Wyoming vs Texas Tech

Texas Tech’s 43-game nonconference home winning streak and 4-0 home start, combined with JT Toppin’s dominant two-way form and his 24-point, 12-rebound demolition of Wyoming in last year’s 96-49 matchup, make the Red Raiders the only realistic moneyline side despite Wyoming’s impressive 6-1 start and current two-game winning streak. With Christian Anderson running the offense at an elite level and the Cowboys still unproven on the road (0-1 away) against this caliber of opponent, Texas Tech’s massive talent edge and proven depth — even with forward Josiah Moseley questionable and Wyoming reporting no key injuries — should carry them straight up far more often than not, but the extreme -10000 price limits upside and keeps this from elite value territory, hence the B grade. Odds and availability are subject to change. This bet was made at 30/11/2025 09:37am

Wyoming’s up-tempo offense (87 points per game) and efficient shooting have helped inflate this total, but Texas Tech’s ability to control tempo at home, their length at the rim with Toppin and rim-protector Luke Bamgboye, and last season’s 96-49 meeting (145 total points) all tilt this matchup slightly toward the Under 154.5. The Red Raiders’ recent step-up games against high-major opponents have tended to land closer to the mid-140s to low-150s, and a likely double-digit Texas Tech lead — given their 5-2 record and 4-0 home mark versus Wyoming’s 0-1 road record — raises the risk of a slower, substitution-heavy final stretch that bleeds clock rather than trading fast-break threes. Factoring in both teams’ current winning streaks, the lack of major scoring injuries, and projection models that lean to a combined score in the low 150s, the Under gets a B+ as a moderately strong edge with solid but not spectacular value. Odds and availability are subject to change. This bet was made at 30/11/2025 09:37am

Leland Walker and the revamped Wyoming backcourt, bolstered by high-usage scorers like Khaden Bennett, Nasir Meyer, and transfer guard DeMarion Dennis, give the Cowboys enough offensive punch and rebounding (nearly 44 boards per game) to be live to stay within +21 despite Texas Tech’s clear superiority. The Red Raiders’ recent ATS profile has lagged behind their straight-up success, with a mix of double-digit wins that often fall short of huge numbers, while Wyoming rides a 6-1 start and W2 streak into Lubbock with no listed injuries against a Tech team that still has forward Josiah Moseley on the injury report and recently worked star big man JT Toppin back from a lower-body issue. Given last season’s 47-point avalanche and Tech’s elite home history there is definite blowout risk, but the market has already stretched this spread on name value and home dominance; with a more competitive Wyoming roster and some backdoor-cover potential if Texas Tech eases off late, grabbing the Cowboys +21 earns a B as a slightly positive-value position with meaningful variance. Odds and availability are subject to change. This bet was made at 30/11/2025 09:37am