Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is all but guaranteed to win his first NBA MVP award, as his odds have skyrocketed to -1600 with only three-plus weeks remaining in the regular season.
For the first time in NCAA Tournament history, the Sweet 16 entirely consists of the four power conferences, which has only resulted in minimal movement at the top of the futures market.
The Big Ten made NCAA Tournament history with a perfect 8-0 start in the opening round. Additionally, the conference covered the point spread in all eight games.
Duke and Auburn are +350 national championship co-favorites at DraftKings, while Florida is a co-favorite with the Blue Devils at Caesars Sportsbook. Meanwhile, Duke is the sole +300 favorite at FanDuel, while the Gators are +390 and the Tigers are +500.
Duke standout freshman Cooper Flagg left his team's ACC tournament opener with an ankle injury, causing oddsmakers to shift the Wooden Awards betting market.
Days after having -3500 odds to be the NCAA Tournament's top overall seed, Auburn is now just a -300 favorite at FanDuel. Duke has shifted from +1100 to +185.
The point guard scored 40 points in the Oklahoma City Thunder's convincing win over Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets. The three-time MVP posted an NBA record stat line with 31 points, 21 rebounds and 22 assists on Friday, forcing oddsmakers to tighten the NBA MVP betting market.
Duke standout freshman Cooper Flagg remains the Wooden Award betting favorite but his odds shifted from -525 to -260 over the final weekend of the regular season.