2013 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament odds, Louisville tops the list

Detroit, Michigan, Detroit hosted the Final Four in 2009 as Michigan State went all the way to the National Championship Game, only to fall to North Carolina.Michigan will have somewhat of a home court advantage in their first round contest with South Dakota State. Michigan State will as well as they battle Valparaiso.View the list »
The 2013 NCAA Basketball Tournament gets under way officially on Thursday at 12 p.m. EST. Will a proven, top ranked team cut down the nets or will this be the year an underdog wins it all.

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According to Vegas Insider.com, Louisville has the best odds to win the 2013 National Championship at 9/2. Here are the rest of the top 20 odds as we sit two days out of the start of the tournament.

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Indiana 7/1

Duke 8/1

Florida 8/1

Miami (FL) 8/1

Kansas 10/1

Gonzaga 12/1

Ohio State 15/1

Michigan 18/1

Michigan State 18/1

Georgetown 18/1

Wisconsin 25/1

Syracuse 30/1

Saint Louis 30/1

New Mexico 30/1

Marquette 40/1

Pittsburgh 50/1

Arizona 50/1

North Carolina 50/1

Speaking of Michigan and Michigan State, the Spartans are 5/1 to win the Midwest Regional while the Wolverines are 5/1 odds to the South.

Virginia Commonwealth, who share the same bracket as Michigan, seem to be a sleeper pick for many experts in terms of reaching the Final Four. VCU is 12/1 to win their region and 50/1 to win the National Championship.

For more on all the latest odds, log on to www.vegasinsider.com.

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  • The 2013 NCAA Basketball Tournament gets under way officially on Thursday at 12 p.m. EST. Will a proven, top ranked team cut down the nets or will this be the year an underdog wins it all.
  • Michigan will have somewhat of a home court advantage in their first round contest with South Dakota State. Michigan State will as well as they battle Valparaiso.
  • Detroit, Michigan, Detroit hosted the Final Four in 2009 as Michigan State went all the way to the National Championship Game, only to fall to North Carolina.
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