The third day of March Madness is here, and we hope your bankroll will continue to build after the first two days. Once again, we're here to help give you some NCAA Tournament picks.
The Linemakers on Sporting News has betting previews on all of Saturday's second-round games, and also some general information to help put bettors, novice or veteran, in the right direction.
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Below is all the betting information you need for Saturday's eight second-round NCAA Tournament games. But first, a recap of the first two days.
First-round recap
The OVER was hot in the first two days, going 20-12. It went 10-6 both days. Favorites went 17-15 ATS and 24-8 SU. Several underdogs hit big moneylines, including Middle Tennessee (+1500) and Little Rock (+350).
Pre-Tournament betting stories
Sports betting terms for beginners to get ready for March Madness
Have no idea what any of this means? Get up to speed with our frequently asked questions guide.
Odds to win the NCAA Tournament
Who were the favorites for the NCAA Tournament before it started? There are three way ahead of the field, and one of them is out.
$9.2 billion will be bet on March Madness
The American Gaming Association estimates that nearly $10 billion will be bet in office pools, with offshore sports books, legal ones and local bookies.
Saturday March Madness picks
Wichita State (-2, 131) vs. Miami (12:10 p.m. ET, CBS)
Despite being a No. 11 seed, the Shockers are a short favorite over Miami. They're slightly above the Hurricanes in our ratings.
Yale vs. Duke (-6, 147) (2:40 p.m. ET, CBS)
The Bulldogs made Baylor look foolish on the glass, but can they do the same to Duke? The Blue Devils shot 43 free throws against UNC Wilmington, which helped them to a 93-85 win.
Indiana vs. Kentucky (-4, 155) (5:15 p.m. ET, CBS)
Two of college basketball's most historic programs meet in what should be an excellent game.
Iowa State (-6.5, 146) vs. Arkansas-Little Rock (6:10 p.m. ET, TNT)
ALR needed a miracle comeback to top Purdue, while Iowa State handled Iona to avoid a first-round upset for the third straight year.
Kansas (-8.5, 140) vs. UConn (7:45 p.m. ET, CBS)
Kansas could have its hands full with a UConn team that has excellent guard play and shoots free throws better than anything in the country.
Gonzaga (pk, 139.5) vs. Utah (8:40 p.m. ET, TNT)
The Zags, despite their lower seed, come into this game as a favorite at some shops.
UNC (-10, 152) vs. Providence (9:40 p.m. ET, TBS)
UNC pulled away from Florida Gulf-Coast after a sluggish first half, while Providence beat USC on a last-second lay-up.
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