- Matchup: Miami RedHawks vs Bowling Green Falcons
- Date: Tuesday, December 30, 2025
- Venue: Stroh Center in Bowling Green, OH
- Broadcast: ESPN+
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The Bowling Green Falcons (10-3) are set to host the undefeated Miami RedHawks (13-0) at Stroh Center this Tuesday.
In their most recent match, the Miami RedHawks triumphed over Milligan with an impressive score of 135-81. The RedHawks recorded only 7 personal fouls, while Milligan committed 12. From beyond the arc, Miami connected on 13 of 37 shots. Milligan managed 75.0% at the free throw line, converting 6 of 8 attempts. On the boards, Milligan totaled 21 rebounds (8 offensive, 13 defensive), but did not achieve any blocks. They also registered 15 assists and 2 steals. Defensively, Miami permitted their opponents to shoot 43.1% from the field, allowing 31 of 72 attempts to go in. The RedHawks contributed with 32 assists, forced 12 turnovers, and had 8 steals. On the rebound front, they secured 32 boards with 2 being offensive. At the charity stripe, Miami successfully made 13 of 16 attempts, achieving an 81.3% success rate. They closed the game with a remarkable 76.1% field goal accuracy (51 of 67) and nailed 20 of 30 three-pointers.
A standout performer was Trey Perry, who scored 24 points, making 10 of 12 shots in only 21 minutes. He also grabbed 3 rebounds and dished out 9 assists, showcasing an impressive shooting percentage of 83.3%.
This matchup finds Miami boasting a perfect record of 13-0 this season. They are averaging 95.1 points per game (4th in the nation) with a field goal percentage of 54.6%. The RedHawks impress with a 3-point shooting percentage of 43.6% (154 of 353) and a free throw percentage of 76.6%. Collectively, Miami is pulling down 36.9 rebounds per game and has distributed 237 assists this season, ranking them 20th nationally in assists. They average 10.6 turnovers per game and commit 15.9 fouls each contest.
Defensively, the RedHawks are pressuring opponents into averaging 13.8 turnovers and are drawing 18.2 personal fouls per game. They limit rival teams to a 31.5% shooting rate from beyond the arc and are conceding an average of 71.1 points per game, ranking 129th in Division 1. Miami allows a field goal percentage of 41.0% (326 of 795) and averages 31.4 rebounds per game, placing them 152nd in defensive assists with a total of 163 allowed this season.
In their previous contest, the Bowling Green Falcons dominated Siena Heights in a 125-66 victory. The Falcons pulled down 27 defensive boards and 15 on the offensive end, totaling 42 rebounds. They committed 9 turnovers while getting 21 steals during the game. Siena Heights recorded 17 fouls, which resulted in Bowling Green taking 18 free throws, converting 14 for a 77.8% success rate. They made 11 of 30 attempts from beyond the arc (36.7%). Overall, the Falcons shot 50 of 85 from the field, resulting in a shooting percentage of 58.8%. Siena Heights shot 46.9% from the floor, hitting 23 of 49 shots. Bowling Green allowed their opponents to record 21 rebounds (2 offensive).
Josiah Shackelford played a key role in this victory, scoring 21 points in his 18 minutes of play, with a shooting efficiency of 63.6% (7 of 11) and contributing 5 rebounds.
This season, Bowling Green has posted a record of 10-3. The Falcons commit an average of 17.7 fouls per game and are hitting 75.2% from the free throw line. They average 17.0 assists per contest (68th in Division 1) and have 11.8 turnovers per game. Bowling Green has accumulated 1,152 points (88.6 per game) and boasts an average of 37.8 rebounds per game. Offensively, the Falcons are shooting at an impressive 49.8% from the field, ranking them 33rd nationwide.
On defense, Bowling Green allows a 30.9% shooting rate from three-point territory (95 of 307) with opponents converting 69.9% of free throw attempts against them. They surrender an average of 11.8 assists and 31.8 rebounds per game, ranking 71st and 67th, respectively. The Falcons rank 21st in the nation for points allowed per game, with an average of 64.4. They are effective at forcing 19.4 turnovers per game and limiting opponents to a field goal percentage of just 40.2% (56th in college basketball).
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s NCAA showdown against the spread?
Prediction: Bet on Miami
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