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Next West Virginia Game

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vs Pittsburgh Panthers
Pittsburgh
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Sat 9/137:30 PM

West Virginia vs Pittsburgh Odds

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SpreadTotalMoneyline
PITT
-6.5-110
o57.5-110
-245
WVU
+6.5-110
u57.5-110
+200

Mountaineers Injuries

All NCAAF Injuries

There are no injuries for this team currently.

Picks
Boomer Betz
Boomer Betz
Last 30d: 15-11-0 (+8.7u)
6
Collin Wilson
Collin Wilson
Last 30d: 45-28-5 (+13.0u)
Over 57.5-115
PITT
PITT Team Abbreviation@WVU Team Abbreviation
WVU
1.15u
09/13 7:30 PM
Project 66; Pitt 23.4 seconds per play, WVU 21.5. Super fast game expected. Pitt defense producing plenty of havoc, but outside top 100 finishing drives. WVU defense nearly dead last in allowing a quality drive
242
Top Shelf Action 🥃
Top Shelf Action 🥃
Last 30d: 30-29-0 (-1.5u)
Under 59.5-110
PITT
PITT Team Abbreviation@WVU Team Abbreviation
WVU
1u
09/13 7:30 PM
2

Mountaineers 2025 Schedule & Betting Odds

dateopponentscorespreadover/undermoneyline
Sep 27thUTAH----
Sep 20th@KU----
Sep 13thPITT----
Sep 6th@OHIOL 10-17-3.5 LU 58OHIO -178
Aug 30thRMUW 45-3-40.5 WU 56.5WVU -10000
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West Virginia Mountaineers 2025 Season Preview

West Virginia football enters 2025 after back-to-back bowl seasons, but sportsbooks project the Mountaineers to win fewer than 5.5 games. They posted an impressive 9-4 record in 2023 before slipping to 6-7 in 2024. West Virginia has not yet named a starting quarterback for Week 1 against Robert Morris. The Mountaineers should handle their first two games, but they likely enter as underdogs against Pittsburgh in Week 3 and Kansas in Week 4.

Here’s what to watch when betting on the Mountaineers this season.

Betting on West Virginia

You can bet on West Virginia in many ways. Futures bets—such as Big 12 championship odds or college football win totals—let you get in on the action before the season starts.

During the season, single-game wagers like moneyline bets, point spreads, and totals offer the most common ways to bet on a team.

West Virginia Mountaineers Point Spreads

A point spread bet predicts whether a team wins or loses by a set number of points. Sportsbooks assign one team as the favorite to win by a specific margin, called the spread. They expect the underdog to lose by that same margin.

Here’s a hypothetical West Virginia spread bet:

West Virginia must win or lose by two points or fewer to cover. Pittsburgh must win by three or more points to cover. Sportsbooks price most spread bets at -110, but you’ll sometimes see -105 or -115. If you want to win one dollar, you need to bet $1.10 on a -110 spread.

Use the Action Network betting odds calculator to get more familiar with moneyline odds.

FAQ: How to bet on the moneyline | How to make a parlay

West Virginia Mountaineers Moneylines

Placing a moneyline bet simply means betting on which team wins the game. The margin of victory doesn’t matter—it’s only about which team comes away with the win.

This is what a hypothetical West Virginia moneyline looks like:

  • Pittsburgh (-140)
  • West Virginia (+120)

The -140 odds on Pittsburgh make it the favorite. Minus (-) odds show how much you must bet to win $100. Since oddsmakers consider the Mountaineers the weaker team, betting on Pittsburgh requires a larger initial stake than betting on West Virginia at plus (+) odds.

Let’s play it out: A $10 bet on the WVU moneyline at +120 returns $12 in winnings, plus your $10 stake, for a total payout of $22. On the other side, a $10 bet on Pittsburgh at -140 returns $7.14 in winnings. Add your $10 stake, and you’d walk away with $17.14.

FAQ: Everything you need to know about point spreads

West Virginia Mountaineers Over/Unders

Betting the total means predicting whether the combined final score goes over or under the sportsbook’s listed line. Sportsbooks commonly call these bets “over/unders.”

If the total is 54.5 points, an “over” bet wins if the teams score 55 or more points. An “under” bet wins if they score 54 or fewer.

  • Over: 54.5 (-115)
  • Under: 54.5 (-105)

For example, a 27–20 final score makes the “under” a winner. A 34–30 final score makes the “over” hit.

FAQ: Betting the point total, explained | What is a push?

West Virginia Mountaineers Props

Prop bets occur less often in college football because of recent scandals, but some states still allow them.

These wagers, short for propositional bets, focus on statistical results from a game—usually player stats. For example, a sportsbook might offer a quarterback prop bet of over/under 245.5 passing yards. If he throws for 260 yards, bettors who took the over win. Other common prop bets include an anytime touchdown or a rushing yardage total.

DFS platforms offer a strong alternative to prop betting at sportsbooks. One of the best daily fantasy sites, PrizePicks, lets players predict whether a player (or multiple players) finishes a game with more or less production than the PrizePicks projection.

Next West Virginia Game

Game Details
vs Pittsburgh Panthers
Pittsburgh
location pin
Sat 9/137:30 PM

West Virginia vs Pittsburgh Odds

More Odds
SpreadTotalMoneyline
PITT
-6.5-110
o57.5-110
-245
WVU
+6.5-110
u57.5-110
+200

Mountaineers Injuries

All NCAAF Injuries

There are no injuries for this team currently.

West Virginia Mountaineers 2025 Season Preview

West Virginia football enters 2025 after back-to-back bowl seasons, but sportsbooks project the Mountaineers to win fewer than 5.5 games. They posted an impressive 9-4 record in 2023 before slipping to 6-7 in 2024. West Virginia has not yet named a starting quarterback for Week 1 against Robert Morris. The Mountaineers should handle their first two games, but they likely enter as underdogs against Pittsburgh in Week 3 and Kansas in Week 4.

Here’s what to watch when betting on the Mountaineers this season.

Betting on West Virginia

You can bet on West Virginia in many ways. Futures bets—such as Big 12 championship odds or college football win totals—let you get in on the action before the season starts.

During the season, single-game wagers like moneyline bets, point spreads, and totals offer the most common ways to bet on a team.

West Virginia Mountaineers Point Spreads

A point spread bet predicts whether a team wins or loses by a set number of points. Sportsbooks assign one team as the favorite to win by a specific margin, called the spread. They expect the underdog to lose by that same margin.

Here’s a hypothetical West Virginia spread bet:

West Virginia must win or lose by two points or fewer to cover. Pittsburgh must win by three or more points to cover. Sportsbooks price most spread bets at -110, but you’ll sometimes see -105 or -115. If you want to win one dollar, you need to bet $1.10 on a -110 spread.

Use the Action Network betting odds calculator to get more familiar with moneyline odds.

FAQ: How to bet on the moneyline | How to make a parlay

West Virginia Mountaineers Moneylines

Placing a moneyline bet simply means betting on which team wins the game. The margin of victory doesn’t matter—it’s only about which team comes away with the win.

This is what a hypothetical West Virginia moneyline looks like:

  • Pittsburgh (-140)
  • West Virginia (+120)

The -140 odds on Pittsburgh make it the favorite. Minus (-) odds show how much you must bet to win $100. Since oddsmakers consider the Mountaineers the weaker team, betting on Pittsburgh requires a larger initial stake than betting on West Virginia at plus (+) odds.

Let’s play it out: A $10 bet on the WVU moneyline at +120 returns $12 in winnings, plus your $10 stake, for a total payout of $22. On the other side, a $10 bet on Pittsburgh at -140 returns $7.14 in winnings. Add your $10 stake, and you’d walk away with $17.14.

FAQ: Everything you need to know about point spreads

West Virginia Mountaineers Over/Unders

Betting the total means predicting whether the combined final score goes over or under the sportsbook’s listed line. Sportsbooks commonly call these bets “over/unders.”

If the total is 54.5 points, an “over” bet wins if the teams score 55 or more points. An “under” bet wins if they score 54 or fewer.

  • Over: 54.5 (-115)
  • Under: 54.5 (-105)

For example, a 27–20 final score makes the “under” a winner. A 34–30 final score makes the “over” hit.

FAQ: Betting the point total, explained | What is a push?

West Virginia Mountaineers Props

Prop bets occur less often in college football because of recent scandals, but some states still allow them.

These wagers, short for propositional bets, focus on statistical results from a game—usually player stats. For example, a sportsbook might offer a quarterback prop bet of over/under 245.5 passing yards. If he throws for 260 yards, bettors who took the over win. Other common prop bets include an anytime touchdown or a rushing yardage total.

DFS platforms offer a strong alternative to prop betting at sportsbooks. One of the best daily fantasy sites, PrizePicks, lets players predict whether a player (or multiple players) finishes a game with more or less production than the PrizePicks projection.