TEXAS Odds: Schedule, Matchups, & Stats

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Texas Schedule

Date Opp Close Result ATS/OU
Nov 4, 2024 Ohio State -2 / 147 Lost 72-80 Lost / Over
Nov 8, 2024 Houston Christian -33.5 / 149 Won 90-59 Lost / Push
Nov 12, 2024 Chicago State -31 / 147.5 Won 105-58 Won / Over
Nov 16, 2024 Mississippi Valley State -43 / 141 Won 89-43 Won / Under
Nov 21, 2024 @Syracuse -10.5 / 155.5 Won 70-66 Lost / Under
Nov 22, 2024 @Saint Joseph's -7.5 / 149.5 Won 67-58 Won / Under
Nov 29, 2024 Delaware State -34.5 / 141.5 Won 90-68 Lost / Over
Dec 4, 2024 @North Carolina State -2.5 / 147.5 Won 63-59 Won / Under
Dec 8, 2024 Connecticut -1.5 / 141 Lost 65-76 Lost / Push
Dec 12, 2024 New Mexico State - / 8:00 PM ET
Dec 15, 2024 UAPB - / 3:00 PM ET
Dec 19, 2024 New Orleans - / 8:00 PM ET
Dec 29, 2024 Northwestern State - / 12:00 PM ET
Jan 4, 2025 @Texas A&M - / 8:00 PM ET
Jan 7, 2025 Auburn - / 9:00 PM ET
Jan 11, 2025 Tennessee - / 6:00 PM ET
Jan 15, 2025 @Oklahoma - / 10:00 PM ET
Jan 18, 2025 @Florida - / 12:00 AM ET
Jan 21, 2025 Missouri - / 9:00 PM ET
Jan 25, 2025 @Texas A&M - / 2:30 PM ET
Jan 29, 2025 @Ole Miss - / 9:00 PM ET
Feb 1, 2025 @LSU - / 6:00 PM ET
Feb 5, 2025 Arkansas - / 9:00 PM ET
Feb 8, 2025 @Vanderbilt - / 1:00 PM ET
Feb 11, 2025 Alabama - / 9:00 PM ET
Feb 15, 2025 Kentucky - / 8:00 PM ET
Feb 22, 2025 @South Carolina - / 8:30 PM ET
Feb 26, 2025 @Arkansas - / 9:00 PM ET
Mar 1, 2025 Georgia - / 8:00 PM ET
Mar 4, 2025 @Mississippi State - / 8:00 PM ET
Mar 8, 2025 Oklahoma - / 8:00 PM ET

Betting on the Texas Longhorns

The Texas Longhorns have quickly reinserted themselves into the Big 12 and national title conversation.

That, in combination with the massive Texas brand, makes the Longhorns an enticing team to bet on.

Texas Longhorns Men’s Basketball History

Overall, Texas’ basketball program has left fans with a lot to be desired. In a state with a vast talent pool and at a university with a huge budget, the Longhorns have mustered just three Final Fours and zero championships.

The good news is that the program is trending upward.

In its early years, Texas made sporadic appearances and runs in the NCAA Tournament, but it was never a consistent contender.

In the ‘90s, that began to change with Coach Tommy Penders. Although Penders never quite turned the Longhorns into true national title threats, he took them to the Big Dance in 8 of his 10 seasons.

Rick Barnes took over at Texas in 1998 and helped the program take another step forward.

In his fifth season, Barnes and point guard T.J. Ford led the Longhorns to a 1-seed and their first Final Four since 1947.

Unfortunately for Texas, they ran into Carmelo Anthony and eventual national champion Syracuse in the semifinals.

Barnes would make two more Elite 8 appearances with the Longhorns, but perhaps his most talented team was one that got bounced in the second round of the tournament.

In 2007, NBA superstar Kevin Durant played his lone college season in Austin and racked up averages of 26 points and 11 rebounds. Despite Durant’s historic season, he and D.J. Augustin couldn’t lead Texas back to the Final Four.

When Barnes left, Shaka Smart was supposed to be Texas’ saving grace, but it never worked out. The Longhorns never made it past the first round of the NCAA Tournament with Smart at the helm.

Betting on the Longhorns in Texas

Retail and online sports betting are illegal in the Lone Star State, and they will be until at least 2023.

Unfortunately, the 2021 Texas legislative session ended before any real progress was made toward legalizing sports betting. The next session does not begin until January 2023.

Despite the slow legalization process, many prominent Texans – including Dallas Mavericks’ owner Mark Cuban and Houston Rockets’ owner Tilman Fertitta – support the initiative and believe it will get passed.

Longhorns fans patiently waiting to bet on their team can expect something like this if sports betting does go live in Texas at some point:

·        Texas -7.5

·        Oklahoma +7.5

In this instance, Texas backers need the Longhorns to beat the Sooners by at least 8 points. If Texas wins the game by fewer than 8, or if they lose, Texas backers will lose their wager.