Tulane Green Wave

Backing the Green Wave on the road in 2025-26 made 5.69 units across 10 priced games; only 34 Division I teams made more there. At home the same bet lost 3.78 units.

Two different teams

Away from New Orleans, Tulane went 6-4 straight up and covered 6 of 10. At home it went 10-8 and covered 6 of 16, 37.5%. On the moneyline the road returned 56.9 cents per unit staked; the home games cost 25.2, and only 53 Division I teams lost more on their home moneylines.

Three road upsets carried it: 78-76 at Memphis at +360, 77-71 at North Texas at +235 and 55-54 at UAB at +230, all in February.

February

That month was the season for a backer: 5-2, five covers in seven, 7.46 units. January, with a 2-5 record, had lost 3.29.

The shortest-priced defeat came early, at home: an 85-63 loss to New Orleans on 14 November at -900.

Against the spread

Over 33 games Tulane finished 18-15 and beat the number 14 times in 31 lined games, 45.2%. As underdogs they won 6 of 19 and covered 8; one unit on each of those 19 finished 0.39 down, close to level. As favorites they won 10 of 12 and covered half; one unit on each of the 11 priced favorite games made 2.24 units, a figure only 41 Division I teams beat.

Memphis

Three meetings, two Tulane wins, three covers and 4.24 units, the best return from any opponent. Charlotte and South Florida went the other way: two games each, two Tulane losses each, no covers. Charlotte’s second win ended Tulane’s American Conference tournament on 12 March.

The total

Nineteen unders against 13 overs, 59.4%. Fifty-five Division I teams went under more often, so the lean is real but not extreme.

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