NCAAB · Final

Memphis Dominates UTSA in Convincing Win

Sunday, January 18, 2026, 6:00 PM ET · FedExForum

Memphis Tigers 95, UTSA Roadrunners 69, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Quick answers

Who won UTSA Roadrunners vs Memphis Tigers?

Memphis Tigers beat UTSA Roadrunners 95-69 at FedExForum on January 18, 2026.

Who was favored in UTSA Roadrunners vs Memphis Tigers?

Memphis Tigers were the favorite at DraftKings, moneyline -4500 (about 98% implied). The favorite won.

The Memphis Tigers delivered a commanding performance against the UTSA Roadrunners, securing a decisive victory with a final score of 95-69. This matchup showcased Memphis's ability to capitalize on their home court advantage at the FedExForum, where they have maintained a solid home record of 5-1 in their last six games. This victory also extends Memphis's recent form to a 6-4 record over their last ten games, with an average of 72.7 points scored and 71.5 points allowed per game.

In stark contrast, UTSA continues to struggle, now on a ten-game losing streak and holding a dismal record of 4-14 for the season. Their recent performances have seen them average only 62.5 points while allowing a staggering 86.9 points per game. This game marks yet another setback for the Roadrunners, who have not won a game in their last ten outings, with their last victory dating back to a matchup earlier in the season.

Memphis's recent form has been bolstered by key victories, including a narrow win against the Temple Owls just a few days prior, where they triumphed 55-53. Their offensive capabilities were on full display against UTSA, as they scored 95 points, showcasing their scoring depth and ability to execute plays effectively. The Tigers have averaged 70.8 points in their last five games while allowing only 65.4 points, indicating a balanced approach on both ends of the court.

UTSA's performance, however, has been marked by a series of disappointing results, including a 73-89 loss to the Rice Owls in their most recent game. They have struggled significantly on the road, with an away record of 0-5 and an average of just 62.0 points scored in their last five games. This consistent underperformance has placed them at a disadvantage in matchups against stronger opponents like Memphis.

The two teams have met previously this season, with Memphis winning that encounter 75-70 in a closely contested game. However, the disparity in their current forms was evident in this latest matchup, as Memphis dominated throughout. The Tigers were able to control the pace of the game and effectively utilize their home court advantage, which has proven to be a significant factor in their success.

In terms of injuries, the block does not provide specific details, but it is clear that Memphis's roster depth and overall team cohesion have contributed to their strong performance. The absence of key players for UTSA has likely compounded their struggles, making it difficult for them to compete against a more formidable Memphis team.

The betting market reflected Memphis's dominance heading into the game, with DraftKings setting the spread at -20.5 in favor of the Tigers. The total for the game was set at 147.5, indicating expectations of a high-scoring affair, which ultimately came to fruition as Memphis exceeded that total on their own.

Conditions at the FedExForum were favorable for the Tigers, contributing to their high-scoring output. The atmosphere likely energized the home team, allowing them to maintain momentum throughout the game. Viewers were treated to a showcase of Memphis's offensive prowess, highlighted by several scoring plays, including a 25-foot three-point jumper by Dorian Hayes and multiple free throws from Arop Arop.

In conclusion, Memphis's victory over UTSA not only underscores their current form but also highlights the challenges faced by the Roadrunners as they continue to seek their first win in over a month. With Memphis's strong home record and scoring ability, they remain a formidable opponent in the NCAAB landscape.

Odds

Book	Spread	Total	Moneyline
DraftKings	MEM -20.5	147.5 o -110 / u -110	UTSA Roadrunners +1700 · Memphis Tigers -4500

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Leaders

PointsSincere Parker22Memphis Tigers
AssistsDug McDaniel6Memphis Tigers
ReboundsDug McDaniel6Memphis Tigers
PointsDorian Hayes17UTSA Roadrunners
AssistsBaboucarr Njie6UTSA Roadrunners
ReboundsBaboucarr Njie6UTSA Roadrunners

Recent form

Memphis Tigers

Last 10: 6-4Streak W172.7 scored · 71.5 allowed per game5-1 at home

W55-53vs Temple OwlsJan 15
L78-89at Florida Atlantic OwlsJan 11
W76-70at Rice OwlsJan 3
W57-48vs North Texas Mean GreenDec 31
W88-67vs Alabama State HornetsDec 23
L66-71at Mississippi State BulldogsDec 20
L70-77vs Vanderbilt CommodoresDec 18
L73-99at Louisville CardinalsDec 13
W78-71vs Baylor BearsDec 6
W86-70vs LSU New Orleans PrivateersDec 4

UTSA Roadrunners

Last 10: 0-10Streak L1062.5 scored · 86.9 allowed per game0-5 away

L73-89vs Rice OwlsJan 15
L52-85vs Tulane Green WaveJan 10
L58-74vs Charlotte 49ersJan 8
L57-76at Temple OwlsJan 3
L70-110at Florida Atlantic OwlsDec 31
L68-71vs Seattle U RedhawksDec 22
L70-97at USC TrojansDec 18
L64-88at Colorado BuffaloesDec 13
L55-97at Alabama Crimson TideDec 7
L58-82vs South Alabama JaguarsNov 30

Standings

Team	Overall	Games behind	In conference
South Florida	25-9	-	15-3
Tulsa	30-8	2	13-5
Wichita State	24-12	2	13-5
UAB	20-12	4	11-7
North Texas	19-14	6	9-9
Florida Atlantic	18-15	6	9-9
Charlotte	17-17	6	9-9
Tulane	18-15	7	8-10
Temple	16-16	7	8-10
Memphis	13-19	7	8-10
Rice	13-18	8	7-11
East Carolina	11-20	9	6-12
UTSA	5-25	14	1-17

Box score

Stat	UTSA Roadrunners	Memphis Tigers
Field goals	27-65	36-64
Field goal %	42	56
Three-pointers	9-31	11-22
Three-point %	29	50
Free throws	6-9	12-18
Free throw %	67	67
Rebounds	33	38
Offensive rebounds	14	12
Defensive rebounds	19	26
Assists	14	23
Steals	6	12
Blocks	8	6
Turnovers	17	12
Team turnovers	1	0
Technical fouls	0	0
Technical fouls, total	0	0
Flagrant fouls	0	0
Points off turnovers	8	21
Fast-break points	3	19
Points in the paint	28	44
Fouls	17	12
Largest lead	0	29
Lead changes	0	0
Time in front	0	98

How the scoring went

2nd Half38-48Hasan Abdul Hakim makes layup (Quante Berry assists)
2nd Half38-50Hasan Abdul Hakim makes driving layup (Dug McDaniel assists)
2nd Half40-50Austin Nunez makes driving layup
2nd Half41-50Austin Nunez makes free throw 1 of 1
2nd Half41-52Dug McDaniel makes layup (Hasan Abdul Hakim assists)
2nd Half41-55Quante Berry makes 24-foot three point jumper (Hasan Abdul Hakim assists)
2nd Half41-57Dug McDaniel makes driving layup
2nd Half43-57Jamir Simpson makes 18-foot step back jumpshot
2nd Half43-59Sincere Parker makes driving layup (Curtis Givens III assists)
2nd Half45-59Jamir Simpson makes 12-foot pullup jump shot (Baboucarr Njie assists)
2nd Half45-61Quante Berry makes 9-foot floating jump shot (Dug McDaniel assists)
2nd Half47-61LJ Brown makes layup (Jamir Simpson assists)
2nd Half47-64Sincere Parker makes 24-foot three point jumper (Dug McDaniel assists)
2nd Half47-66Curtis Givens III makes 20-foot jumper
2nd Half49-66Matheo Coffi makes layup (Baboucarr Njie assists)
2nd Half51-66Jamir Simpson makes layup (Baboucarr Njie assists)
2nd Half51-68Sincere Parker makes layup
2nd Half51-69Sincere Parker makes free throw 1 of 1
2nd Half53-69Matheo Coffi makes 0-foot tip in layup
2nd Half53-70Hasan Abdul Hakim makes free throw 2 of 2
2nd Half56-70LJ Brown makes 25-foot three point jumper (Matheo Coffi assists)
2nd Half56-73Curtis Givens III makes 25-foot three pointer
2nd Half56-74Hasan Abdul Hakim makes free throw 1 of 2
2nd Half56-75Hasan Abdul Hakim makes free throw 2 of 2
2nd Half59-75Dorian Hayes makes 23-foot three pointer (Austin Nunez assists)
2nd Half59-78Zach Davis makes 23-foot three point jumper (Dug McDaniel assists)
2nd Half61-78Austin Nunez makes 5-foot floating jump shot
2nd Half62-78Austin Nunez makes free throw 1 of 1
2nd Half62-81Dug McDaniel makes 24-foot three point jumper (Curtis Givens III assists)
2nd Half62-84Dug McDaniel makes 27-foot three point jumper
2nd Half62-86Zach Davis makes layup (Ashton Hardaway assists)
2nd Half62-88Zach Davis makes 1-foot dunk
2nd Half62-90Sincere Parker makes 14-foot turnaround jump shot (Quante Berry assists)
2nd Half65-90LJ Brown makes 23-foot three point jumper (Baboucarr Njie assists)
2nd Half66-90Baboucarr Njie makes free throw 1 of 2
2nd Half66-92Sincere Parker makes driving layup
2nd Half66-93Arop Arop makes free throw 1 of 2
2nd Half66-94Arop Arop makes free throw 2 of 2
2nd Half66-95Ashton Hardaway makes free throw 1 of 2
2nd Half69-95Dorian Hayes makes 25-foot three point jumper (LJ Brown assists)