Oral Roberts Golden Eagles

The Golden Eagles lost 13 games in a row in the middle of 2025-26, every one of them priced, costing 13 units at one unit a game. They won once in 14 road games.

Thirteen straight

Oral Roberts went 10-23 in 2025-26. From mid-December into February the Golden Eagles lost 13 consecutive games. Every one had a moneyline, so one unit a game on them lost exactly 13 units; they covered three of the 13. Eleven of those games came with Oral Roberts as the underdog, two as -122 home favorites, against Omaha and North Dakota.

On the road

Away from home the record was 1-13. Backing Oral Roberts to win on the road cost 12.46 units over 14 priced games, a deficit just six Division I sides exceeded. Road covers: 6 of 14. The home record was 7-8 with 5 covers in 12, and neutral floors produced two wins in four and three covers.

As underdogs

The Golden Eagles were underdogs 24 times and won three: Kennesaw State on a neutral floor at +320, 91-83; Montana State at home at +240, 72-68; and Denver at home at +120, 102-80. The underdog moneyline finished 14.20 units down, more than all but 12 Division I teams lost in that role. In six games as favorites they went 4-2, covered four and finished 0.01 units down.

Summit League opponents

Kansas City was beaten three times by Oral Roberts, including a Summit League tournament first-round game, and failed to cover any of them. That win completed a run of four straight before a quarterfinal loss to North Dakota State, which won all three meetings while Oral Roberts covered two.

The total

Oral Roberts games went under 17 times and over 13, with the Golden Eagles scoring 73.33 points a game and allowing 77.52.

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