UConn's Home Streaks Meet Old Dominion's Road Unders in Week 12

Old Dominion visits UConn in week 12 on Saturday, November 21, at 3:30 PM ET at Pratt & Whitney Stadium in East Hartford. These teams have not met in the last 400 days, so there is no recent head-to-head to work from. The case rests on current form, and the form points in more than one direction.

UConn's home record is the headline. It has won 5 straight in non-division, non-conference home games. In that same kind of game it has covered the spread 4 straight times and gone over the total 4 straight times. That is a consistent run on results and on price, though it is a short one.

The complication is a separate streak: UConn has lost 3 straight as a home underdog. The two runs use different filters, so both can be true at once, but they describe different situations. Which one looks more like this game depends on whether UConn is the home underdog on Saturday. Until that is clear, the 5 straight wins and the 3 straight losses should be read as partial and overlapping evidence, not as a verdict on the team.

Old Dominion's streak is on the total. It has gone under in 3 straight road games. Set against UConn's 4 straight overs at home, the two total streaks pull in opposite directions. One team's recent games have stayed low and the other's have gone high. Neither streak says which pattern holds when they meet, and both are small samples.

On the Old Dominion side, Jaxon Potter is the quarterback. He has led the team in pass attempts in each of its last 3 games, including 30 attempts against the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers on 2026-11-07. Devin Roche has 32 carries over the last 3 games, with Maurki James at 19. The passing targets are concentrated: Josh Rodriguez has 19 receptions over that stretch, and Kendall Harris and tight end Leon Haughton Jr. have 11 each.

UConn's quarterback is Kalieb Osborne, who threw 35 passes against the North Carolina Tar Heels on the same date and has led the team in attempts in each of its last 3 games. Cyncir Bowers has 32 carries over the last 3 games, and Kenji Christian has 24. UConn's receiving work is spread more thinly. Ryder Treadway has 9 receptions over the last 3 games, Shamar Porter 7 and JD Willoughby 5. Old Dominion's top receiver has more catches over the same span than any UConn receiver, which suggests a more concentrated passing game on the visiting side. Neither team has a reported injury, so both skill groups look intact.

Overall, the evidence is thin and split. UConn's home streaks favor the Huskies on results and against the number, a losing run as a home underdog tempers that, and the total streaks point in opposite directions.