BYU vs Clemson College Basketball Prediction, Odds, Picks, Best Bets for Dec. 9

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The BYU Cougars (7-1) hope to extend a four-game win streak when they host the Clemson Tigers (7-2) on December 9, 2025 at Madison Square Garden.

Before you place your bet on this game at FanDuel Sportsbook, here are the NCAA basketball odds and spreads you need to know.

BYU vs. Clemson Game Info and Odds

Before placing a bet on Tuesday's BYU-Clemson spread (BYU -5.5) or total (151.5 points), see the betting insights and trends below.

BYU has won five games against the spread this season, while failing to cover three times.
Clemson has covered five times in nine chances against the spread this season.
When the spread is set as 5.5 or more this season, BYU (3-3) covers a lower percentage of those games when it is the favorite (50%) than Clemson (1-0) does as the underdog (100%).
Against the spread last season, the Cougars fared better when playing at home, covering 10 times in 16 home games, and six times in 11 road games.
In 2024-25 against the spread, the Tigers had a lower winning percentage at home (.588, 10-7-0 record) than away (.667, 8-4-0).

BYU has yet to lose any of the five games it has been chosen as the moneyline favorite in this season.
The Cougars have been a -245 moneyline favorite on four occasions this season and won every game.
Clemson has been listed as the moneyline underdog just one other time so far this season, a game it lost.
The Tigers have played as a moneyline underdog of +198 or longer in just one game this season, which they lost.
BYU has an implied victory probability of 71% according to the moneyline set by oddsmakers for this matchup.

BYU was the 24th-best team in college basketball in points scored (81.4 per game) and 199th in points allowed (72.6) last year.
On the glass, BYU was 84th in the country in rebounds (33.5 per game) last year. It was 19th-best in rebounds allowed (27.8 per game).
BYU was 10th-best in the country in assists (17.2 per game) last season.
BYU committed 11.4 turnovers per game last year and forced 11.2 per game, ranking 215th and 184th, respectively, in college basketball.
With 76.1 points per game on offense, Clemson was 112th in college basketball last season. At the other end of the court, it surrendered 65.8 points per contest, which ranked 27th in college basketball.
With 32.4 boards per game, Clemson was 156th in the country. It ceded 29.8 rebounds per contest, which ranked 90th in college basketball.
Last year Clemson ranked 124th in college basketball in assists, putting up 14.2 per game.
Last season Clemson committed 10.1 turnovers per game (79th-ranked in college basketball) and forced 12.3 turnovers per contest (85th-ranked).

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