
VMI Keydets
The Keydets lost their final 17 games of 2025-26, from 7 January through the Southern Conference tournament. Backing VMI in all 29 priced games lost 21.81 units, and only Air Force lost more.
The moneyline
VMI went 6-26, its longest win streak two games. As an underdog, 26 times, it won twice: 86-70 over Loyola Maryland at +130 in December and 79-71 over Chattanooga at +220 on 3 January, the last win of the season. Favored only three times, VMI won one of them, on the road in November. The underdog moneylines lost 20.5 units; two Division I teams lost more that way.
Two home covers in eleven
At home the Keydets covered 2 of 11, 18.2%; two teams were lower and two matched it. On the road they covered 7 of 15, mostly inside big numbers: 82-57 at UCF getting 25.5, 95-81 at Mercer getting 18.5, 81-67 at East Tennessee State getting 16.5, 82-76 at Wofford getting 13.5.
For the season VMI covered 9 of 28, 32.1%; five Division I teams covered less often and three matched it.
The streak
The 17 straight defeats began at East Tennessee State on 7 January. February went 0-8 with two covers and cost 8.0 units. Six straight spread misses ran from 10 to 29 January.
Opponents
UNC Greensboro won all three meetings, the last 84-70 in the Southern Conference tournament, and VMI covered none. Chattanooga was the only opponent met twice that VMI beat; it covered both of those games. The Citadel won twice, once at VMI with the Keydets favored at -258.
The total
VMI allowed 80.0 points a game, and only 34 Division I teams allowed more, yet 16 games went under and 13 over. All three games on neutral floors stayed under. There is no total angle in that split.
Questions and answers
How did VMI finish 2025-26?
With 17 straight defeats from 7 January, the last in the Southern Conference tournament.
How much did backing VMI cost in 2025-26?
21.81 units over 29 priced games; one Division I team lost more.
Where did VMI cover, home or away?
Mostly away: 7 of 15 road spreads, against 2 of 11 at home.







