Central Connecticut Blue Devils

Two November upsets, at Boston College at +1300 and at Rutgers at +1100, made the Blue Devils’ moneyline one of the best in Division I in 2025-26: 18.07 units, behind only six teams. Our Central Connecticut predictions are above; the rest of the season is below.

Two prices, 24 units

On 11 November Central Connecticut won 60-59 at Boston College getting 17.5, at +1300. Ten days later it won 67-54 at Rutgers getting 15.5, at +1100. Those two games returned 24 units; the other 25 priced games lost 5.93 between them.

November finished at 22.0 units for the month. Two other early road games were covered without a win: 77-84 at Massachusetts getting 12.5 and, in December, 61-77 at Seton Hall getting 18.5. On the road the moneyline made 19.89 over 16 games, a total only five teams beat; as an underdog it made 18.95 over 11, with four teams ahead and one level.

Home and road against the spread

The Blue Devils covered 11 of 16 away from home; only 29 teams had a better road rate. At home it was 3 of 11, and only 23 teams were lower. Home losses as favorites included 70-84 to Fairfield at -250 and 66-76 to Fairleigh Dickinson at -345.

The season

Central Connecticut went 18-12 and covered 14 of 27 lined games. February brought seven wins in eight. The season ended at home, 60-70 to Wagner at -185 in the Northeast Conference quarterfinal, the third meeting of the year. Long Island won both its games against the Blue Devils.

Fifteen of 28 priced totals went over.

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