Towson Tigers

The Tigers gave up 66.12 points a game in 2025-26, and only 20 Division I teams allowed fewer; 20 of their 32 totals stayed under. Towson won 11 of 14 at home and 3 of 13 on the road.

Low scores, both ways

Towson games were short on points. The Tigers scored 69.24 a game and allowed 66.12. Twenty of 32 lined totals went under, and only 32 teams stayed under more often, with three more level. The totals were already low: 28 of the 32 sat between 130.5 and 145.5, and a 59-58 home win over Drexel in January still stayed under 124.5.

Home wins, few covers

At home Towson went 11-3, and covered only 5 of 12 lined games. Laying points in their own building, the Tigers kept winning by less than the number: 58-56 over Elon at -5.5, 71-67 over Campbell at -4.5. The worst home night was 62-48 to Monmouth on 3 January, Towson at -395.

Away it was 3-10 with five covers, and the moneyline lost 7.27 units in 13 road games. Over the season it finished 4.36 units down across 32 priced games. The loss split almost evenly by role, 2.16 units as favorites and 2.2 as underdogs. Favored 20 times, Towson won 13 and covered 8. Two road losses came at short prices, 63-62 at Hampton at -298 on 31 December and 80-73 at North Carolina A&T at -340.

Neutral courts

The Tigers were 5-2 at neutral sites and covered five. Two of those wins came as underdogs in November, 62-55 over Rhode Island at +125 and 72-69 over Liberty at +205. In the CAA tournament they beat Hampton, then Charleston 81-56 at +136.

Hofstra, three times

Hofstra beat Towson three times, the last 68-65 in the CAA semifinal on 9 March. Towson covered only that one, getting 4.5 points; the first two meetings were lost by 11 and 22.

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