Since 2014, NCAA Tournament games from Round 3 forward are 79-58-1 to the Under (57.7%), including 39-23 UNDER (62.9%) since 2020, going under by an average margin of -2.6 points per game. Since 2014, NCAA Tournament games played in the Sweet 16 Round are 45-30 to the Under (60%), including 21-13 UNDER (61.8%) since 2020. Since 2008, NCAA Tournament games between teams that have gone over the total in 51% or more of their games during the season are 97-65-2 to the Under (59.9%), including 57-33 UNDER (63.3%) since 2019, going under by an average margin of -3.9 points per game. Since 2013, college basketball teams coming off a game that went under the total in which their biggest lead was 34 or more points are 217-170-2 to the Under (56.1%) from Game 34 forward, including 109-76 UNDER (58.9%) since 2020, going under by an average of -1.2 points per game. This situation is 52-38 to the Under (42.2%) in the NCAA Tournament since 2019.
Since 2004, NCAA Tournament games with totals of 157 or more points are 28-17-1 to the Under (62.2%), including 14-5 UNDER (73.7%) since 2019. Since 2015, NCAA Tournament favorites in Round 2 forward with totals of 157 or more points are 12-4 to the Under (75%), going under by an average of -8.1 points per game. Finally, since 2005, .750 or greater college basketball games with totals of 160 or more points are 502-401-14 to the Under (55.6%) versus .500 or greater opponents. This situation is 13-8 to the Under (61.9%) in the NCAA Tournament, covering the total by an average margin of -3.7 points per game. Take the Under and invest with confidence.