The Kentucky Wildcats lengthy winning streak has catapulted them up the latest college basketball futures, landing them the top spot at TopBet.com.

The Wildcats have reeled off 17 wins in a row and are comfortable NCAA championship favorites on the TopBet futures at +200. Led by the dynamic duo of Anthony Davis and Doron Lamb the Wildcats have dominated the SEC so far this season. If they can continue that dominated into March and the tournament they could be unstoppable in the Big Dance. The only thing that might stop the Wildcats is inexperience, as three of their five regular starters are freshmen.

Following the Wildcats on the latest futures is Ohio State at +500, Missouri at +600 and Syracuse and Kansas, both at +800.

The Buckeyes remain at No. 2 on the list despite recently falling to No. 6 in the rankings following an upset loss to Michigan State. Buckeyes' leaders Jared Sullinger and William Buford both struggled in the loss and if they have a bad game during the tournament it could be a short run for Ohio State.

The Missouri Tigers have been one of the bigger surprises in college basketball this season. It's not that people didn't think they would be good, but no one thought they would be this good. The Tigers were barely ranked at No. 25 to start the season, but have climbed as high as No. 2, while currently sitting in the No. 3 slot. With only two losses on the season and sporting wins over the likes of Baylor and Kansas the Tigers could continue to make some real noise in March.

Then there's Syracuse and Kansas. The Orange have spent a large chunk of the season atop the rankings, but currently reside at No. 2 with a 26-1 record. One thing either going for or against the Orange depending on your point of view is playing in a somewhat weak Big East this season. The Orange have done well against the other beasts of the East like Louisville and Georgetown, but can they continue to dominate in the tournament against the best the other conferences have to offer?

The Jayhawks have recently climbed up to No. 4 in the rankings despite a 4-2 record in their last six games. Kansas has looked better since conference play began but they still have early losses to Kentucky and Duke on their record. They've also recently dropped games to Missouri and Iowa State. If Kansas continues to have trouble with the elite they could be in for a short ride in March.

Odds to win 2011-12 NCAA Championship at TopBet
Kentucky +200
Ohio State +500
Missouri +600
Syracuse +800
Kansas +800
North Carolina +1000
Michigan State +1000
Duke +1200
Baylor +2000
Georgetown +2200
Louisville +2500
Florida State +3000
Indiana +3000
UNLV +3000
Florida +3500
Connecticut +4000
Vanderbilt +4000
Wisconsin +5000
Kansas State +5000
Marquette +5000
Long Beach State +5000
Memphis +6000
Notre Dame +7000
Michigan +7500
Wichita State +7500
St Marys +7500
Arizona +10000
Gonzaga +10000
San Diego State +10000
Texas +10000
West Virginia +12500
Purdue +12500
California +12500
Alabama +15000
Cincinnati +15000
UCLA +15000
Mississippi State +15000
Washington +15000
Pittsburgh +15000
Virginia +15000
Seton Hall +15000
Iowa State +20000
Temple +20000
Minnesota +20000
UTEP +20000
VCU +20000
Arkansas +30000
Xavier +30000
Tennessee +30000
Iowa +30000
Belmont +30000
Providence +30000
George Mason +40000
Illinois +40000
Maryland +40000
Richmond +40000
Miami (FL) +40000
Rutgers +40000
North Carolina State +40000
Virginia Tech +40000
Southern Mississippi +40000
Utah +40000
Butler +50000
South Carolina +50000
Auburn +50000
Oklahoma +50000
Georgia Tech +50000
LSU +50000
BYU +50000
Boston College +75000
Colorado State +75000
Old Dominion +75000
Utah State +75000
Duquesne +75000
Washington State +75000
Oregon State +75000
Mississippi +75000
Penn State +75000
Arizona State +75000
Tulsa +75000
Boise State +75000
Oregon +75000
Dayton +75000
Nebraska +75000
Georgia +75000
Clemson +75000
Colorado +75000
St. Johns +75000
Villanova +75000
USC +75000
Texas A&M +7500
0 Northwestern +75000
UAB +75000
Texas Tech +75000
South Florida +75000
Stanford +75000
Oklahoma State +75000