Here are the Final Four prop bets

By Todd Dewey Las Vegas Review-Journal

8 years ago

South Carolina players warm up during a practice session for their NCAA Final Four tournament college basketball semifinal game Friday, March 31, 2017, in Glendale, Ariz. (Morry Gash/AP)

South Carolina’s Jarrell Holliman warms up during a practice session for their NCAA Final Four tournament college basketball semifinal game Friday, March 31, 2017, in Glendale, Ariz. (Morry Gash/AP)

Here are some of the prop bets made available by sports books around Las Vegas.

(Props posted at the Westgate and Station Casinos sports books.)

SOUTH CAROLINA-GONZAGA

Team to score first in game

— South Carolina; even

— Gonzaga; -130

First team to score 10 or more points

— South Carolina; +125

— Gonzaga; – 145

First team to score 20 or more points

— South Carolina; +155

— Gonzaga; – 175

Total 3-point field goals made by both teams; 12½

Largest lead of the game by either team; 15½

Points for South Carolina’s Sindarius Thornwell; 22½

Points for South Carolina’s P.J. Dozier; 13½

Points for South Carolina’s Duane Notice; 10

Points for South Carolina’s Chris Silva; 10½

Points scored by South Carolina; 66

Points for Gonzaga’s Nigel Williams-Goss; 18½

Points for Gonzaga’s Johnathan Williams; 11½

Points for Gonzaga’s Przemek Karnowski; 11½

Points for Gonzaga’s Jordan Mathews; 11½

Points scored by Gonzaga; 72½

NORTH CAROLINA-OREGON

Team to score first in game

— Oregon; -105

— North Carolina; -125

First team to score 10 or more points

— Oregon; +110

— North Carolina; – 130

First team to score 20 or more points

— Oregon; +140

— North Carolina; – 160

Total 3-point field goals made by both teams; 15

Largest lead of the game by either team; 14½

Points for Oregon’s Tyler Dorsey; 20½

Points for Oregon’s Dillon Brooks; 18½

Points for Oregon’s Jordan Bell; 11½

Points for Oregon’s Dylan Ennis; 10½

Points scored by Oregon; 73½

Points for North Carolina’s Justin Jackson; 19½

Points for North Carolina’s Joel Berry II; 15½

Points for North Carolina’s Kennedy Meeks; 12½

Points for North Carolina’s Isaiah Hicks; 12

Points scored by North Carolina; 78½