These schools represent the best of the best and are all undeniably great programs, but which is the best in Men’s College Basketball?

That honor would have to go to the North Carolina Tar Heels, and yes it helps that they just won another title in April when they destroyed the Michigan State Spartans.

They are second to Kentucky in all-time victories and the first program to reach 100 NCAA Tournament wins.

They have produced Michael Jordan, James Worthy, Sam Perkins, Brad Daugherty, Mitch Kupchak, Walter Davis, Rasheed Wallace, Vince Carter, and many more.

Roy Williams has achieved unparalleled success at North Carolina, even surpassing the legendary Dean Smith.

Despite losing Tyler Hansbrough and Ty Lawson to the NBA, expect the Heels to be a favorite once again next season.

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Congratulations if you had the No. 1 North Carolina Tar Heels at the very top of your March Madness bracket – North Carolina (-7.5) got the job done Monday night by stunning the Michigan State Spartans 89-72 to go 6-0 ATS at the Tournament.

How did your earlier picks pan out? The first round had its share of landmines, like VCU (+8.5) nearly upsetting UCLA before losing 65-64, and No. 13 Cleveland State putting an 84-60 hurting on No. 4 Wake Forest (-7.5). We hope you chose wisely with the No. 12 Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, who eclipsed No. 5 Illinois (-5.5) 76-72 in the first round and came up a bucket short of Gonzaga (-11) in the second round.

Villanova is guard-heavy, with a frontcourt that's just 6-7 and 6-8, but don't mistake the Wildcats for a finesse team. They're a gritty, physical squad that locked down on Duke star Gerald Henderson, who was 1-of-14 from the field in the Sweet 16.

The key to beating the Tar Heels is to get big nights out of their guards who can penetrate and challenge Carolina in transition. As improved as the Heels are on defense, they still may struggle to stop aggressive ballhanders from getting to the rim.

Villanova is 5-1 ATS in their last six NCAA Tournament games as an underdog. Get all your NCAA Tournament odds in the Bodog Sportsbook.

Getting to Detroit, however, was a little tougher than many experts expected.

The Tar Heels lost key players to injury or suspension. They started 0-2 in the Atlantic Coast Conference not long after some speculated the team could go unbeaten. And the pressure for a return trip to the Final Four for the title that got away only grew.

Despite a record of 32-4 on the season, the Tar Heels did not exactly put a lot of money in backers’ pockets. North Carolina is 15-19 ATS but have covered every game in the tournament so far.

Now they will meet Villanova in a national semifinal in Detroit, with the winner advancing to the national championship game to take on the Connecticut-Michigan State winner. Get all your NCAA Tournament odds and college betting lines at the Bodog Sportsbook!

The Tar Heels covered the 7-point spread, while the final score played under the day's posted total of 164. North Carolina has now won three in a row against the spread.

The Tar Heels advanced to the Final Four for the second straight year and will play the Villanova Wildcats in the national semifinals.

This will be the Tar Heels’ ninth Final Four in 19 seasons and it will be played at Detroit’s Ford Field, where they routed Michigan State 98-63 in December.

North Carolina is the favorite to win the championship and are listed at +200.

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But Parakhouski, a 6-foot-11 junior from Belarus, is averaging a double-double, something that has eluded Hansbrough this season. Radford’s chances of staying competitive depend on how Parakhouski fares in his matchup with Hansbrough.

The Highlanders have won 17 of their past 19 games, earning a tournament spot thanks to their solid defense. If a major-conference foe prefers to grind it out, Radford could make it interesting for a while because of its size.

Ty Lawson’s troublesome toe could keep the speedy point guard sidelined for the opener. Get your NCAA basketball betting in the Bodog Sportsbook.

Virginia Tech, meanwhile, is looking for at least one more victory to boost its tournament credentials. The Hokies have lost four of their last five games amidst a difficult schedule.

To have any shot at an upset, the Hokies will have to find a way to slow down Tyler Hansbrough. Hansbrough is averaging 22.0 points and 10.0 rebounds in five career games versus the Hokies. Get your NCAA basketball odds in the Bodog Sportsbook today.

Saturday the odds are slim that they make any progress to dig out of that spot when they travel to North Carolina to face the Tar Heels. Georgia Tech has only 20 wins in 79 meetings with North Carolina, but six have come in the last 12 games. This will be the only time the two teams, who are at the opposite ends of the standings, will play this season.

The Jackets remained winless in February after their eight-point defeat to Clemson. Their only win of 2009 came on Jan. 31, when they upset Wake Forest 76-74 in Atlanta.

North Carolina will be happy to be back at home since they have struggled from the field in their last two road games. The Tar Heels shot only 37.7 percent at Maryland after shooting just 38.8 percent  at Miami six days earlier. Get your NCAA basketball odds in the Bodog Sportsbook today.

Maryland is not a threat to win the ACC title, but the Tar Heels can’t take them lightly looking ahead to Virginia Tech and Duke.

The Terrapins could be motivated by the fact that to finish at .500 in the ACC and keep their NCAA Tournament hopes alive they have to win at least three of their remaining conference games. The Tar Heels are only 2-5 ATS in the last seven meetings in Maryland. Get your NCAA basketball betting in the Bodog Sportsbook.

N.C. State has done much better since then, upsetting Wake Forest and Georgia Tech as part of a 3-1 SU and 3-0 ATS run through the first two weeks of February. The Heels haven’t been as lucrative at the pay window at 1-3 ATS despite winning all four games to move to 9-0 ATS over the past month. They should easily make it 10 in a row on Wednesday; UNC is 9-1 SU and 7-3 ATS in its last 10 encounters with the Wolfpack.

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