Pacific Tigers
The Tigers were two different bets in 2025-26: 15-3 as favorites, with 2.91 units made, and 1-12 as underdogs, with 11.02 units lost. Twenty of their 31 totals stayed under.
Laying points
Pacific was favored 18 times, won 15 and covered 12, a 66.7% rate that left only 30 teams ahead of it. The 18 favorite moneylines made 2.91 units, a return only 24 teams beat. The neutral-floor wins at the Sunshine Slam, 86-58 over Stony Brook and 68-53 over Jacksonville, were both covers.
Getting points
As underdogs the Tigers won once in 13, and that win, 81-64 at Oregon State while getting 1.5, came at a -102 moneyline. The 13 underdog moneylines lost 11.02 units; only 29 teams lost more there. They covered five of the 13, among them losses at Nevada (77-78, +13.5) and Gonzaga (62-71, +22.5).
The road
The underdog games were mostly road games: 4-11 away, and the 15 priced road moneylines lost 8.97 units, with only 26 teams worse. At home Pacific won 11 of 14 and covered half of its 12 lined games.
February
February went 2-5, three covers in seven, 4.32 units lost, including home losses to Santa Clara and to San Francisco at -175.
The under
Pacific allowed 68.82 a game, 54 teams fewer, and 20 of 31 totals stayed under, 64.5%; 24 teams had a higher under rate. Six of the seven November totals went under, the first of them a 69-66 home win over Long Beach State at -12.5.
The opponents
Santa Clara beat Pacific three times out of three, ending its WCC tournament in the quarterfinal, 76-68, though Pacific covered that one at +9.5. San Francisco won both. Seattle U lost twice, both covers, the second in the WCC third round.
Questions and answers
How did Pacific do as a favorite in 2025-26?
Fifteen wins in 18, 12 covers, and 2.91 units on the moneyline.
Should you take the Tigers getting points?
The 2025-26 record says no: one win in 13 and 11.02 units lost.
Do Pacific games go under?
Twenty of 31 went under in 2025-26, 64.5%.
