As a great slate of college basketball on the 2nd of January starts to come to an end, we find ourselves with an intriguing betting matchup: the Baylor Bears vs the Kansas Jayhawks. Kansas games are always hard to predict, because you’re never sure which Kansas team you’ll bet on. Sometime you see the team that slacks until the last few minutes and pulls out a victory, and some other times you find yourself betting on team that plays hard throughout the game and wins by 20 or more points, even against great opponents. Now, Baylor comes to the Allen Fieldhouse, where the Jayhawks are 7-0, and they will have to pull a hell of a game to beat Kansas at home. So let’s take a look at the odds and other info surrounding this game, which will be broadcasted nationwide at 4:00 EST on CBS.
Baylor Bears vs Kansas Jayhawks NCAAB Betting Preview
Surely the oddsmakers are going to favor the Jayhawks by a wide margin in this game, despite Baylor’s 10-2 record and 23rd ranking in the AP poll. They don’t really stand a chance in this game as far as coming away with the victory. Once the odds are out though, we can speculate as to whether they will cover the spread or not. Expect the odds to be posted instantly here on Mybookie.ag as soon as they’re put out by the oddsmakers.Why Bet on the Baylor Bears
Baylor has looked like garbage at times this year, but in most of their games, they’ve looked like a great team. We’ve seen them pull upsets before, but they rarely beat Kansas. Statistically speaking, they’re one of the best teams in the nation. They lead the entire NCAA in assists, are ranked 33rd in points allowed with their strong defense, and still manage to rank in the top 40 in point scored. They play very well as a team and love to spread the rock, as the stats show. With four players scoring in double figures, they don’t rely heavily on one player either. With their balanced attack, it’s hard for them to fall too far behind in games. Their main slip-up against the Texas A&M Aggies was due to terrible rebounding and bad passing, things that are uncharacteristic of this Baylor team.
