We’re down to the Elite Eight in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament with the four regional finals on tap this weekend.

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TheLines: March Madness Elite Eight Odds, Picks, Predictions: Best Bets, Including Duke vs. Alabama

March Madness betting promos: Weekend Elite Eight odds and preview

Below find the weekend Elite Eight schedule and current point spreads, moneylines and game totals at the leading online sportsbooks: 

 

It begins out West with top-seeded Florida taking on 3-seed Texas Tech, which rallied from a 16-point second-half deficit Thursday to beat Arkansas 85-83 in overtime.

The Gators have won 15 of their last 16 and are seeking their first Final Four berth since 2014.

The other three regional finals feature 1-vs.-2-seed matchups, beginning Saturday night with Duke and Alabama in the East.

The Crimson Tide connected on an NCAA tournament-record 25 3-pointers Thursday in a 113-88 rout of BYU. They will need to stay sizzling to have a shot at upending Cooper Flagg and the Blue Devils who have won 14 straight and remain the national title favorites.

Sunday’s action tips off with the Midwest final in Indianapolis as 2-seed Tennessee will try to take down top-seeded Houston and advance to its first-ever Final Four. The Cougars survived a major scare from fourth-seeded Purdue on Friday night, prevailing 62-60 in the final seconds.

In the weekend finale, it’ll be tourney No. 1-overall seed Auburn taking on Tom Izzo’s second-seeded Michigan State Spartans in the South title tilt in Atlanta.

Johni Broome and the Tigers have won their first three tourney games by 12 or more points apiece, and a victory Sunday will send them to the second Final Four in program history.