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2016 NCAA Tournament odds for the field of 68. UNC is tabbed as the favorite, while five teams sport long-shot 5000/1 odds.

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The 2016 NCAA Tournament is officially ready for tipoff. In just a couple days time, 68 teams will enter America’s greatest sporting event and only one will leave a champion.

North Carolina enters the NCAA Tournament as the favorite, at least according to oddsmakers. The Tar Heels have 4/1 odds.

Kansas and Michigan State are each listed at 9/2.

Kentucky and Oregon enter at 10/1 and 12/1, respectively, rounding out the top five favorites.

Below are the complete 2016 NCAA Tournament odds for every team from William Hill (via Darren Rovell).

North Carolina – 4/1
Kansas – 9/2
Michigan State – 9/2
Kentucky – 10/1
Oregon – 12/1
Virginia – 15/1
Oklahoma – 18/1
Villanova – 18/1
West Virginia – 25/1
Duke – 28/1
Xavier – 30/1
Texas A&M – 30/1
Maryland – 30/1
Arizona – 35/1
Miami (FL) – 40/1
Indiana – 40/1
Utah – 40/1
California – 50/1
Baylor – 50/1
Purdue – 50/1
Seton Hall – 50/1
UConn – 50/1
Iowa State – 60/1
Texas – 75/1
Notre Dame – 75/1
Providence – 75/1
Wisconsin – 100/1
Gonzaga – 100/1
Wichita State – 100/1
St. Joseph’s – 125/1
Cincinnati – 125/1
Iowa – 150/1
Dayton – 200/1
Vanderbilt – 200/1
Colorado – 200/1
Butler – 200/1
Pittsburgh – 200/1
Southern Cal – 200/1
Virginia Commonwealth – 200/1
Syracuse – 200/1
Northwern Iowa – 250/1
Temple – 250/1
Stephen F. Austin State – 250/1
Oregon State – 300/1
Texas Tech – 300/1
Michigan – 300/1
Tulsa – 300/1
Hawaii – 400/1
Iona – 400/1
Fresno State – 400/1
Buffalo – 400/1
Yale – 600/1
North Carolina Wilmington – 600/1
Arkansas-Little Rock – 600/1
Chatanooga – 600/1
Weber State – 600/1
Wisconsin-Green Bay – 750/1
South Dakota State – 1000/1
Stony Brook – 1000/1
UNC Asheville – 1000/1
Middle Tennessee State – 1000/1
Cal State Bakersfield – 2500/1
Austin Peay – 2500/1
Hampton – 5000/1
Florida Gulf Coast – 5000/1
Southern – 5000/1
Fairleigh Dickinson – 5000/1
Holy Cross – 5000/1

For a complete look at the 2016 NCAA Tournament bracket, click here.

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