen in the tournament this March, which is why this game is so important. Can Michigan St. hold on against Badgers at Kohl Center?