Michigan State will leave its home state for the first time this Saturday, and it will do so as a favorite. The Spartans opened the week as three-point favorites in their Saturday game at Minnesota, according to Vegas Insider.
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Michigan State will leave its home state for the first time this Saturday, and it will do so as a favorite. The Spartans opened the week as three-point favorites in their Saturday game at Minnesota, according to Vegas Insider.
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Michigan had dropped to around a two-TD favorite for Saturday’s game. And now, the Wolverines are down to just a 10.5-point favorite at most Las Vegas casinos.Double-digit point spreads in the rivalry are rare, even if it’s happened in two of the last three years. This would be only the seventh time since 1996.
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Oddsmakers don’t see next weekend’s in-state grudge match as having the makings of a thriller. Michigan has opened as a 121/2-point favorite for its game Saturday night against Michigan State in Ann Arbor.
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Michigan State (2-1) opened as a three-point favorite against Iowa, according to Vegas Insider. The Spartans face the Hawkeyes (3-1) on Saturday at Spartan Stadium.
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Michigan State will open its first rivalry week of the 2017 as underdogs. The Spartans opened as four-point underdogs to Notre Dame, their Saturday opponent at Spartan Stadium, according to VegasInsider.com.
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Michigan State opened as a favorite for Saturday’s game against Western Michigan, and the point spread quickly jumped a point. The Spartans, coming off a 35-10 win over Bowling Green, are listed as a 7.5-point favorite, according to VegasInsider.com.
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Las Vegas thinks Michigan State should cruise in its season opener on Saturday. The Spartans are currently 17 1/2 point favorites over Bowling Green, less than a week before the season-opener on Saturday (noon, ESPNU).
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2017 Regular Season Wins via Bovada:
Over 6½ (+160, 8/5)
Under 6½ (-200, 1/2)
Looking at the schedule, it’s fairly easy to find six wins from the likes of Bowling Green, Western Michigan, Notre Dame, Rutgers, Maryland, Indiana, Iowa and Northwestern. Getting six victories from that bunch is very feasible.
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Less than two months from the start of the college football season, Bovada has all of their futures bets online. While MSU is far from a favorite for just about anything, the odds aren’t as long as some may think.
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According to Matt Youmans of VSiN, the Spartans are one of many Big Ten teams to open the season as big favorites. In fact, Michigan State is an 18-point favorite against the Falcons to start the season, showing that there is still respect out there for the Spartan program.
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Michigan State is now the early favorite ahead of Kentucky to win the NCAA championship in 2018, according to the latest odds from the Westgate Superbook in Las Vegas.
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Before news started coming out that Bridges was returning, Bovada gave anyone betting on MSU to win the 2018 national championship 20-t0-1 odds. As of Thursday afternoon, those odds are at 10-to-1, tying the Spartans with Kentucky as the favorite to win it all.
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The 2016-17 NCAA men’s basketball season is in the books, and champion North Carolina is among the title favorites for 2017-18. The Tar Heels, who defeated Gonzaga in Monday night’s championship game, share 12-1 odds with five other teams, just behind favorite Kentucky (10-1), according to VegasInsider.com. Michigan State is 20-1 with six other teams.
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Michigan State was considered by many as a bubble team before the NCAA Tournament Selection Show last Sunday. The Spartans got in for the 20th straight year and were an underdog as the No. 9 seed in the Midwest Region against No. 8 seed Miami before rolling to a 78-58 win on Friday night. Now, Michigan State is predictably an underdog once again heading into Sunday’s 5:15 p.m. game against No. 1 seed Kansas.
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Michigan State is one spot below Miami on the seed lines of the 2017 NCAA Tournament field. Las Vegas thinks the Hurricanes will be two points better. No. 8 seed Miami opens as a two-point favorite in its first-round NCAA Tournament game against No. 9 Michigan State, according to Vegas Insider.
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