UMBC 80-63 Vermont (Jan 25, 2025) Final Score

UMBC Retrievers

11-10, 3-3 Am. East

	1	2	T
UMBC	44	36	80
UVM	28	35	63

Johnson scores 26 and UMBC defeats Vermont 80-63

— Bryce Johnson had 26 points in UMBC's 80-63 victory against Vermont on Saturday.

Jan 25, 2025, 03:41 pm - Data Skrive

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Betting Results

Odds by

OpenSpreadTotalML

UMBC RetrieversUMBCUMBC

(11-10)

(11-10, 3-3 Conf)

o141.5

-115

+5.5

-115

o140.5

-105

+195

Vermont CatamountsUVMUVM

(11-10)

(11-10, 4-2 Conf)

-5.5

-110

-5.5

-105

u140.5

-115

-230

Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Bryant	14-2	-	23-12
Vermont	13-3	1	21-12
Maine	10-6	4	20-14
UAlbany	8-8	6	17-16
Binghamton	7-9	7	15-17
UMass Lowell	6-10	8	17-15
New Hampshire	6-10	8	8-24
UMBC	5-11	9	13-19
NJIT	3-13	11	6-25

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UMBC Retrievers

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Johnson scores 26 and UMBC defeats Vermont 80-63

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