UTSA Roadrunners

The Roadrunners lost all 11 home games that carried a moneyline in 2025-26, a run only one Division I team finished below on the home moneyline. Their best day came on the road: a +750 win at Charlotte on 15 February.

No priced home win

UTSA went 5-25; only seven Division I teams finished with a lower win rate. At home the Roadrunners were 2-12, and both wins came in the two games with no line, against College of Biblical Studies and Southwestern Christian. In the 11 home games with a moneyline they lost 11 times: 11 units gone, a figure only one Division I team finished below, with one more level.

The spread held up better

They covered 10 of 28 lined games, 35.7%. In San Antonio the Roadrunners covered five times and missed seven. Away from home they managed 4 covers in 14; just 13 programs in Division I posted a weaker road rate, with three tied.

Seventeen in a row

From a 58-82 home loss to South Alabama on 30 November to a 72-88 defeat at East Carolina on 11 February, UTSA lost 17 straight. December went 0-5 and January 0-8, eight units lost in that month alone. The run ended at Charlotte on 15 February: 88-79 as 13.5-point underdogs at +750, worth 7.5 units on one ticket and enough to leave February 1.5 units up on a 1-6 month.

Priced as the underdog

The Roadrunners were underdogs 27 times and favored once, a 60-77 home loss to SIU Edwardsville at -300 in their second game. Backing them across all 26 priced games cost 12.45 units. The other two underdog wins came at +160 at Denver, 84-79, and +145 against Georgia Southern at the Jacksonville Classic, 77-64.

The total

UTSA games stayed under 15 times and went over 13: too close for a lean.

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