The Spartans opened on Sunday as nine-point favorites in their home game against the Wildcats, according to Vegas Insider.
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The Spartans opened on Sunday as nine-point favorites in their home game against the Wildcats, according to Vegas Insider.
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Michigan State has won just two games by 27 points or more since the 2015 season, and both of those were against Rutgers. But you’ll have to lay nearly four touchdowns if you’re betting the Spartans to win on Saturday. Michigan State opened as 27-point favorites for its Saturday game against Central Michigan, according to Vegas Insider.
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Michigan State opens the week as a favorite in its Big Ten opener, but not by much. The Spartans are 3 1/2-point favorites in their Saturday game at Indiana, according to Vegas Insider.
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Michigan State had an underwhelming season-opening win over Utah State, winning by a touchdown in a game it was favored to win by three touchdowns. But it will still head on the road this week for its biggest non-conference test as a significant favorite. The Spartans opened as a 7 1/2-point favorite on Sunday for its Week 2 matchup against Arizona State, according to VegasInsider.com.
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We’re officially a week away from Michigan State’s 2018 football opener against Utah State. And if you’re betting on the Spartans to win that game, you’ll have to lay more than three touchdowns. The Spartans are currently 23-point favorites against the Aggies for the 7 p.m. Friday home game, according to Vegas Insider.
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Michigan State fans who are looking to put a little money where their mouth likely is, have plenty of options as to how they want to show their MSU love. Roughly a month away from the Spartans’ first game, futures bets are open and ready for anyone looking to – legally – make a wager.
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Michigan State’s last Big Ten title and lone trip to the College Football Playoff was followed by a disappointing season. Now coming off a resurgent 2017 campaign, the Spartans are back in the national picture.
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Michigan State doesn’t begin its season for more than three months but is already installed as a heavy favorite. The Spartans opened as a 27-point favorite for their season opener at home against Utah State on Aug. 31, according to VegasInsider.com.
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Feeling confident about the Spartans upcoming football season? Well, how confident? Like, “Take out a bank loan bet they’ll win at least nine games” confident? BetDSI just dropped their over/under win totals for the Big Ten, and our Spartans have their line set at 8.5 regular season wins.
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Although the Spartans won’t have Miles Bridges, Jaren Jackson, Gavin Schilling, Tum Tum Nairn or Ben Carter next year, they do bring back some talent. Tom Izzo’s team will return Cassius Winston, Xavier Tillman, Josh Langford, Matt McQuaid and potentially Nick Ward while reeling in an impressive five-player recruiting class. Because of these returns and newcomers, the Spartans will be looked at as national title contenders, although the expectations may not be as high as the ones heading into the 2017-18 c
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Michigan State is a No. 3 seed as it begins its 2018 NCAA Tournament run against No. 14 seed Bucknell in the East Region on Friday. The Spartans could be a tough out in March, as they only lost four games all season.
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Michigan State is still considered the favorite to win this year’s college basketball national championship, according to the latest odds from Bovada. The No. 5 Spartans faltered twice in January and there is turmoil surrounding their head coach, but nobody has better odds than Michigan State’s 5/1 chances.
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Michigan State’s odds of winning the national championship next season are among the best in the nation. The Spartans have 25-to-1 odds of winning the College Football Playoff national title, according to Westgate Las Vegas Sportsbook odds shared Monday by college football reporter Brett McMurphy. That ties Michigan State with Auburn, Miami, Texas and Wisconsin for the eighth-best odds in the nation.
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Michigan State is the No. 1 basketball team in the land, according to Associated Press voters. And now, the Spartans are the favorite to win the national championship, according to Bovada oddsmakers. In odds released Wednesday, Michigan State is a 4-1 favorite, the same as its odds from a month ago. But Duke is down from 4-1 to 9-2, leaving the Spartans atop the list.
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Michigan State has moved from the underdog to favorite in its Holiday Bowl matchup against Washington State. The No. 16 Spartans (9-3, 7-2 Big Ten), who opened as a 4.5-point underdog against the No. 18 Cougars (9-3, 6-3 Pac-12) for Thursday’s Holiday Bowl (9 p.m. EST, FS1) in San Diego, are now favored by 1.5 points, according to VegasInsider.com.
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For the second straight week, Michigan State is a double-digit favorite. The No. 21 Spartans (8-3, 6-2 Big Ten) on Sunday opened as a 13.5-point favorite for their regular-season finale at Rutgers (4-7, 3-5) on Saturday (4 p.m., FOX).
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Michigan State is coming off of its biggest loss of the Mark Dantonio era. But as it faces another struggling team with serious quarterback issues, the Spartans are still heavy favorites. Michigan State is a 17-point favorite in its Saturday game against Maryland, according to Vegas Insider.
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Ohio State is coming off of a 31-point loss at Iowa, the worst loss of Urban Meyer’s coaching career. Michigan State is coming off of an upset win over then-No. 7 Penn State at home on Saturday. Yet the Buckeyes are still opening the week as 15 1/2-point favorites against the Spartans’ for their matchup this weekend, according to Vegas Insider.
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No. 7 Penn State (7-1, 4-1 Big Ten) is an 11-point favorite against No. 24 Michigan State (6-2, 4-1) for Saturday’s game (Noon, FOX) in East Lansing, according to the early line released by vegasinsider.com on Sunday evening. It would be the second time this season the Spartans were a double-digit underdog, after getting 13 points in a 14-10 win at then-No. 7 Michigan on Oct. 7.
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Following back-to-back road wins, Michigan State returns home to host Indiana and is favored by more than a touchdown, according to vegasinsider.com. The No. 18 Spartans (5-1, 3-0 Big Ten) are 7 1/2-point favorites for Saturday’s homecoming game (3:30 p.m., ABC) against Indiana (3-3, 0-3).
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