March Madness MOP Odds to Win NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player 2025

The Most Outstanding Player odds board will again be littered with star power in 2025. Read more as we highlight the latest March Madness MOP odds in our full breakdown below.

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Chris Gregory • Publishing Editor
Feb 21, 2025 • 14:03 ET • 5 min read
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Photo By - Imagn Images. Duke Blue Devils forward Cooper Flagg.

Being the last team standing on the March Madness odds board is an accomplishment in and of itself, but the star who gets crowned the Most Outstanding Player will have stood out among many "shining moments."

NCAA tournament Most Outstanding Player odds will soon be made available. Expect the star players of top seeded teams to be at the top of odds boards as this award typically goes to elite players on championship teams. Duke's Cooper Flagg and Auburn's Johni Broome will likely be near the top of MOP odds boards as the Blue Devils and Tigers are both expected to be top-seeded teams in the 2025 Big Dance.

March Madness 2025 MVP Odds

March Madness 2025 MVP odds will soon be made available. At the start of the NCAA tournament, Most Outstanding Player odds boards will often mirror Wooden Award odds boards. Here are the players that have most recently appeared on Wooden Award odds boards.

  • Duke Cooper Flagg (-185)
  • Auburn Johni Broome (+150)
  • Purdue Braden Smith (+25000)
  • Alabama Mark Sears +50000

Odds courtesy of bet365 on 2-19.

2025 March Madness MVP favorites

March Madness MVP favorites for 2025 will soon be made available. 

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How is the March Madness MVP decided?

The honor of March Madness MVP is awarded by the Associated Press after the NCAA Tournament. Most often, the Most Outstanding Player comes from the NCAA championship team. There have been a dozen players named MVP that weren’t on championship teams.

History of the March Madness MVP

Not all Final Four MVPs go on to the pros, but they live on forever in NCAA Tournament glory — especially if you bet on their odds to win March Madness MVP. Tournament MVPs almost always come from the winning team. The last player to be named MVP whose team did not win was Hakeem Olajuwon for the Houston Cougars in 1983.

Most betting sites have offered odds on the tournament MVP for a few years now, but sportsbooks based in Nevada have only been allowed to book this March Madness prop since 2016. 

Year MVP School
2024 Tristen Newton UConn
2023 Adama Sanogo UConn
2022 Ochai Agbaji Kansas
2021 Jared Butler Baylor
2020 No tournament NA
2019 Kyle Guy Virginia
2018 Donte DiVincenzo Villanova
2017 Joel Berry North Carolina
2016 Ryan Arcidiacono Villanova
2015 Tyus Jones Duke
2014 Shabazz Napier UConn
2013 Luke Hancock Louisville
2012 Anthony Davis Kentucky
2011 Kemba Walker UConn
2010 Kyle Singler Duke
2009 Wayne Ellington North Carolina
2008 Mario Chalmers Kansas
2007 Corey Brewer Florida
2006 Joakim Noah Florida
2005 Sean May North Carolina
2004 Emeka Okafor UConn
2003 Carmelo Anthony Syracuse
2002 Juan Dixon Maryland
2001 Shane Battier Duke
2000 Mateen Cleaves Michigan St

The above odds for March Madness MVP are listed in American format. American odds can be converted to decimal or fractional using our odds converter

March Madness MVP trends

  • March Madness MVP odds are usually topped by multiple players from the top-seeded teams in the NCAA Tournament.
  • Final Four MVP odds are released after Selection Sunday and will adjust throughout the tournament as teams advance and get eliminated.
  • 70 of the 82 March Madness MVP winners have come from championship-winning teams.

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