ARIZONA Odds: Schedule, Matchups, & Stats

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Arizona Schedule

Date Opp Close Result ATS/OU
Nov 4, 2024 Canisius -34.5 / 156 Won 93-64 Lost / Over
Nov 9, 2024 Old Dominion -33 / 163 Won 102-44 Won / Under
Nov 15, 2024 @Wisconsin -4.5 / 152 Lost 88-103 Lost / Over
Nov 22, 2024 Duke -1.5 / 161.5 Lost 55-69 Lost / Under
Nov 27, 2024 Davidson -15.5 / 152.5 Won 104-71 Won / Over
Nov 28, 2024 Oklahoma -7.5 / 154.5 Lost 77-82 Lost / Over
Nov 29, 2024 West Virginia -6.5 / 152.5 Lost 76-83 Lost / Over
Dec 7, 2024 Southern Utah -28 / 158.5 Won 102-66 Won / Over
Dec 14, 2024 UCLA -4 / 144.5 Lost 54-57 Lost / Under
Dec 18, 2024 Samford -19.5 / 168.5 Won 96-64 Won / Under
Dec 21, 2024 Central Michigan -27.5 / 151.5 Won 94-41 Won / Under
Dec 30, 2024 TCU - / 8:00 PM ET
Jan 4, 2025 @Cincinnati - / 2:30 PM ET
Jan 7, 2025 @West Virginia - / 7:00 PM ET
Jan 11, 2025 UCF - / 10:00 PM ET
Jan 14, 2025 Baylor - / 11:00 PM ET
Jan 18, 2025 @Texas Tech - / 12:00 AM ET
Jan 21, 2025 @Oklahoma State - / 9:00 PM ET
Jan 25, 2025 Colorado - / 3:00 PM ET
Jan 27, 2025 Iowa State - / 10:30 PM ET
Feb 1, 2025 @Arizona State - / 1:00 PM ET
Feb 4, 2025 @BYU - / 11:00 PM ET
Feb 8, 2025 Texas Tech - / 10:00 PM ET
Feb 11, 2025 @Kansas State - / 8:00 PM ET
Feb 15, 2025 Houston - / 2:00 PM ET
Feb 17, 2025 @Baylor - / 10:00 PM ET
Feb 22, 2025 BYU - / 12:00 AM ET
Feb 26, 2025 Utah - / 9:00 PM ET
Mar 1, 2025 @Iowa State - / 9:00 PM ET
Mar 4, 2025 Arizona State - / 11:00 PM ET
Mar 8, 2025 @Kansas - / 4:00 PM ET

Betting on the Arizona Wildcats

Things took a turn for the worst for Arizona at the end of Sean Miller’s tenure.

But now, the team is back on track, and bettors are back at the window to put their money on the high-octane Wildcats.

Arizona Wildcats Men’s Basketball History

The golden age of Arizona men’s basketball began under Coach Lute Olsen in the early 1980s. After missing the tournament in his first season as the head-man, Olsen never missed it again in 25 years as head coach.

During his tenure, Arizona made four Final Fours, appeared in two national championships, and won one of them.

In 1997, the Wildcats made their third trip to the Final Four in search of their first title. They were the only non-one-seed in the Final Four and took out two of the sport’s most notorious programs: North Carolina and Kentucky.

That year, Arizona reached its peak under Olsen’s leadership and the stellar play of stars Mike Bibby, Jason Terry, Miles Simon, and Michael Dickerson.

A few years later in 2001, a Wildcats team led by Gilbert Arenas and Richard Jefferson returned to the national championship game.

This time, however, it couldn’t take out another blue-blood as it fell to Coach K and Duke.

A few years after Olsen’s last season, Arizona hired Sean Miller. Miller was an excellent recruiter and brought in top-rated high school players like Aaron Gordon, Lauri Markkanen, and Deandre Ayton.

With a pair of Elite 8 runs to show for his efforts, Miller’s run came to end amidst an NCAA scandal in 2021.

Betting on the Wildcats in Arizona

Both retail and online sports betting are legal in the Grand Canyon State as of September 2021.

There are over 10 active sportsbooks in Arizona, and that number could grow with how successful sports betting has been.

Major players like FanDuel, DraftKings, BetMGM, and Caesars were the first to launch their operation in Arizona, and they’ve been followed by several other top brands.

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Arizona professional sports teams have been aggressive in forming partnerships with legal sportsbooks. The Arizona Cardinals, Phoenix Suns, Phoenix Mercury, and Arizona Coyotes have all solidified deals with sportsbook operators.

If the University of Arizona boards that train, fans could one day walk into the McKale Center and place a wager on their team that may look like this:

·        Arizona -7.5

·        Arizona State +7.5

In this example, the Wildcats are favored by 7.5 points over the Sun Devils. If the Wildcats win by 8 or more points, they cover the spread.

If the Wildcats win by fewer than 8, or if they lose to their rival, they do not cover the spread.

We recommend you check out the Hard Rock Sportsbook in Arizona!