Officialsportsbetting.com NCAA Basketball Betting Ranking this week’s Sweet 16 games from most to least compelling (Sports Betting News)

Ranking this week’s Sweet 16 games from most to least compelling (Sports Betting News)

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Ranking this week's Sweet 16 games from most to least compelling

In a year in which most of the NCAA tournament’s slingshot-wielding underdogs missed their mark, the Sweet 16 is lacking small-conference charm. The 16th is Gonzaga, which long ago shed its mid-major label. The only double-digit seed left is Xavier, which upset Maryland and Florida State to make its seventh Sweet 16 appearance since 2004.

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