San Diego State Aztecs

One unit on the Aztecs in every priced game of 2025 returned 5.74, a figure only seven FBS teams beat. San Diego State football covered all five home games that had a line, and eight of its 11 totals went under.

A moneyline that paid

San Diego State’s 2025 regular season finished 9-3, and backing the Aztecs blind on the moneyline returned 5.74 units over 11 priced games; seven FBS teams did better. Most of it came at home, 5.86 units from six games, behind only four FBS teams. As favorites the Aztecs made 2.74 from nine priced games, which only three FBS teams topped.

The single biggest return was the 34-0 win over California at +400, getting 13.5: 4.0 units, more than September’s 3.83 as a whole.

Against the spread

Eight covers in 11 lined games, 72.7%; ten FBS teams covered more often and one matched. At home the record was 5-0 against the line, a perfect rate shared with three other FBS teams. October went 3-0 both ways. The three losses were 36-13 at Washington State at +105, 38-6 at Hawai’i at -250 and 23-17 at New Mexico at -1.5.

Low totals

The Aztecs allowed 12.58 points a game, fewer than all but four FBS teams, and shut out three opponents, including Fresno State 23-0 on the road. Of 11 lined totals, eight stayed under, 72.7%; only five FBS teams went under more often. They scored 24.67 a game.

The season ended with a 49-47 loss to North Texas in the New Mexico Bowl.

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