UTSA vs Seattle U Predictions, Picks and Odds | November 11, 2026
A 16.5-point spread between two 1-1 teams demands a closer look, and this UTSA vs Seattle U prediction digs into whether the Redhawks’ edge in shooting and rebounding is big enough to bury the visiting Roadrunners. The UTSA Roadrunners travel to face the Seattle U Redhawks on November 11, 2026, at 10:00 PM ET, and the betting market has been fully committed to the home side, with every public dollar landing on Seattle U.
The Redhawks own the reigning West Coast Conference Defensive Player of the Year and the best scorer on the floor, but UTSA brings ball movement and active hands that could keep this one closer than the number suggests. Before you place your bet, explore our full lineup of college basketball picks, then read on for the complete breakdown.
Quick Picks and Prediction for UTSA vs Seattle U
- Spread Pick: UTSA +16.5
- Total Pick: Under 148.5
- Projected Final Score: Seattle U 78, UTSA 66
Odds and Line Movement for UTSA vs Seattle U
Seattle U opened as a 15.5-point favorite, briefly touched -17.5, and has settled at -16.5 with 100% of the public money and tickets on the Redhawks. The total has drifted lower, falling from 150.5 to 148.5. Keep up with every adjustment through our live odds.
Opening Odds
| Team | Spread | Total |
|---|---|---|
| UTSA | +15½ (-108) | Over 150½ (-110) |
| Seattle U | -15½ (-112) | Under 150½ (-110) |
Current Odds
| Team | Spread | Total |
|---|---|---|
| UTSA | +16½ (-108) | Over 148½ (-110) |
| Seattle U | -16½ (-112) | Under 148½ (-110) |
Line Movement – Spread
| Date | UTSA | Seattle U |
|---|---|---|
| 11/11 | +16½ (-108) | -16½ (-112) |
| 11/10 | +16½ (-102) | -16½ (-118) |
| 11/10 | +16½ (-108) | -16½ (-112) |
| 11/10 | +16½ (-105) | -16½ (-115) |
| 11/10 | +17½ (-118) | -17½ (-102) |
| 11/10 | +16½ (-105) | -16½ (-115) |
| 11/10 | +16½ (-110) | -16½ (-110) |
| 11/10 | +16½ (-115) | -16½ (-105) |
| 11/10 | +15½ (-102) | -15½ (-118) |
| 11/10 | +15½ (-108) | -15½ (-112) |
Line Movement – Total
| Date | Over | Under |
|---|---|---|
| 11/11 | 148½ (-110) | 148½ (-110) |
| 11/11 | 148½ (-115) | 148½ (-105) |
| 11/10 | 149½ (-105) | 149½ (-115) |
| 11/10 | 149½ (-110) | 149½ (-110) |
| 11/10 | 149½ (-115) | 149½ (-105) |
| 11/10 | 150½ (-110) | 150½ (-110) |
UTSA vs Seattle U Key Matchups and Handicap
Seattle U Efficiency Sets the Standard
Seattle U opened its season with a 74-73 road loss at Hawaii before rebounding with a convincing 79-60 win over Portland State. The Redhawks are averaging 76.0 points while allowing just 67.0, and their offensive efficiency stands out immediately. Seattle U is shooting 51% from the field, a significant gap compared to UTSA’s 42%, and that kind of shot-making gives the Redhawks a strong foundation at home.
SEA Star Mason Williams
Mason Williams is the top scorer in this matchup, averaging 19.0 points per game on 46.2% shooting. He gives Seattle U a reliable primary option capable of creating offense in half-court sets, while Tyler Boston helps keep the offense organized with 3.5 assists per game. UTSA will need a disciplined defensive effort to keep Williams from taking over.
Seattle U Interior Edge With Dzellat and Heimbrodt
The Redhawks’ frontcourt could be the biggest problem for UTSA. Halvine Dzellat is averaging an impressive 9.0 rebounds per game, and Will Heimbrodt, the reigning West Coast Conference Defensive Player of the Year, provides rim protection that can limit easy looks around the basket. Seattle U averages 34.5 rebounds per contest compared to UTSA’s 26.0, an 8.5-board gap that could lead to extra possessions for the Redhawks and fewer second chances for the Roadrunners.
UTSA Searching for Consistency
UTSA opened the season with a 95-74 loss at San Jose State before edging VMI 70-68 on November 7. The Roadrunners are averaging 72.0 points but allowing 81.5, a defensive number inflated by that lopsided opener. Guard KJ Tenner leads the way with 12.5 points and 4.5 assists per game, while Shey Eberwein tops the team with just 3.5 rebounds per contest, underscoring UTSA’s struggles on the glass.
SEA Tempo vs UTSA Turnover Pressure
UTSA does hold some meaningful edges. The Roadrunners average 13.5 assists compared to Seattle U’s 9.5, and they generate 9.5 steals per game versus the Redhawks’ 8.0. That ball movement and defensive pressure could help UTSA create transition chances and disrupt Seattle U’s rhythm. If the Roadrunners can force turnovers and keep the Redhawks from dictating tempo, they have a path to staying within the number.
Roadrunners Rebounding Problem
The biggest concern for UTSA is controlling the boards. Without a strong rebounding presence, the Roadrunners risk giving Seattle U extended possessions and failing to generate second-chance points of their own. Against a frontcourt featuring Dzellat and Heimbrodt, UTSA will need to commit to team rebounding to avoid being worn down over 40 minutes.
Betting Trends: UTSA vs SEA
- Both teams enter with 1-1 records.
- Seattle U won last season’s meeting 71-68, though both rosters have changed since.
- UTSA lost 95-74 at San Jose State and beat VMI 70-68.
- Seattle U lost 74-73 at Hawaii and beat Portland State 79-60.
- Seattle U is shooting 51% from the field, compared to 42% for UTSA.
- Seattle U averages 34.5 rebounds per game, compared to 26.0 for UTSA.
- UTSA averages 13.5 assists and 9.5 steals, compared to 9.5 and 8.0 for Seattle U.
- The spread opened at Seattle U -15.5, touched -17.5, and sits at -16.5.
- Public spread betting shows 100% of the money and tickets on Seattle U.
- The total opened at 150.5 and has dropped to 148.5.
Key Injuries and Notes: UTSA vs SEA
- UTSA: No confirmed player absences listed on the available pregame injury report.
- Seattle U: No confirmed player absences listed on the available pregame injury report.
- Rotation Note: Both teams’ projected rotations remain largely intact, barring late announcements.
- Player Note: Will Heimbrodt is the reigning West Coast Conference Defensive Player of the Year.
- Game Time: 10:00 PM ET on November 11, 2026.
ATS and Total Picks for UTSA vs Seattle U
Spread Pick: UTSA +16.5
Seattle U’s shooting and rebounding advantages support a comfortable home win, but 16.5 points leaves plenty of room for UTSA to stay competitive. The Roadrunners’ edge in assists and steals gives them ways to generate offense and disrupt the Redhawks’ rhythm. Last season’s meeting was decided by just three points, and with all of the public money on Seattle U, the value lies with the underdog.
Total Pick: Under 148.5
The combined scoring averages and Seattle U’s strong defensive profile point toward a game slightly below this number. The Redhawks allow just 67.0 points per game and have an elite rim protector in Heimbrodt, while UTSA shoots only 42% from the floor. The total has already dropped two points since opening, and the matchup supports continued movement toward the Under.
UTSA vs Seattle U Best Bets
- Best Bet: UTSA +16.5 (-108)
- Total Bet: Under 148.5 (-110)
- Key Edge: UTSA’s advantages in assists and steals against a large home spread
- Market Signal: Spread rose from -15.5 to -16.5 with 100% of the public money on Seattle U, while the total dropped from 150.5 to 148.5
Final Score Prediction for UTSA vs Seattle U
Seattle U’s efficiency, rebounding, and interior defense should carry it to a home victory, with Mason Williams leading the scoring. Still, UTSA’s ball movement and ability to force turnovers should keep the Roadrunners within the large number, while the Redhawks’ defense keeps the final score under the total.
- Projected Final Score: Seattle U 78, UTSA 66
- Spread Pick: UTSA +16.5
- Total Pick: Under 148.5
