NFL
NCAAF
MLB
NBA
NCAAB
NHL
CFL
WNBA
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o/u Margin
Off
| Team | 1 | 2 | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| TOL | - | - | 65 |
| PFW | - | - | 78 |
Toledo @ Purdue Fort Wayne
Niagara @ Buffalo
Yale @ Bryant
Kentucky Christian @ Eastern Kentucky
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Rhode Island @ Northeastern
Maine @ Massachusetts
Detroit Mercy @ Western Michigan
Delaware @ Hampton
Loyola-Maryland @ George Mason
Towson @ George Washington
Hofstra @ Binghamton
Western Kentucky @ Bowling Green
San Francisco @ Louisville
Air Force @ Wright St.
Providence @ Boston College
Villanova @ Pennsylvania
Hartford @ Sacred Heart
Minnesota @ Saint Joseph's
Seton Hall @ Arkansas (N)
Delaware State @ Pittsburgh
Manhattan @ Fordham
Brigham Young @ Vermont
NJIT @ Lafayette
Princeton @ Monmouth-NJ
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o/u Margin
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| Team | 1 | 2 | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| PRIN | 37 | 27 | 64 |
| MONM | 24 | 37 | 61 |
North Carolina @ Evansville
Voorhees @ South Carolina State
VMI @ VCU
MD Baltimore County @ Rider
NC-Greensboro @ Maryland
Fairleigh Dickinson @ Connecticut
Loyola (N.O.) @ Nicholls State
Iona @ LIU Brooklyn
Culver-Stockton @ Western Illinois
Mayville State @ South Dakota State
SIU - Edwardsville @ Loyola-Chicago
Prairie View A&M @ Texas A&M
Drake @ Eastern Michigan
Alcorn St. @ Nebraska
Texas Christian @ Texas Tech
Tenn-Martin @ Central Arkansas
Oakland @ Illinois
Ball St. @ Eastern Illinois
Duquesne @ Green Bay
High Point @ Tennessee Tech
North Texas @ Sam Houston St.
DePaul @ Indiana St.
Utah Valley @ UMKC
Ohio @ Illinois St.
SE Missouri St. @ Southern Illinois
Wis.-Milwaukee @ Wisconsin
CSU Fullerton @ Arizona
Texas Rio Grande Valley @ Northern Arizona
Oklahoma State @ Tulsa
Bradley @ Duke
Vanderbilt @ Missouri
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o/u Margin
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| Team | 1 | 2 | OT | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VAN | 37 | 35 | 10 | 82 |
| MIZZ | 40 | 32 | 13 | 85 |
Notre Dame @ Kentucky (N)
Denver @ St. Mary's
Boise St. @ UNLV
Colorado St. @ Colorado
San Diego St. @ California
Gonzaga @ Washington St.
College Basketball Scores and Matchups
This page serves as the foundational platform for NCAAB bettors to initiate their handicapping process. It is where you delve into essential betting data that will shape your decision-making.
Presented here are all forthcoming matchups, coupled with live scores and outcomes. Before the game, bettors can view odds for each matchup and upon the game's conclusion, we give you a glance over the scores, fractionated by quarter.
What are the main types of bets for college basketball matchups?
After deciding your bets, the next step of the process involves scouring legal betting sites for the most favorable lines via our college basketball odds comparison tool. This platform reveals the odds for each game's point spread, moneyline, and total. Point spread betting is gambling on the predictive point gap between the two teams, while moneyline betting entails wagering on the team that is expected to triumph. Totals or Over/Under betting involves staking Over or Under on the amalgamated point total estimated to be scored in a specific game.
Covers also have March Madness odds from a full suite of the best March Madness betting sites!
Why use Covers NCAAB Scoreboard
Covers’ NCAAB scoreboard is a great place for bettors to start researching their college basketball picks.
The live and up-to-date odds come from the absolute best basketball betting sites and the matchup pages are a gateway into a huge array of NCAAB stats. Whether you are betting on the tournament or looking for a good matchup to use a new March Madness betting promos or sportsbook promo with, this page is where you need to start!
How frequently is the NCAAB scoreboard updated?
Our live scores update in real-time, and our pre-games odds are refreshed every five minutes, so you see the best odds for betting on upcoming NCAAB games.
FAQs
College basketball matchups are determined through a combination of league mandates and independently scheduled games, typically resulting in about 30-35 games in a season.
Injuries can significantly impact college basketball matchups and betting odds, as the loss of key players can drastically alter a team's competitive level.
The average score of a college basketball game varies widely but tends to be lower than professional games, typically falling somewhere in the 60s or 70s per team.
