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Two weeks into the college basketball betting season, and already fans and media alike are trying to determine which four teams will be left in the semi –finals of the March Madness tournament in 2012. Thus far in the season, things have gone basically as expected, as the top teams in the league remain on the top of the standings, while middle of the pack teams struggle to build early chemistry. With nearly four months to go until the bookie software March Madness tournament, here is our final four prediction.

If the Final Four were to play today, the teams in the two semi – final matchups, would be North Carolina v Connecticut and Kentucky v Syracuse. On paper, it’s only been a couple of games, but already, these four teams are establishing themselves as powerhouses for the 2011 – 12 season. North Carolina entered the year as the team to beat, while Connecticut is the defending Champion. Meanwhile, Kentucky also returned a strong group, as did Syracuse. When these four teams pair off into two semi-finals, something will have to give.

In the first semi-final North Carolina v Connecticut, we get to watch a game, that would be featured in most NBA playoff series. The expected champion against the defending champion was a familiar site during last season’s NHL playoffs, as the Vancouver Canucks took on the Chicago Blackhawks in a classic series. Unfortunately for Connecticut, similar to Chicago, there time on top will only last one season, as North Carolina has a far deeper roster, that should be able to get the job done in knocking off the defending Champions.

Conversely, Kentucky v Syracuse features two teams that can put up a ton of points, but also put an emphasis on defense. This series will be similar to the Tampa Bay v Boston series of last year’s NHL Eastern Conference finals. Theoretically, the blue collar Orange team should be able to knock off the brand name Wildcats. Leading to a North Carolina v Syracuse March Madness Finals for the ages.

The SEC has become one of the most exciting sports betting conferences in the world of college sports, for both football and basketball. With the 2011 – 12-basketball season set to begin this weekend; bettors will be looking closely to find out who the best SEC team is. With Missouri entering the SEC next season, the worlds top bookie software conference will get a whole lot tougher. Here is a preview of the SEC entering this weekend.

Kentucky looks to be the favorite again this season, as John Calipari has added several players that should make the National title game this season. Terrence Jones and Doron Lamb return to help guide new recruits Anthony Davis and Marquis Teague and Michael Gilchrist to one of the most impressive seasons in Kentucky history. All five players have the potential to not only be drafted to the NBA in the next few years, but also be lottery picks for several lucky NBA teams. Kentucky should dominate the SEC, as most of the teams are in rebuilding years.

However, with that being said, do not underestimate the likes of Vanderbilt or Florida. The Commodores return basically the same roster last season, except for one injured player.  Vanderbilt’s lineup is made up of juniors and seniors, who have been able to form good chemistry over the last couple of seasons. After getting bounce from the March Madness tournament early last year, the Commodores will be entering the 2011 – 12 season with a chip on their shoulder. If Kentucky struggles, look for Vanderbilt to slide in and take the SEC crown.

Florida Gators are another interesting team, as they have the talent to go far in a tournament like March Madness. One of the main concerns for Florida is that they have a ton of talented defenders, but not enough offense. The Gators inability to score could be their undoing as the season progresses.