New Hampshire Wildcats

The Wildcats won one road game in 17 in 2025-26, and only two Division I teams lost more backing their road moneylines. February finished it: seven games, seven losses, not one cover.

The road

New Hampshire went 8-5 at home and 1-16 away. The one road win came at Maine on 19 January, 65-48 as a +114 underdog. One unit on the Wildcats in each of their 17 priced road games lost 14.86 units; only two of 365 Division I teams did worse there.

Over the season, one unit on every one of the 28 posted moneylines finished 15.18 units down, and only eight teams cost a blind backer more.

February: 0-7, 0-7

The month read 0-7 straight up and 0-7 against the spread, 7.00 units gone. Three of those losses came as favorites by a single possession or two: 70-76 at home to NJIT at -148, 58-61 at home to Maine at -162, and 63-65 at Binghamton at -155.

Against the spread

The full season was 12 covers in 28 lined games, 42.9%. The road covers came early: six of the eight landed before New Year, and seven of the nine road misses after it. The early trips covered at Harvard, George Mason, Saint Louis and Nebraska, each loss by double digits against spreads of 15.5 or more. At home they covered 4 of 11, a rate only 55 teams fell below.

Favorite or underdog

As favorites the Wildcats went 5-4 and covered three of nine. As underdogs they won 2 of 19, and those 19 moneylines cost 13.91 units.

The opponents

UMBC beat them three times, the last in the America East quarterfinal at +800, 69-84. Vermont and NJIT won both meetings, and neither was covered.

The total

Overs 15, unders 13, across 28 posted totals: no lean worth taking.

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