Santa Clara VS San Francisco

This NCAA college basketball game will be played on January 29, 2026 at 12:00 (Manila time, Philippines), with Santa Clara University hosting the University of San Francisco. The prediction analysis for this round will revolve around the directions of "Over/Under 149.5" and "Away win (University of San Francisco win)" suggested by users.

Santa Clara University's recent record: It is necessary to examine its scoring and conceding performance in the last 5-10 games, especially offensive efficiency and defensive strength, to evaluate its contribution to the small point market. University of San Francisco's recent record: It is necessary to analyze its recent win-loss trend, offensive and defensive rhythm and away performance, and judge its possibility of achieving an away win and the impact of the game rhythm on the total score.

head-to-head records between the two teams in historical head-to-head: It is necessary to focus on reviewing the total score of the two sides in recent years, and count the frequency of "less than 149.5" results. At the same time, the win-loss relationship in the head-to-head is analyzed, especially the performance of the University of San Francisco when it visits Santa Clara University, to provide a historical basis for away win predictions.

Over/Under market is under 149.5 with odds of 0.8 for both sides. This mean odds suggests that institutions are relatively balanced about whether the total score can be below 149.5, but setting the cut-off line of 149.5 itself suggests a guard against higher scores. The directionality of this market and odds needs to be interpreted in conjunction with the team's tactical style (such as defensive tendencies, speed and slowness).

Comprehensive Prediction: Based on the analysis of the recent offensive and defensive form, historical head-to-head scoring characteristics and handicap setting of the two teams. If both teams have shown defensive toughness or low offensive efficiency recently, and the historical head-to-head is mostly low-score, the probability of playing "less than 149.5" will increase. At the same time, if the University of San Francisco has a clear advantage in terms of roster strength, recent form or tactical restraint, its possibility of an "away win" will be supported. The final conclusion needs to point to whether the two directions of "small score" and "away win" can be established at the same time.

This analysis is for academic discussion and reference only. The results of sports events are affected by a variety of uncontrollable factors such as on-the-spot lineups, player status, and referee scales, and there is uncertainty in any prediction. Readers are advised to look at it rationally and enjoy the game itself.