Drexel Dragons

The Dragons beat the home spread 11 times in 15 in 2025-26; twelve programs did it more often and two matched them. January was the standout month: seven covers in eight games.

Home floor

In a Drexel home game the spread has been the Dragons’ friend. They went 12-4 at home, covered 11 of 15 lined games, 73.3%, and one unit on each of the 14 priced home moneylines made 3.72 units. Thirty-three Division I teams made more at home.

Away from home the picture flips. Four wins in 14, 7 covers in 14, and the road moneyline lost 4.95.

January

Drexel started 4-4 with two covers in seven November spreads and 2.96 units gone. January then went 6-2 straight up and 7-1 against the spread, 3.28 units on the moneyline. The season’s two longest winning prices came on the road in or just after that run: 73-51 at Monmouth at +200 on 15 January, and 82-77 at Elon at +170 on 7 February.

A low-scoring team

Drexel scored 68.09 points a game; only 31 Division I teams scored fewer. It allowed 67.3, and 30 allowed fewer. Eighteen of 32 totals went under.

Favorite and underdog

As favorites the Dragons won 11 of 15 and covered nine; the favorite moneylines made 1.92 units. As underdogs they covered 10 of 17 but won only five, and those prices lost 4.64.

Opponents

Against Northeastern Drexel was perfect: three meetings, three wins, three covers, the third of them in the CAA tournament. Monmouth went the other way after that January rout, winning 93-73 at Drexel with the Dragons -112 favorites, and then ending Drexel’s season in the CAA quarterfinal. The three Big 5 Classic games, against Saint Joseph’s, Penn and La Salle, were all defeats.

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