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Hollywood Sportsbook Offers Odds on NCAA Tournament

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica – (PRESS RELEASE) -- Hollywood Sportsbook features odds on the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament between the Connecticut Huskies and the Albany (NY) Great Danes on March 17th 2006.

Connecticut will open the NCAA Tournament Friday night against Albany in Philadelphia, and will enter the tournament as heavy favorites to emerge as the representative in the Final Four. UConn will present a difficult matchup for Albany, who can't match Connecticut's level of athleticism or its level of talent.

The Huskies are one of the most complete teams in the country, even the UConn reserves are capable of doing damage, the team has shooters and post players that can hurt opponents, so the Danes will have to play smart. The game is scheduled to start at 7:25 pm (ET) on Friday and Hollywood Sportsbook proudly features odds on the event.

Hollywood's Media Relations executive, Alejandro Gomez, was quoted saying – "With weapons in the low-post game and on the perimeter, No.1 UConn is one of the favorites to cut down the nets, the have talent and can beat opponents in many different ways. They will be hard to stop"

"On the other side, the Great Danes have played consistently all season and execute efficiently on offense. But, even if everything goes perfectly for Albany, they haven't played a team of Connecticut's caliber in a long time, so their chances are slim. If they slow the game down and minimize possessions, they will have the best chance to compete – added Mr. Gomez".

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