2025 NCAA Volleyball National Championship Betting Preview

Long Beach State has -300 odds to beat UCLA in the National Championship.
UCLA has won the most Volleyball National Championships in history.

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The 2025 Men’s Volleyball National Championship is here, and the Long Beach State 49ers are taking on the UCLA Bruins in the title game on Monday Night in Columbus.

Going into the game on legal sports betting sites, Long Beach State is favored to win and prevent UCLA from a three-peat. Long Beach State is the number one overall-ranked men’s volleyball team in the country going into the game.

Long Beach State Vs. UCLA

Moneyline: Long Beach State (-300) vs. UCLA (+200)
Total: 178.5

Long Beach State Favored To Stop UCLA’s Dominance

These have been two of the most dominant teams in men’s NCAA volleyball this season. However, it’s been Long Beach State who’s paced the rest of the country this season as the number one ranked team.

Long Beach State and UCLA did face off twice this season, where the 49ers got the best of them both times with a 6-1 combined score between both games. They won 3-1 in their first game and 3-0 in the second, cashing their moneyline odds on Bovada Sportsbook.

Past Champions

It should not be a surprise at all to see Long Beach State and UCLA in the National Championship against one another, as they are two of the winningest programs in college volleyball history.

UCLA specifically leads all time with 21 National Championships, including the last two. Long Beach State has won three total championships, with their last two in 2018 and 2019.

This is also the third time in history that the two will face off in a National Championship setting, with UCLA winning their first meeting in 1970 and Long Beach State winning the second in 2018.

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