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2014 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship - Odds to Win

Florida #1                     7/2

Michigan State #4          9/2

Louisville #4                  5/1

Arizona #1                     6/1

Virginia #1                     10/1

Michigan #2                  16/1

Wisconsin #2                16/1

Iowa State #3                18/1

UCLA #4                       18/1

Kentucky #8                  20/1

Baylor #6                      20/1

Tennessee #11              28/1

San Diego State #4       33/1

Connecticut #7              33/1

Stanford #10                 50/1

Dayton #11                   100/1

2014 South Region - Odds to Win

Florida #1                     5/8

UCLA #4                       7/2

Stanford #10                 5/1

Dayton #11                   9/1

2014 West Region - Odds to Win

Arizona #1                     1/1

Wisconsin #2                11/4

San Diego State #4       5/1

Baylor #6                      5/1

2014 East Region - Odds to Win

Michigan State #4          3/2

Virginia #1                     2/1

Iowa State #3                4/1

Connecticut #7              9/2

2014 Midwest Region - Odds to Win

Louisville #4                  11/10

Michigan #2                  7/2

Kentucky #8                  4/1

Tennessee #11              4/1

2014 NCAA Tournament MOP - Odds to Win

Scottie Wilbekin (Florida)                       7/1

Russ Smith (Louisville)                          9/1

Gary Harris (MSU)                                 10/1

Adreian Payne (MSU)                            10/1

Nick Johnson (Arizona)                          12/1

Casey Prather (Florida)                          15/1

Patric Young (Florida)                            15/1

Luke Hancock (Louisville)                      18/1

Aaron Gordon (Arizona)                         20/1

Montrezl Harrell (Louisville)                     20/1

Nik Stauskas (Michigan)                        22/1

Malcolm Brogdon (Virginia)                    25/1

Joe Harris (Virginia)                               25/1

T.J. McConnell (Arizona)                        25/1

Jordan Adams (UCLA)                           25/1

Ben Brust (Wisconsin)                           33/1

Melvin Ejim (Iowa State)                         33/1

DeAndre Kane (Iowa State)                    33/1

Kyle Anderson (UCLA)                           33/1

Julius Randle (UK)                                 33/1

Traevon Jackson (Wisconsin)                 40/1

Frank Kaminsky (Wisconsin)                  40/1

Sam Dekker (Wisconsin)                        40/1

Glenn Robinson III (Michigan)                 40/1

Shabazz Napier (UCONN)                       40/1

Aaron Harrison (UK)                               40/1

Andrew Harrison (UK)                            40/1

James Young (UK)                                40/1

Jordan McRae (Tennessee)                    40/1

Xavier Thames (San Diego State)           50/1

Cory Jefferson (Baylor)                         50/1

Brady Heslip (Baylor)                             50/1

Isaiah Austin (Baylor)                             50/1

Jarnell Stokes (Tennessee)                    50/1

Chasson Randle (Stanford)                    66/1

Dwight Powell (Stanford)                       100/1

Dyshawn Pierre (Dayton)                       200/1

Jordan Sibert (Dayton)                          200/1