The NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament Final Four is Saturday in San Antonio, and we get two elite matchups pitting regional top seeds: Auburn vs. Florida and Duke vs. Houston.

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TheLines: Cooper Flagg Favored To Win NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player

Best Final Four sports betting bonuses: Final Four schedule, odds and preview

Below is Saturday’s Final Four schedule from San Antonio’s Alamodome, including the current point spreads, moneylines and game totals posted at the leading online sportsbooks. Find the latest betting odds across all sports on our dedicated page. 

 

Up first Saturday is the SEC showdown between Auburn (32-5) and Florida (34-4).

Both teams feature top-3 offenses and top-10 defenses, according to guru Ken Pomeroy’s efficiency ratings, and are led by first-team All-Americans in Tigers forward Johni Broome and Gators guard Walter Clayton Jr.

Auburn finished atop the SEC regular season standings, but Florida went on to win the SEC tournament title and also won 90-81 at Auburn on Feb. 8.

Saturday’s second semifinal pits kenpom.com's top two teams in No. 1 Duke (35-3) and No. 2 Houston (34-4).

And the key question is whether the Cougars’ top-ranked defense can slow Wooden Award-favorite Cooper Flagg and the Blue Devils’ top-ranked offense.

Duke and Houston each bring double-digit win streaks into the matchup and each have posted eye-popping 30-1 records since Dec. 1.