Texas vs Baylor College Basketball Prediction, Odds, Picks, Best Bets for Nov. 15

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The Texas Longhorns (3-0) bring a three-game winning streak into a road matchup with the Baylor Bears (3-0), who have won three straight as well.

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

Texas vs. Baylor Game Info and Odds

Before making a bet on Sunday's Texas-Baylor spread (Texas -5.5) or total (160.5 points), see the betting trends and insights below.

Texas won 20 games against the spread last season, while failing to cover 15 times.
Baylor covered 15 times in 33 chances against the spread last year.
As a 5.5-point underdog or more in 2025-26, Baylor was 3-3 against the spread compared to the 6-9 ATS record Texas put up as a 5.5-point favorite.
When playing at home last season, the Longhorns owned a worse record against the spread (8-9-0) compared to their ATS record on the road (7-3-0).
Last season, the Bears were 7-9-0 at home against the spread (.438 winning percentage). On the road, they were 5-5-0 ATS (.500).

Texas put together a 7-6 record in games it was favored on the moneyline last season (winning 53.8% of those games).
The Longhorns had a 5-5 record last year (winning 50% of their games) when they played as a moneyline favorite of -220 or shorter.
Baylor won two, or 14.3%, of the 14 games it played as underdogs last season.
Last season, the Bears were at least a +180 underdog on the moneyline six times, losing each of those contests.
Based on this matchup's moneyline, Texas' implied win probability is 68.8%.

Offensively, Texas was the 39th-ranked squad in college basketball (82.8 points per game) last year. Defensively, it was 242nd (76.2 points conceded per game).
On the glass, Texas was 56th in college basketball in rebounds (34.5 per game) last season. It was 11th-best in rebounds conceded (27 per game).
Texas was 287th in the country in assists (12.4 per game) last year.
In terms of turnovers, Texas was 121st in the country in committing them (10.4 per game) last year. It was fifth-worst in forcing them (8.7 per game).
Last season Baylor scored 81.7 points per game (50th-ranked in college basketball) and allowed 76.4 points per contest (248th-ranked).
Baylor pulled down 33.6 rebounds per game (93rd-ranked in college basketball). It gave up 28.9 rebounds per contest (50th-ranked).
Baylor ranked 94th in the country with 15.3 dimes per game.
Baylor ranked 189th in college basketball with 10.9 turnovers per game last year. Meanwhile, it ranked 222nd with 10.6 forced turnovers per contest.

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