College Basketball Wooden Award Betting Trends: Boom Goes Broome

Sportsgrid Staff
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The Wooden Award, given annually to the best player in college basketball, has ignited excitement among fans and bettors alike. With early season performances shaping the betting landscape, notable line movements and standout players like Johni Broome, Kam Jones, and Hunter Dickinson are capturing attention. From shifts in odds to ticket and handle percentages, this breakdown dives into the trends surrounding the coveted Wooden Award. Here’s everything you need to know to stay ahead in the race for college basketball’s most prestigious individual honor.
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Line movement (Open to Now)
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Johni Broome +3500, +225
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Kam Jones +5000, +500
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Hunter Dickinson +800, +1600
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Mark Sears +1000, +2000
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RJ Davis +900, +2000
Highest Ticket%
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Hunter Dickinson 12.4%
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Mark Sears 12.4%
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Johni Broome 12.4%
When it comes to the number of bets placed, Hunter Dickinson, Mark Sears, and Johni Broome share the spotlight, each holding 12.4% of the total tickets. These percentages reveal that these players have strong fan bases and betting support. Whether it’s Dickinson’s dominance in the paint, Sears’ perimeter efficiency, or Broome’s all-around play, these players have become the focus of betting attention early in the season.
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Highest Handle%
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Mark Sears 23.4%
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Johni Broome 13.2%
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Kam Jones 11.8%
Biggest Liabilities
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Braden Smith
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Johni Broome
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Mark Sears
Sportsbooks are keeping a close eye on potential payouts for the Wooden Award, and players like Braden Smith, Johni Broome, and Mark Sears are emerging as the biggest liabilities. With strong betting support and rising odds, these players pose significant financial risk to sportsbooks should they win the award. Broome’s rapid climb in the odds and Sears’ dominant handle percentage make them particularly noteworthy liabilities.

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