Cal v. Presbyterian College Basketball 2025 Betting Odds and Lines
The California Golden Bears are big favorites against the Presbyterian Blue Hose, according to the latest odds
The California Golden Bears are favorites to beat the Presbyterian Blue Hose, according to the latest men’s college basketball lines and odds offered by sportsbooks.
Cal v. Presbyterian college basketball betting pick, odds and lines: Who is favored to win?
According to data independently collected by Write for California, the latest college basketball betting odds for Cal v. Presbyterian is a consensus Cal -20.5, as of Tuesday morning.
The Cal -20.5 line implies the California Golden Bears are about 21 point favorites over the Presbyterian Blue Hose.
According to data independently collected by Write for California, the latest point total for Cal v. Presbyterian college basketball “over-or-under” total score bets is a consensus 146.5 points, as of Tuesday morning.
The Cal -20.5 line and 146.5-point total imply the California Golden Bears will defeat the Presbyterian Blue Hose with a scoreline of about 84-63.
According to data independently collected by Write for California, the latest Cal v. Presbyterian college basketball “moneyline” ranges between Cal -4000 and Cal -5000 and Presbyterian +1300 and Presbyterian +1500, as of Tuesday morning.
Moneyline bets pay out based on the Cal v. Presbyterian Blue Hose college basketball game’s result, regardless of any point “spread” handicap or margin of victory.
A bet on Cal’s most favorable moneyline of Cal -4000 requires a $4,000 wager to win a $100 profit, while a wager on Presbyterian’s most favorable moneyline of Presbyterian +1500 pays a $1,500 profit on a $100 bet.
Cal v. Presbyterian college basketball: What you should know
The California Golden Bears and Presbyterian Blue Hose have never met on the basketball court.
This past weekend, the California Golden Bears had their last-minute comeback bid foiled by the Kansas State Wildcats in Manhattan, Kansas. Cal lost in a close 96-99 loss, even after trailing by as many as 25 points at Kansas State. Similarly, the Presbyterian Blue Hose also lost a tight game in its last game at Sacramento State, 62-64.
The California Golden Bears currently have a 3-1 record, while the Presbyterian Blue Hose are 3-3.
The California Golden Bears are 3-1 against the spread in the 2025 men’s college basketball season. The Presbyterian Blue Hose are 3-2 against the spread this season.
Cal has had two “over” and two “under” games by total score in the 2025 men’s college basketball season. The Presbyterian Blue Hose have had one “over” game and four “under” results so far this season.
According to Vegas Insider, which analyzes and aggregates sportsbooks’ offered odds and lines, the Cal v. Presbyterian men’s college basketball line opened Monday at about Cal -19.5.
Vegas Insider reports the Cal v. Presbyterian total for “over-or-under” score bets opened at 146.5 points, unchanged from the total as of Tuesday morning.
According to Vegas Insider’s analysis, 72% of bets on the Cal v. Presbyterian men’s college basketball game with a point spread have been on the Presbyterian Blue Hose, totaling 71% of all dollars wagered with a point-handicap.
Vegas Insider notes 91% of Cal v. Presbyterian moneyline bets and 97% of all money wagered on the moneyline have been on the favorites, the California Golden Bears.
According to Vegas Insider, 67% of Cal v. Presbyterian total-score bets have been on the “over,” and 71% of all money wagered on the total score has been placed on an “over” result.
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Oh I remember the Blue Hose! Didn’t we play them in football a while back?
Legend has it they were named after the founder of the university strangled a hooker. The E was added after an uprising from the boosters.
Just.So.Desparate.For.Big.Game.Content. I mean these junior uni students thought it wise to make an axe!? their trophy? It can be fairly argued that their prior (racist) name had nothing to do with chopping down trees, but if we're being honest, it kind of did because our forebearers (and current bearers) are cutting down the world.