100-1

[jibsey]

Next year's odds just popped up but it could have been worse, 300-1.

 

[Kitaman]

They may not follow us that closely anymore.

 

[WrenchFan69]

We were going off at 100-1 before the 2014 tournament. This seems a bit low honestly

 

[MASSconn]

With 8 players? Hold your $. This should shoot up to 250 easily.

 

[brasssbonanzaa]

We were going off at 100-1 before the 2014 tournament. This seems a bit low honestly

Entering the 2013-14 season we were in the field. No line was set on that team.

 

[WrenchFan69]

Entering the 2013-14 season we were in the field. No line was set on that team.

No I'm saying directly before the tournament, like the week before. Friend of mine put $50 on it, watched his favorite team win a championship, and came away with $5k

 

[UConNation]

We were going off at 100-1 before the 2014 tournament. This seems a bit low honestly

Nah. We were 45-1 preseason in 2014. Maybe a little variance depending on the book you used. The reason I remember is because I was $900 heavier come the first week of April that year.

Pre-tournament it shot up to 65-1 in the book I used during the pre-season. I forgot to double down at the start of the tourney, which of course was unfortunate. But still, turning $20 into $900 was nice.

 

[WrenchFan69]

Nah. We were 45-1 preseason in 2014. Maybe a little variance depending on the book you used. The reason I remember is because I was $900 heavier come the first week of April that year.

Pre-tournament it shot up to 65-1 in the book I used during the pre-season. I forgot to double down at the start of the tourney, which of course was unfortunate. But still, turning $20 into $900 was nice.

This USA Today article and the book my friend used had it at 100-1 Connecticut's national championship is almost impossible to believe

 

[UConNation]

This USA Today article and the book my friend used had it at 100-1 Connecticut's national championship is almost impossible to believe

That's really interesting to see so many books have such different odds. Normally they don't very that much. That article says 100-1 (although it doesn't reference which book they got that from ), this article says 50-1 UConn graduates cashed out for $60,000 on national title bets at Hard Rock, and as I said, the book I used was at 65-1. Interesting indeed.