Uc Davis Aggies

Backing the Aggies blind in 2025-26 made 7.51 units over 30 priced games, and only 26 Division I teams returned more. It paid from both sides of the line: 3.45 units as favorites, 4.06 as underdogs.

Profit both ways

UC Davis went 19-14. As favorites they were 11-2, covered 9 of 13 and made 3.45 units on the moneyline; only 17 teams made more as favorites. As underdogs they were 6-11 but the prices carried it: the 17 underdog moneylines returned 4.06 units.

The longest of those prices came on 18 November, 75-71 at Nevada at +700, the bulk of a 6.38-unit November. The rest came in smaller pieces: 93-83 at Idaho State (+190), 93-86 at UC Santa Barbara (+164), 75-72 over UC Irvine (+142).

Home and road

Both halves made money: 2.46 units on 14 priced home games, 4.35 on 14 priced road games. Against the spread the Aggies covered 9 of 14 at home and 7 of 14 away, 17 of 30 overall. The one expensive slip was at home on 3 January: 79-81 to Cal State Bakersfield at -535, the shortest price the Aggies lost at all season. The only other loss as a favorite came at Cal Poly, 78-84 at -115; at Cal State Fullerton the Aggies lost 92-93 while priced -102 and getting 1.5 points.

UC Santa Barbara, three times

UC Santa Barbara met them three times and lost all three, every one as the favorite, every one a UC Davis cover: 4.74 units, the last 79-73 in the Big West first round at +170. UC San Diego was the opposite, 0-2 with no covers. Cal State Fullerton won two of three, the last ending the Aggies’ Big West tournament in the quarterfinal, 70-82.

The total

Seventeen overs and 13 unders, 56.7% over; 63 teams went over more often.

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