Nevada Wolf Pack

Backing the Wolf Pack at home in 2025-26 made 5.33 units, a return only 12 Division I teams beat. On the road the same bet lost 5.22, and Nevada finished almost exactly level.

Home, and the road

Nevada went 22-12, and the record splits sharply by venue. At home the Wolf Pack were 15-2 and covered 10 of 17. Away they were 4-8 and covered half. The moneyline over the whole season came to 0.32 units down across 32 priced games: everything made at home was given back on the road.

Two home wins as underdogs carried most of that profit. Boise State lost 81-66 there in December with the Wolf Pack at +136, and Utah State 80-77 in February at +195. The one costly home loss was early: UC Davis won 75-71 on 18 November, Nevada at -1200.

San José State, both ways

The same opponent shows the split. Nevada beat San José State 87-54 at home at -2100, then lost 87-71 at San José State four weeks later at -700. The regular season ended the same way: road losses at UNLV, 85-83 on 28 February, and at Wyoming, 83-73 on 3 March, both with Nevada at -125.

Getting points

As underdogs the Wolf Pack covered 9 of 13 and won six; Nevada’s rate getting points trailed 33 teams and tied one. As favorites they won 16 of 21 and covered ten. December was the clean month, 5-0 and 4.29 units.

How it ended

In the Mountain West tournament Nevada beat Air Force 80-45 and Grand Canyon 84-80 at +154, then lost the semifinal 79-66 to Utah State, which won two of the three meetings. In the NIT the Wolf Pack beat Murray State and Liberty and lost the quarterfinal to Auburn.

Nineteen of 34 totals went over, with Nevada scoring 75.94 a game and allowing 71.59.

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