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College Basketball Vegas Odds

TeamWinSpreadTotalDate/Time
New Hampshire+750+13 (-110)O151.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 18:00
MD Baltimore County-1400-13 (-110)U151.5 (-110)
Bryant-150-3 (-105)O160.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 18:30
Albany NY+130+3 (-115)U160.5 (-110)
Lipscomb-1800-14.5 (-105)O144 (-110)Jan 16 - 18:30
Bellarmine+850+14.5 (-115)U144 (-110)
Stony Brook+430+10 (-105)O148.5 (-105)Jan 16 - 18:30
Delaware-625-10 (-115)U148.5 (-115)
West Georgia+625+12.5 (-110)O143 (-105)Jan 16 - 18:30
Florida Gulf Coast-1000-12.5 (-110)U143 (-115)
Appalachian State-160-3 (-115)O135 (-115)Jan 16 - 19:00
Old Dominion+135+3 (-105)U135 (-105)
Binghamton+500+11 (-110)O126.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:00
Vermont-750-11 (-110)U126.5 (-110)
Canisius+500+11.5 (-110)O141 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:00
Iona-750-11.5 (-110)U141 (-110)
Central Arkansas+475+11.5 (-110)O158.5 (-105)Jan 16 - 19:00
North Florida-700-11.5 (-110)U158.5 (-115)
Coll Charleston-185-4.5 (-110)O152.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:00
Campbell+160+4.5 (-110)U152.5 (-110)
Elon+105+1.5 (-105)O133.5 (-105)Jan 16 - 19:00
Drexel-125-1.5 (-115)U133.5 (-115)
Georgia Southern+1.5 (-110)O141 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:00
Coastal Carolina-120-1.5 (-110)U141 (-110)
High Point-180-4 (-110)O152.5 (-115)Jan 16 - 19:00
Longwood+155+4 (-110)U152.5 (-105)
Hofstra+175+5 (-110)O125 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:00
Towson-210-5 (-110)U125 (-110)
Louisiana Tech-160-3 (-110)O139.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:00
Jacksonville State+135+3 (-110)U139.5 (-110)
Marist+105+1.5 (-110)O122 (-105)Jan 16 - 19:00
St. Peter's-125-1.5 (-110)U122 (-115)
Marshall+230+6.5 (-105)O145.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:00
James Madison-280-6.5 (-115)U145.5 (-110)
Memphis (#18)-320-7 (-110)O155 (-115)Jan 16 - 19:00
Temple+260+7 (-110)U155 (-105)
Merrimack+155+4 (-115)O135 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:00
Quinnipiac-180-4 (-105)U135 (-110)
Michigan (#20)-625-10.5 (-110)O144.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:00
Minnesota+430+10.5 (-110)U144.5 (-110)
Monmouth-135-2 (-110)O153.5 (-105)Jan 16 - 19:00
North Carolina A&T+115+2 (-110)U153.5 (-115)
Mount St. Mary's-110-1 (-105)O138 (-115)Jan 16 - 19:00
Rider-110+1 (-115)U138 (-105)
New Mexico State-165-3 (-105)O143 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:00
Florida International+140+3 (-115)U143 (-110)
Niagara+115+2 (-110)O134.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:00
Fairfield-135-2 (-110)U134.5 (-110)
North Alabama-120-1 (-115)O142.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:00
Jacksonville+1 (-105)U142.5 (-110)
Northeastern+225+6.5 (-110)O141.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:00
NC Wilmington-275-6.5 (-110)U141.5 (-110)
Queens NC-230-5.5 (-110)O157 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:00
Stetson+190+5.5 (-110)U157 (-110)
Sacred Heart-105+1 (-110)O142 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:00
Siena-115-1 (-110)U142 (-110)
Sam Houston State+1 (-110)O161 (-115)Jan 16 - 19:00
Kennesaw State-120-1 (-110)U161 (-105)
William & Mary-170-3.5 (-110)O151.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:00
Hampton+145+3.5 (-110)U151.5 (-110)
Western Illinois+290+8.5 (-115)O131 (-110)Jan 16 - 19:30
Morehead State-380-8.5 (-105)U131 (-110)
California Baptist-160-3 (-115)O130.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 20:00
Tarleton State+135+3 (-105)U130.5 (-110)
Eastern Kentucky-145-2.5 (-115)O142 (-110)Jan 16 - 20:00
Austin Peay+125+2.5 (-105)U142 (-110)
North Dakota+550+12 (-105)O157.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 20:00
South Dakota State-850-12 (-115)U157.5 (-110)
Oral Roberts+270+7.5 (-110)O171.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 20:00
South Dakota-340-7.5 (-110)U171.5 (-110)
Portland State+390+10 (-115)O153.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 20:00
Northern Colorado-550-10 (-105)U153.5 (-110)
Sacramento State+320+8 (-110)O138 (-110)Jan 16 - 20:00
Northern Arizona-430-8 (-110)U138 (-110)
UL Lafayette+1000+16.5 (-105)O147 (-110)Jan 16 - 20:00
Arkansas State-2200-16.5 (-115)U147 (-110)
UMKC+340+8.5 (-110)O140.5 (-105)Jan 16 - 20:00
North Dakota State-460-8.5 (-110)U140.5 (-115)
Utah Valley-110+1 (-115)O145.5 (-115)Jan 16 - 20:00
UT Arlington-110-1 (-105)U145.5 (-105)
Eastern Illinois+205+6 (-115)O136 (-110)Jan 16 - 20:30
Tennessee Martin-245-6 (-105)U136 (-110)
Lindenwood+105+1.5 (-110)O143 (-110)Jan 16 - 20:30
Southern Indiana-125-1.5 (-110)U143 (-110)
SE Missouri State+105+1.5 (-105)O143.5 (-105)Jan 16 - 20:30
Tennessee Tech-125-1.5 (-115)U143.5 (-115)
Abilene Christian+700+14 (-115)O145 (-110)Jan 16 - 21:00
Grand Canyon-1200-14 (-105)U145 (-110)
Maryland-145-2 (-125)O140 (-115)Jan 16 - 21:00
Northwestern+125+2 (+105)U140 (-105)
Montana State+110+2 (-115)O138 (-110)Jan 16 - 21:00
Idaho State-130-2 (-105)U138 (-110)
Montana+1.5 (-110)O146 (-110)Jan 16 - 21:00
Weber State-120-1.5 (-110)U146 (-110)
Rutgers+310+8.5 (-110)O146.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 21:00
Nebraska-415-8.5 (-110)U146.5 (-110)
SIU Edwardsville-110-1 (-105)O142.5 (-105)Jan 16 - 21:00
Tennessee State-110+1 (-115)U142.5 (-115)
UTEP+295+8 (-110)O134.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 21:00
Liberty-390-8 (-110)U134.5 (-110)
CS Fullerton+1250+19 (-110)O136.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 22:00
Cal Irvine-4500-19 (-110)U136.5 (-110)
Pacific+125+2.5 (-110)O147 (-110)Jan 16 - 22:00
Portland U-145-2.5 (-110)U147 (-110)
San Francisco-290-7 (-105)O148.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 22:00
Pepperdine+240+7 (-115)U148.5 (-110)
Santa Clara-200-4.5 (-110)O149.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 22:00
Loyola Marymount+170+4.5 (-110)U149.5 (-110)
UC Davis+180+5 (-105)O157 (-110)Jan 16 - 22:00
Cal Poly SLO-220-5 (-115)U157 (-110)
UC Riverside+205+6 (-105)O140 (-110)Jan 16 - 22:00
UC Santa Barbara-245-6 (-115)U140 (-110)
UC San Diego-1400-14.5 (-110)O136 (-110)Jan 16 - 22:00
Long Beach State+750+14.5 (-110)U136 (-110)
Utah Tech+500+11.5 (-110)O141 (-110)Jan 16 - 22:00
Seattle U-750-11.5 (-110)U141 (-110)
Washington State-950-12.5 (-110)O154.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 22:00
San Diego+600+12.5 (-110)U154.5 (-110)
Gonzaga (#16)-510-9 (-115)O150.5 (-110)Jan 16 - 23:00
Oregon State+370+9 (-105)U150.5 (-110)
CS Northridge+135+3 (-110)O147 (-110)Jan 16 - 23:59
Hawaii-160-3 (-110)U147 (-110)

Top Teams and Rankings

Kansas, Purdue, Duke, UConn, and Houston lead many preseason rankings. Kansas has strengthened its roster with key players, including returnees like Hunter Dickinson, who’s expected to be a top defensive anchor. Duke’s roster, packed with talent such as freshman standout Cooper Flagg, is also predicted to challenge top teams, though their success will depend on point guard stability.

Purdue’s returnees make it one of the season’s most consistent teams, particularly after their impressive 34-win season last year. Other strong contenders include Alabama and Connecticut, both fielding deep, balanced teams that should perform well through March​.

Notable Player Movements

The transfer portal has once again reshaped team rosters. Indiana’s roster, for instance, now includes key transfers like Oumar Ballo, which may elevate them to contend for the Big Ten title. Meanwhile, Duke’s new recruiting class, featuring Flagg and other top-50 talents, adds dynamic talent to the ACC. Kadary Richmond, now at St. John’s under coach Rick Pitino, will be one to watch as he helps the team pursue its first tournament win in over two decades.

Rick Pitino at St. John’s is one of the most notable coaching changes, with high expectations to turn around the program’s fortunes in the Big East. Elsewhere, Dan Hurley’s leadership at UConn remains a major talking point, especially as he aims to replicate the Huskies’ championship success. Many analysts expect Hurley’s high-energy approach to benefit a roster reloaded with talent.

Conference Realignments

With ongoing shifts across conferences, the landscape is particularly fluid this season. New alignments and additional conference matchups may impact team standings, particularly in mid-major leagues where certain teams will now face tougher competition regularly. For bettors, keeping an eye on the impact of these realignments will be key to understanding shifts in team performance through the season.

Season Outlook

Given the level of experience and talent in the NCAA this year, many experts predict a competitive season. Teams relying on upperclassmen, like Purdue, are projected to fare well, although talent-heavy programs like Duke may also surprise. As the tournament approaches, seasoned teams that avoid injuries and adapt well to conference play are likely to dominate, making consistency a crucial factor for predicting outcomes

NCAA DI Winner Betting

Interested in betting on the winner of the NCAA championship, or March Madness? Visit the College Basketball futures page for odds for each college team in every division.

Popular College Basketball Bets

Unsure of how college basketball bets work? This guide gives you the lowdown on popular wagering options.

College Basketball: Moneyline Bets

This wagering option lets you bet on which college basketball team will win a specific matchup. If the team has a negative number next to it (e.g.,-150), it’s the favorite. This figure shows you how many dollars you have to bet to get a winning return of $100 from your sportsbook.

If it has a positive number (e.g., +150), it’s the underdog. The positive figure shows you the amount of a winning return when placing a $100 bet. Both teams can have negative odds if it’s a very close matchup. In this case, the higher negative number shows which team Vegas odds-makers think is most likely to win.

NCAAM Point Spread Odds Betting

When wagering on the point spread (also known as the equalizer), the underdog “gets” points added to their final score, and the favorite “gives” points away – this number margin is the spread. A positive (+) number shows the points given to the underdog; a negative number (-) tells you the points cut from the favorite.

For example, using a spread of the Michigan Wildcats +7 and the Houston Cougars -7, you could still enjoy a return if you back the Wildcats and they lose by six points or less. But if they lose by seven or more points, you will lose.

Yet if you decide to wager on Houston to cover the spread, the Cougars need to win by eight points or more to give you a return.

NCAA: Game Totals Betting

Game totals bets let you place action on the total points of an NCAA basketball matchup combined. You can wager on whether the points total will be under or over the number offered by your betting provider.

What Are NCAA Future Bets?

NCAAB futures are wagering options that let you bet on player achievements and other events decided in the future – such as who will win the Naismith Men’s College Player of the Year or which team will win March Madness.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which college basketball teams have won the most National championships?

  • UCLA — 11
  • Kentucky — 8
  • North Carolina — 6
  • Duke — 5
  • Indiana — 5
  • UConn — 4
  • Kansas — 3
  • Villanova — 3
  • Cincinnati — 2
  • Florida — 2
  • Louisville — 2
  • Michigan State — 2
  • NC State — 2
  • Oklahoma State — 2
  • San Francisco — 2

What is MoneyLine betting in NCAAB?

A moneyline bet (also known as the win market) is the most simple bet you can place on a NCAAB game, as all you are doing is selecting the team you believe will win the game.

When it comes to the NCAAB betting odds on the MoneyLine, the favorite to win the game will be indicated with a negative number. For example, -200, next to the team name. That means you would have to stake $200 on that team in order to win $100 (+ the return of your initial stake).
In this example, the underdog in the game might have odds on the MoneyLine of +150. That indicates that you would need to stake $100 on that team in order to win $150 (+ the return of your initial stake).

It’s worth noting that betting on the MoneyLine will offer a poor return when betting on a strong favorite in a game.

Can I bet on a college basketball game online?

Yes. You can quickly sign up with an online sportsbook to start placing college basketball wagers today. The most popular types of NCAAB bets are moneyline, parlay, and futures bets.

Can I wager on NCAA basketball games using my smartphone?

Top online sportsbooks let you wager on college basketball using your smartphone.

Some sites may even have a mobile sports betting app to enable quick access to various wagering options. Other providers allow you to place bets by accessing your account via your preferred mobile browser.