Central Connecticut Blue Devils
Two November upsets, at Boston College at +1300 and at Rutgers at +1100, made the Blue Devils’ moneyline one of the best in Division I in 2025-26: 18.07 units, behind only six teams. Our Central Connecticut predictions are above; the rest of the season is below.
Two prices, 24 units
On 11 November Central Connecticut won 60-59 at Boston College getting 17.5, at +1300. Ten days later it won 67-54 at Rutgers getting 15.5, at +1100. Those two games returned 24 units; the other 25 priced games lost 5.93 between them.
November finished at 22.0 units for the month. Two other early road games were covered without a win: 77-84 at Massachusetts getting 12.5 and, in December, 61-77 at Seton Hall getting 18.5. On the road the moneyline made 19.89 over 16 games, a total only five teams beat; as an underdog it made 18.95 over 11, with four teams ahead and one level.
Home and road against the spread
The Blue Devils covered 11 of 16 away from home; only 29 teams had a better road rate. At home it was 3 of 11, and only 23 teams were lower. Home losses as favorites included 70-84 to Fairfield at -250 and 66-76 to Fairleigh Dickinson at -345.
The season
Central Connecticut went 18-12 and covered 14 of 27 lined games. February brought seven wins in eight. The season ended at home, 60-70 to Wagner at -185 in the Northeast Conference quarterfinal, the third meeting of the year. Long Island won both its games against the Blue Devils.
Fifteen of 28 priced totals went over.
Questions and answers
What were Central Connecticut’s biggest upsets in 2025-26?
60-59 at Boston College at +1300 and 67-54 at Rutgers at +1100, both in November.
Does Central Connecticut cover at home?
Rarely: 3 covers in 11 home games, a rate only 23 Division I teams fell below.
Did the Central Connecticut moneyline make money?
18.07 units over 27 priced games; without the two November upsets, the rest lost 5.93.
