Charlotte 49ers

The 49ers made all of their 2025-26 money in one month: 7-1 in January, six covers in eight, 6.17 units. Across the other four months, backing Charlotte to win lost 9.85 units.

January, and the rest

Charlotte went 7-1 in January 2026 and covered six of the eight spreads. One unit on the 49ers to win each of those games returned 6.17, and the season’s best price landed inside it: a 104-100 home win over Wichita State on 3 January at +220.

November lost 4.4 units, December 1.84, February 2.35 and March 1.26: 9.85 given back. Over the 33 games with a moneyline the 49ers finished 3.68 units down.

17 covers in 32

Charlotte covered 17 spreads and missed 15; Shaw and Richmond were played with no spread posted. As favorites the 49ers won 11 of 14, covered 9 and made 2.57 units on the moneyline, a figure 33 Division I teams beat. As underdogs they won 5 of 19 and covered 8 of 18; a unit on them each time lost 6.26.

Home and away

Straight up Charlotte were 11-6 at home, 4-8 away and 2-3 at neutral sites. The 12 priced road games lost 4.21 units. The costliest result came at home, though: UTSA won 88-79 on 15 February with Charlotte priced at -1200, after the 49ers had beaten them 74-58 on the road on 7 January.

The American Conference

Tulane and East Carolina lost twice each to Charlotte, and all four were covered, the second Tulane win coming 74-60 in the conference tournament. South Florida won both meetings by 22 or more, the last 86-64 in the semifinal, and Tulsa won both of theirs.

The total

Nineteen overs and 14 unders in 33 games with a posted total, a 57.6% over rate; 48 Division I sides beat that figure and ten matched it, so there is no lean in it.

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