
West Virginia Mountaineers
Nine times in 2025 the Mountaineers took points, and five times they covered, two of them by winning outright at +240 and +425. West Virginia finished 4-8 and 6-6 against the spread.
Nine times the underdog
Nine underdog games put West Virginia behind 12 FBS teams on that count and level with 14. Straight up it went 2-7 in those games, against the spread 5-4. The two wins: 31-24 over Pittsburgh at +240, and 45-35 at Houston at +425, which alone paid 4.25 units. Eight of the nine had a price, and they netted 0.65.
The three covers in defeat came against big lines: 24-38 at BYU at +19.5, 17-23 against TCU at +16.5 and 23-25 at Arizona State at +9.5.
Three times the favorite
One cover in three. Robert Morris fell short of a 43.5-point line, 45-3; the loss was 10-17 at Ohio at -3.5; the cover was 29-22 over Colorado at -6.5.
The months
September and October gave back 3.6 units between them, with one win in seven games. November returned 3.65, from Houston and Colorado, and three covers in four. The season ended 0-49 against Texas Tech at +24.5.
Points and the total
West Virginia scored 21.75 a game, more than only 27 FBS teams, and allowed 30.83, which 22 teams exceeded. Six games went over and six under, so we find no lean in the total.
Questions and answers
Should West Virginia be backed when getting points?
In 2025 it covered five of nine as the underdog and won two outright; the eight priced underdog games returned 0.65 units.
What was West Virginia’s 2025 cover record?
6-6, against a 4-8 record straight up.
Is there a total lean on West Virginia?
None in 2025: six overs, six unders.












