Butler vs Duke National Championship Picks, Predictions & Odds

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Butler vs Duke National Championship Picks, Predictions & Odds: College basketball gamblers couldn’t have asked for a better National Championship game to make some money on with Butler vs. Duke tipping off at 9:20 PM ET. Basketball handicappers have been wondering the whole tournament which team would emerge as the Cinderella squad and mid-major Butler ended up being the answer. Tonight in a true David vs. Goliath match-up on the hardwood, Butler will try to shock the world as a 7-2 underdog.

The Butler vs Duke National Championship Picks, Predictions & Odds point spread is Duke -7.5 at Sportsbook.com.

National Championship Predictions Analysis: Butler has overachieved the entire tournament but their improbable run will end tonight. Butler is banged up, thin on the bench and too undersized to pull off the upset. Butler coach Brad Stevens has found ways to slow down the opposition with his schemes but Duke’s style of play is tailor made for the Bulldogs slow pace. Duke’s ability to crash the boards will give their explosive scorers plenty of second chances. Butler is a good team that will cover the number but Duke will take the cake as the 2010 National Champions. The Butler vs. Duke National Championship Picks, Predictions & Odds Total is at 129.0 points.

National Championship Predictions Play: Duke -360 National Championship Odds at Sportsbook.com

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