The San Diego Toreros (4-23, 1-13 WCC) will try to end a 13-game losing streak when they host the San Francisco Dons (20-7, 10-4 WCC) at 10:00 PM ET on Saturday, February 15, 2025 at Jenny Craig Pavilion. The game airs on ESPN+. In this preview, we dig into the San Francisco vs. San Diego odds and lines around this game.
The Dons enter their matchup against the Toreros as double-digit favorites. The Dons are favored by 12.5 points. The point total for the game is set at 150.5.
San Francisco’s record against the spread so far this season is 13-12-0, and San Diego’s is 13-13-0. In terms of hitting the over, games involving the Dons are 11-13-1 and the Toreros are 13-13-0. The teams put up 144.3 points per game combined, 6.2 fewer than this matchup’s over/under. San Francisco is 6-4 against the spread and 7-3 overall over its last 10 contests, while San Diego has gone 5-5 against the spread and 0-10 overall.
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San Francisco at San Diego odds, spread and lines
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Spread: San Francisco -12.5
Total: 150.5
Moneyline: San Francisco -1042, San Diego +671
San Francisco vs. San Diego prediction
San Francisco 80, San Diego 66
Moneyline
San Francisco
San Francisco has won 16 of 17 games when listed as the moneyline favorite this season (94.1%).
The Dons have played in seven games as a moneyline favorite with odds of -1042 or shorter and won each of them.
Based on this game’s moneyline, San Francisco has an implied win probability of 91.2%.
San Diego
San Diego has been listed as the underdog 20 times this season and have failed to win any of those games.
The Toreros have not won as an underdog of +671 or more on the moneyline this season in 10 such games.
Oddsmakers have implied with the moneyline set for this matchup that San Diego has a 13.0% chance to win.
Against the spread
San Francisco is 13-12-0 ATS this season.
San Diego has won 13 games against the spread this season, while failing to cover 13 times.
The 75.5 points per game the Dons average are the same as the Toreros give up.
San Francisco has a 6-6 record against the spread and a 12-1 record overall when scoring more than 78.2 points.
When San Diego allows fewer than 75.5 points, it is 7-3 against the spread and 4-7 overall.
The Toreros’ 68.8 points per game are only 1.1 more points than the 67.7 the Dons give up.
San Diego is 10-5 against the spread and 4-12 overall when it scores more than 67.7 points.
San Francisco has an ATS record of 10-4 and a 13-2 record overall when its opponents score fewer than 68.8 points.
Over/Under
The average implied total for the Dons this season is 77.2 points, 4.8 fewer points than their implied total of 82 points in Saturday’s game.
So far this season, San Francisco has outscored its implied point total for this matchup (82) eight times.
The average implied point total on the season for the Toreros (78.8) is 9.8 more points than the team’s implied total in this matchup (69).
This season, San Diego has scored more than 69 points 14 times.
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