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March 25 - There are only eight schools left with a chance to win it all at the NCAA Tournament for 2006, and of the elite eight left in March Madness, three are #1 seed teams. Which teams should you bet on this weekend to progress to the final four? Thanks to Mycapper.com and their free March Madness picks, we have all the answers.
Mycapper is a sports handicapping service that sells premium sports picks and gives away daily free picks for events like the March Madness tournament and the NIT. We have relied upon their predictions throughout the tournament and so far they have been excellent. Although teams like UConn and Villanova are still alive in the event they have yet to cover the spread, and underdogs have been great betting value ATS when facing these schools.
In the Elite Eight bracket of March Madness 2006 Villanova will play Florida while UConn have a deceptively easy game against the Cinderall school of the tournament, the bracket busters of note, George Mason.
In the other games, Texas will play LSU, who were the giant killers in the Sweet Sixteen round when they beat Duke, and Memphis play UCLA in the game of the round.
Mycapper guarantees that all their premium picks for the NCAA Tournament will win, or else you do not pay for the analysis and receive a full credit refund.
Every major online sportsbook offers betting on these March Madness games, so choose one from our recommended list and make a profit while you watch the action unfold on your TV screens!
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