- Matchup: Princeton Tigers vs Dartmouth Big Green
- Date: Monday, January 19, 2026
- Venue: Leede Arena in Hanover, NH
- Broadcast: ESPN+
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The Princeton Tigers (6-11) are set to travel to Leede Arena on Monday, aiming for a victory against the Dartmouth Big Green (8-7).
In their last match, the Princeton Tigers secured a win against Yale, finishing 76-60. Princeton showcased a solid performance with a 45.8% shooting accuracy (22 out of 48) and hit 11 of their 27 three-point attempts. At the free-throw line, the Tigers excelled, converting 21 of 23 shots for an impressive 91.3% rate. On the boards, they tallied 34 rebounds, including 8 offensive ones, while assisting on 11 baskets. The defense forced 8 turnovers and achieved 7 steals. Opponents Yale managed to shoot 35.4% from the field, completing 23 out of 65 attempts. Yale recorded 6 assists and grabbed 25 rebounds (10 offensive and 15 defensive), but did not notch any blocks. From the foul line, Yale made 9 of 15 attempts for a 60.0% conversion rate, and struggled with a three-point shooting percentage of just 17.2% (5 of 29). The Tigers committed 16 personal fouls, whereas Yale accumulated 21.
Jackson Hicke was a standout performer, scoring 27 points on 8 of 13 shooting while spending 35 minutes on the court and grabbing 5 rebounds, finishing with a shooting percentage of 61.5% and contributing 2 assists.
Princeton approaches this matchup with a record of 6-11 for the season. The team averages 69.5 points per game, ranking 322nd in Division 1, while shooting 42.0% from the field. Their three-point shooting stands at 33.8% (153 of 453), and they’re hitting 72.0% from the foul line. As a unit, the Tigers average 34.2 rebounds per game and have accumulated a total of 223 assists this season, placing them 274th in Division 1 for assists. They also average 12.1 turnovers and commit 16.8 personal fouls per game.
Defensively, the Tigers are forcing 10.2 turnovers per game while averaging 17.0 personal fouls. They restrict opponents to a 30.3% success rate on three-point shots and rank 131st in college basketball, allowing an average of 71.7 points per game. Princeton’s opponents shoot 44.6% from the field (423 of 948), and the team allows an average of 33.8 rebounds per game, ranking 68th nationally in assists surrendered, with a total of 205 assists allowed this season.
In their latest game, the Dartmouth Big Green successfully defeated Cornell, 102-91. Dartmouth allowed Cornell to gather 36 rebounds in total, including 10 offensive. The Big Green managed to hit 9 of 32 attempts from beyond the arc, finishing with a 28.1% shooting rate, and were impressive with 20 of 24 free throws made (83.3%). Cornell shot 47.7% from the field, making 31 of 65 attempts. The Big Green shot 38 of 68 from the field for an efficient 55.9% performance, including 46.7% from three-point range with 14 of 30 shots made. Cornell committed 21 fouls, allowing Dartmouth to go to the free-throw line 19 times. Dartmouth also minimized turnovers to 5 while recording 7 steals and securing 23 defensive rebounds alongside 7 offensive boards, totaling 30 rebounds.
Jayden Williams emerged as a key player for Dartmouth, scoring 24 points in 30 minutes on the court, shooting 7 of 13 for a field goal percentage of 53.8%, and grabbing 3 rebounds.
The Big Green holds a record of 8-7 for the season. Offensively, Dartmouth boasts a shooting percentage of 46.4%, ranking 132nd in the nation. They’ve amassed 1,198 total points this season, averaging 79.9 points per game, while securing 38.1 rebounds. The Big Green also average 15.3 assists per game (ranking 123rd in college) and commit 13.1 turnovers on average. Their free-throw percentage stands at 70.8%, and they commit 15.6 personal fouls per game.
Defensively, Dartmouth ranks 209th in Division 1, allowing 74.5 points per game. They force an average of 10.2 turnovers, allowing opponents to shoot 42.9% from the field (143rd in Division 1). They restrict three-point shooting to 28.6% (109 of 381) and opponents hit 72.9% of their free throws. The team allows 12.8 assists and 34.9 rebounds per matchup, ranking 129th and 211th in Division 1, respectively.
Who do you think will come out on top in tonight’s NCAA matchup against the spread?
Pick: Bet on Princeton
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