Final Four odds 2023: Every team’s odds for NCAA Tournament Final Four matchups
By Reed Wallach
The Final Four is set!
In what has been one of the most surprising NCAA Tournaments in recent history, we have reached the Final Four with some surprising entrants. It will be the first time in tournament history that no No. 1, No. 2 or No. 3 seeds will make the Final Four.
The field is headlined by odds on favorite UConn, who is a considerable favorite over No. 5 Miami, No. 5 San Diego State and No. 9 Florida Atlantic.
This is the first Final Four ever without a 1, 2 or 3 seed.
— David Worlock (@DavidWorlock) March 26, 2023
The Connecticut Huskies may have been a No. 4 seed at the start of the tournament, but have been a top 10 team all season long per advanced metrics websites, and have shown that thus far, winning all four games by 15 or more.
The Huskies will face No. 5 seed Miami, who rallied from down double digits with less than 10 minutes left to upset Texas in the Elite Eight and advance to the Final Four.
On the other side of the bracket, Florida Atlantic was a surprise entrant to the national semifinals, the No. 9 seed in the East Region, who won its first NCAA Tournament game in the first round against Memphis and is now into the Final Four!
The Owls will face San Diego State, who beat Creighton in a thrilling Sunday afternoon Elite Eight matchup setting up arguably the most surprising Final Four matchup ever.
• Florida Atlantic: 200-1
— Evan Abrams (@EvanHAbrams) March 26, 2023
• San Diego State: 80-1
• Miami: 50-1
The 2023 Final Four is the first in the seeding era with three or more teams listed with odds of 50-1 or higher entering the NCAA Tournament.
FAU will take on SDSU in the early game, 6:09 PM EST in Houston, Texas, followed by UConn vs. Miami.
Here’s the opening odds for both Final Four games on Saturday, April 1st.
Florida Atlantic vs. San Diego State odds, spread and total
Miami (Florida) vs. UConn odds, spread and total
Game odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.