ASUN Conference Odds: Liberty, Jacksonville State the Favorites Heading into Tournament

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The ASUN Conference tournament is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, and two teams are the far and away favorites.

The conference regular season champion Liberty is the favorite to win a trip to the dance at +130.

Jacksonville State has the second-best odds to win the tournament at +225.

The two teams have not played each other this season because they're in different divisions in the conference.

KenPom rates the two squads as relatively equal. Liberty is the 115th best team in the country, according to the metric, while Jacksonville State is the 136th.

Liberty has the better offense overall, according to those advanced metrics. The Flames are 84th in the country at offense, ahead of a few tournament locks.

The only major movers have been Bellarmine, which moved from +1400 underdogs to +1000 dogs right after open.

Bellarmine had been tied for fifth in the conference but now has sole possession of fourth-best favorites.

ASUN Conference Tournament Odds

Lines are according to BetMGM as of Tuesday night

TeamOdds
Liberty+130
Jacksonville State+225
Jacksonville+500
Bellarmine+1000
Florida Gulf Coast+1400
Kennesaw State+3000
Lipscomb+5000
Eastern Kentucky+8000
North Florida+8000
Central Arkansas+10000
Stetson+10000
North Alabama+10000

Liberty and Jacksonville have played each other twice this season.

The teams split their home and homes. Liberty won its contest by 39 points while the return leg saw Jacksonville beat Liberty by four points.

The Flames will be the No. 1 seed when the tournament starts on Tuesday night.

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