How to Watch South Carolina vs. NC State in Women’s NCAA Tournament Final Four
Two schools from separate Carolinas will meet in Cleveland in the Final Four with No. 1 South Carolina set to play No. 3 NC State. Now, we have very early lines and information for the matchup between the undefeated Gamecocks and the Wolfpack.
South Carolina has reached 36-0 after four games in the NCAA Tournament. The bracket’s top overall seed has won the quartet of contests by an average of 28.8, including their 12-point victory over Oregon State in the Elite Eight. They’ll now look to complete their mission in The Land as the first team since UConn in 2016 as undefeated national champions.
NC State earned their berth to the Final Four, their second-ever appearance, out of the Portland 4 Regional. They handled two teams out of Tennessee in Raleigh in the first two games before knocking off off both of their region’s top-two seeds, No. 2 Stanford and then No. 1 Texas, by 10 points apiece. The Wolfpack will now look to do what no team has done this season and defeat the Gamecocks to make their first title appearance.
Here’s the early information and odds from out of Vegas on the first of the tournament’s two Final Four matchups.
How To Watch South Carolina vs. NC State
Date: April 5th (Friday)
Channel: ESPN
Live Stream: Fubo TV (Try for free)
South Carolina and NC State will tip off at the end of the week from Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. However, it’s undetermined whether they will be the first game at 7 p.m. or the second game at 9:30 p.m.. Both times are Eastern and each game will air on ESPN.
Odds for Gamecocks vs. Wolfpack
Favorite: South Carolina (-13) at -110
Over/Under: 139.5
DraftKings opened with South Carolina as a significant favorite for a national semifinal. Their first line is favoring the Gamecocks by 13 points at -110 and at -1100 on the moneyline. That leaves the Wolfpack at +550 on the moneyline as the game’s underdog.
As for the total, the line is 139.5 with odds of -110 for both the over and the under. South Carolina’s four games in the bracket have averaged a total of 135.3 while NC State’s four have averaged at 136.5.