Best Bets For Grand Canyon Vs. UT Arlington WAC Quarterfinals

Grand Canyon is a 7.5-point favorite over UT Arlington in the WAS quarterfinals.
Grand Canyon has +115 odds to win the WAC Tournament.

LAS VEGAS – The WAC tournament is underway and the favorites to win the tournament, the Grand Canyon Lopes are in action against the UT Arlington Mavericks.

As the favorites to win the tournament outright at +115 odds, legal sports betting sites have them listed as a 7.5-point favorite to win this quarterfinal matchup.

UT Arlington Vs. Grand Canyon

Moneyline: UT Arlington (+280) vs. Grand Canyon (-360)
Spread: Grand Canyon -7.5 (-120)
Total: 148.5

Take The Discounted Spread For Grand Canyon

Put simply, Grand Canyon should run away with this one as they have been running through the conference all season. They went 13-3 in conference play and 9-7 against a -7.5-point spread against conference opponents as well offering bettors a decent profit on their college basketball odds.

The Mavericks, on the other hand, are on the opposite end of the conference standings from GCU at a 6-10 record and a 7-9 record against the spread in conference play.

Against one another this season, the Lopes have had their way in both meetings winning both by 7+ points. Not to mention, Arlington has also lost three of their last five games to finish the year by 7+ points as well.

GCU Looking To 3-Peat

Grand Canyon has been the team to beat in the WAC in recent seasons. They’ve been to five of the last six conference championship games and have won three conference championships in that span as well.

If they do go on to defeat UT Arlington, they’ll take on the winner of Albiene Christian and Seattle who they hold a 3-1 record against this season with their only loss being a 1-point loss to Albiene Christian to finish the season.

That said, this could be the last opportunity to get plus money odds on them to win the conference tournament before the semifinal.

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