Stetson Hatters

One unit on the Hatters at home in 2025-26 made 7.88 units over 12 priced games, and only two Division I teams did better at home. Six of those home wins came as underdogs, the longest at +575.

Home dogs that bite

Stetson went 9-5 at home and 8-4 against the spread there, a home cover rate 30 teams beat. Six home wins came as underdogs: Lipscomb 91-83 at +575, Florida Gulf Coast 78-63 at +164, Jacksonville 67-62 at +136, VMI 99-80 at +120, Howard 64-60 at +110 and West Georgia 95-86 at +100.

The road was the bill: 2-14 straight up, the two wins at North Alabama and North Florida, and the 14 priced road moneylines down 7.43 units. Whole-season blind support finished 0.50 units up over 29 games.

A season spent getting points

The Hatters were underdogs 28 times; only eight Division I teams were underdogs more often. They won eight of those games, covered 16 of 28, and the 26 priced underdog moneylines came out 0.20 units down, close to level. Against the spread over the full season: 18 covers in 31, 58.1%.

January

January carried the season: 4-6 straight up, seven covers in ten, 5.32 units won. It opened with a 70-67 win at North Alabama at +370 and took the Lipscomb upset eight days later. Four road losses across January and February still covered, the widest at Austin Peay getting 16.5 and losing by eight.

The opponents

Austin Peay beat Stetson three times, the last in the ASUN quarterfinal, though the Hatters covered two of the three. That quarterfinal came two days after the best neutral-floor result of the season, 92-76 over Eastern Kentucky at +205. North Florida lost both meetings, both covers.

The total

Seventeen of 31 Stetson games stayed under, 54.8%, a middling rate with 110 teams above it.

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