Last Updated on November 4, 2025 12:36 pm by Michael Cash
Game Info (Date, Time, TV, Venue)
Date: Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025
Time: 8:45 PM ET
TV: ESPN
Venue: Cameron Indoor Stadium (Durham, NC)
Texas vs Duke Odds — Current
Spread
Duke -9.5 (-115) / Texas +9.5 (-105)
Total (O/U)
152.5 (-110)
Moneyline
Duke -500 / Texas +360
Texas vs Duke — Matchup Breakdown
Duke (#6): With Kyle Filipowski anchoring the frontcourt and Tyrese Proctor pacing the backcourt, Duke enters as one of the most balanced teams in the country. The Blue Devils’ half-court offense leans on precision ball movement and inside-out spacing, but their defense sets the tone — rotations tight, rim protection elite, and defensive rebounding commanding. If they control tempo and avoid turnovers, the Texas vs Duke prediction leans toward a comfortable home cover.
Texas: The Longhorns feature length and athleticism but must find rhythm offensively in a hostile environment. Guard Max Abmas provides shooting and poise, while their frontcourt will try to neutralize Filipowski with help rotations. To stay within the Texas vs Duke line, Texas needs early success from deep and to avoid extended scoring droughts that feed Duke’s transition attack.
What to Watch
- Backcourt duel: Abmas vs Proctor is a clash of experience and pace control.
- Tempo: Texas wants to slow it; Duke thrives when the game gets fluid.
- Three-point variance: Texas must win the arc to offset interior deficits.
Public Betting Snapshot
Market support has tilted heavily toward the Blue Devils, holding steady around -9.5 after opening at -8.5. Totals action is split, hovering near 152.5 with slight interest on the under. For updated splits and money percentages, see our College Basketball public betting chart and the CBB Public Betting Guide.
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Texas vs Duke Prediction
Duke’s size, depth, and home-court edge make this a tough ask for Texas. The Longhorns can hang early if shots fall, but Duke’s defensive pressure and bench depth should take over late. Our lean: Duke -9.5 and a slight tilt toward the under 152.5.
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