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Published Jun 16, 2023
BetSaracen College World Series future odds
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HawgBeat continues its partnership with BetSaracen, the official mobile sports wagering platform of the Saracen Casino Resort.

The College World Series field is set in Omaha, Nebraska, and games will begin Friday with eight teams fighting for a chance to take home the national champion crown.

Here is a look at the future odds for all eight teams, plus the lines set for each team's first game and a few specials...

(Lines and odds are subject to change at any point after the publishing of this story. HawgBeat does not guarantee any bet as a winner or loser. You must be at least 21 years of age to use BetSaracen. If you have a gambling problem, call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit 1800gambler.net)

*All odds accurate as of the publishing of this story. They are subject to change.*

Futures

To win the College World Series

~ Wake Forest (+260)

~ LSU (+350)

~ Florida (+425)

~ Virginia (+450)

~ Tennessee (+800)

~ TCU (+850)

~ Stanford (+1000)

~ Oral Roberts (+2250)

Friday's Games

Oral Roberts vs. TCU, 1 p.m. CT | ESPN

~ Money Line: Oral Roberts (+140) vs. TCU (-180)

~ Run Line: Oral Roberts +1.5 runs (-135) vs. TCU -1.5 runs (+105)

~ Total Runs: Over 12.5 runs (-110), Under 12.5 runs (-120)

Virginia vs. Florida, 6 p.m. CT | ESPN

~ Money Line: Virginia (+105) vs. Florida (-135)

~ Run Line: Virginia +1.5 runs (-180) vs. Florida -1.5 runs (+140)

~ Total Runs: Over 10.5 runs (+100), Under 10.5 runs (-130)

Saturday's Games

Wake Forest vs. Stanford, 1 p.m. CT | ESPN

~ Money Line: Wake Forest (-275) vs. Stanford (+180)

~ Run Line: Wake Forest -1.5 runs (-130) vs. Stanford +1.5 runs (+100)

~ Total Runs: Over 11.5 runs (-110), Under 11.5 runs (-120)

LSU vs. Tennessee, 6 p.m. CT | ESPN

~ Money Line: LSU (-220) vs. Tennessee (+160)

~ Run Line: LSU -1.5 runs (-110) vs. Tennessee +1.5 runs (-120)

~ Total Runs: Over 9.5 runs (-120), Under 9.5 runs (-110)

Specials

Double R Prop Specials for LSU vs. Tennessee

~ Christian Moore over 0.5 hits and over 0.5 runs (-110)

~ Chase Dollander under 4.5 earned runs allowed and over 5.5 strikeouts (+135)

~ Paul Skenes under 2.5 earned runs allowed and over 7.5 strikeouts (+160)

~ Tommy White to hit a home run (+160)

~ Dylan Crews over 1.5 hits and over 1.5 runs (+250)

~ Jared Dickey over 1.5 hits and over 0.5 runs (+275)

Double R Prop Specials for Florida vs. Virginia

~ Jac Caglianone to hit a home run (+120)

~ Wyatt Langford over 1.5 hits and over 0.5 runs (+140)

~ Brandon Sproat under 4.5 earned runs allowed and over 6.5 strikeouts (+220)

HAWGBEAT'S PICKS

Each story, HawgBeat will list a few picks that look favorable based on trends and statistics throughout the season.

TCU to win the College World Series (+850)

The Horned Frogs are one of, if not the hottest team in college baseball right now. Sure, you have your power house programs like Wake Forest and LSU, but we all know that baseball is a sport about being hot at the right time.

TCU hasn't lost a baseball game since May 18 and it has won 11 straight games since then. The Horned Frogs are undefeated in the postseason and they have outscored their opponents 54-18 in the NCAA Tournament.

The setup in Omaha allows for their pitching, which seems to be the weakness, to work out better than an actual three-game series. This may be a biased pick because we watched them dominate the Fayetteville Regional, but there is no denying that the Horned Frogs have as good of a shot as any team left in the field.

TCU, Florida, Wake Forest, LSU ML Parlay (+437)

Let's just take all of the favorite to win their first game in Omaha. The only one here that seems sketchy is taking Florida to beat a tough Virginia squad, but the Gators proved in the Gainesville Super Regional that they are resilient and that means something.

Wake Forest and TCU *should* take care of business, but LSU might have some trouble with a Tennessee team that has its swagger back. The thing that helps the Tigers is the fact that All-American and SEC Pitcher of the Year Paul Skenes will be on the mound.

Betting the favorites doesn't always work in baseball, but this one has a decent shot of hitting at plus money.