
Wyoming Cowboys
Between a home loss to Grand Canyon and a 62-94 defeat at Utah State, the Cowboys covered one spread in 10 games. Wyoming finished 2025-26 at 18-14 with 14 covers in 31.
Ten games, one cover
In 2025-26 Wyoming played a 10-game stretch that began with a 70-82 home loss to Grand Canyon at -162 and ended with a 62-94 loss at Utah State. The Cowboys went 3-7 in it and covered once, 98-66 over UNLV. Even the wins at Air Force at -1100 and over San José State at -1200 fell short of the number.
Favorite and underdog
As favorites Wyoming went 15-2 and covered 9 of 17; one unit a game made 1.47 units. As underdogs they went 2-12 and covered 5 of 14. Twenty-eight Division I teams covered less often as underdogs, one at the same rate, and the underdog moneyline lost 7.95 units, more than all but 64 teams. The two underdog wins were 70-65 at Grand Canyon at +300 and 83-73 over Nevada at +105.
Home and road
Straight up the Cowboys were 14-4 at home, 3-9 on the road and 1-1 at neutral sites. They covered 9 of 17 at home and 4 of 12 away; on the road that left Wyoming ahead of just 31 Division I programs, level with 12. The road moneyline lost 5.57 units over 12 games, the home one 0.44 over 17.
Mountain West opponents
Boise State won both meetings and covered both. Air Force lost both but covered both. Grand Canyon split, the road win at +300 making the series 2 units of profit. San Diego State and Utah State also won both meetings.
After the season
Wyoming lost its NIT first-round game to Wichita State.
The total
Sixteen overs, 15 unders. The Cowboys scored 77.09 points a game and allowed 72.97.
Questions and answers
How did Wyoming do as an underdog in 2025-26?
2-12 straight up, 5 covers in 14, and a 7.95-unit moneyline loss.
How much better was Wyoming at home than on the road?
Clearly: 14-4 at home against 3-9 on the road, and 9 covers in 17 at home against 4 in 12 away.
How did Wyoming do against Boise State?
0-2 in 2025-26, and 0-2 against the spread.





