Kansas National Championship Odds Surge After Impressive Win vs. Michigan State

The Kansas Jayhawks started the college basketball season with the No. 3 ranking in the AP poll, but they were all the way down to ninth in odds at WynnBET Sportsbook to win the national championship.

Turns out, one dominant performance in the national spotlight was enough to catch the oddsmakers' attention.

The Jayhawks began at +2000 to be the last team standing at the end of the NCAA Tournament, but have since climbed up to +1600. While prospective KU bettors may be slightly disappointed to have missed out on the +2000 number, WynnBET's odds of 16/1 still remains longer than the consensus, which currently ranges from +1200 to +1400 at most other sportsbooks.

The biggest star of the night for Kansas was senior guard Ochai Agbaji. The 6-5 swingman from Kansas City played 36 minutes in his season debut, dropping 28 points on 9-of-17 shooting. Transfer guard Remy Martin also scored 15 points to go along with six rebounds, scoring all of his points in the second half.

Latest College Basketball National Championship Futures Odds

Despite No. 9 Duke's eight-point victory over No. 10 Kentucky in the late game of the Champions Classic on Tuesday night, both teams' futures odds remain the same at +1500.

Despite plenty of top teams in action on Tuesday, the updated futures list looks very similar to how it opened up with the exception of the Kansas' moving up.

1. Gonzaga: +600
2. Michigan: +1200
3. UCLA: +1200
4. Duke: +1500
5. Villanova: +1500
6. Kentucky: +1500
7. Memphis: +1500
8. Texas: +1500
9. Kansas: +1600
10. Baylor: +2000
11. Purdue: +2000

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