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It’s that time of year again.
The Selection Committee has made their choices – some bizarre ones at that – but complete odds are available for all of the first round of March Madness games.
First Four matchups begin Tuesday with Alabama State vs. Saint Francis (Pa.) at 6:40 p.m. ET.
It’s a big sports time ahead with March Madness taking us into baseball season and the NBA and NHL playoffs from there.
All odds are provided by FanDuel Sportsbook, which has a slew of profit boosts and free bet opportunities to wager on for both new and current users.
Auburn has slid a bit going into the first round of March Madness. Getty Images
2025 First Round March Madness odds
First Four odds
Alabama State vs. Saint Francis (Pa.)
North Carolina vs. San Diego State
Texas vs. Xavier
San Diego State vs. North Carolina
Hunter Dickinson looks to continue strong March Madness play for Kansas. Getty ImagesArkansas vs. Kansas
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Round of 64 odds
Gonzaga vs. Georgia
Utah State vs. UCLA
VCU vs. BYU
Creighton vs. Louisville
UNC Wilmington vs. Texas Tech
St. Johns comes in as a No. 2 seed in the NCAA March Madness Tournament. JASON SZENES FOR THE NEW YORK POSTOmaha vs. St. Johns
Wofford vs. Tenneesee
Yale vs. Texas A&M
High Point vs.Purdue
McNeese vs. Clemson
SIU Edwardsville vs. Houston
Montana vs. Wisconsin
Drake vs. Missouri
UC San Diego vs. Michigan
Lipscomb vs. Iowa State
New Mexico State vs. Marquette
Baylor vs. Mississippi State
Robert Morris vs. Alabama
Grand Canyon vs. Maryland
Liberty vs. Oregon
Colorado St. vs. Memphis
Bryant vs. Michigan State
Vanderbilt vs. Saint Mary’s
Norfolk St. vs. Florida
Dan Hurley comes in as a favorite against Oklahoma in the first round. IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectOklahoma vs. UConn
Akron vs. Arizona
Troy vs. Kentucky
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