- Matchup: Drexel Dragons vs Towson Tigers
- Date: Monday, January 19, 2026
- Venue: SECU Arena, Towson, MD
- Broadcast: CBSSN
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The Towson Tigers (9-9) are set to face off against the Drexel Dragons (8-10) at SECU Arena this Monday.
In their latest outing, the Drexel Dragons secured a decisive victory over Monmouth, winning by a score of 73-51. The Dragons had 17 personal fouls, while Monmouth recorded 16. Drexel was 3 for 14 from beyond the arc, as Monmouth shot 77.8% from the free throw line, making 14 of 18 attempts. Monmouth secured 29 rebounds (12 offensive, 17 defensive) and did not record any blocks, with 7 assists and 8 steals. On defense, Drexel held Monmouth to 32.1% shooting, allowing 17 of 53 attempts to go in. Drexel itself recorded 18 assists, forced 14 turnovers, and got 6 steals, while also gathering 33 rebounds, including 13 on the offensive end. The Dragons had a free throw success rate of 50%, converting 8 of 16 attempts, and finished with a field goal percentage of 48.1% (25 of 52), including 15 of 27 from three-point range.
One standout player was Shane Blakeney, who achieved a shooting percentage of 60% and contributed 2 assists. Blakeney played for 33 minutes, grabbed 7 rebounds, and scored 18 points on 6 of 10 shooting.
Entering this matchup, Drexel boasts a record of 8-10 and averages 68.6 points per game (327th in Division 1), shooting at 42.6% from the field. The Dragons are making 34.2% of their three-point attempts (149 of 436) and have a free throw percentage of 64.7%. Averaging 36.5 rebounds per game, they have tallied 251 assists this season, ranking 176th in Division 1. They average 12.6 turnovers and commit 17 fouls per game.
On the defensive side, the Dragons force 11.4 turnovers per game and draw 16.4 fouls, ranking 61st in Division 1 for the assists allowed, having given up 202 so far this year. They let opponents shoot 42.6% from the field (423 of 994) and average 33.7 rebounds each game. Allowing 30.6% on three-pointers, they stand 45th in Division 1 for points allowed per game (67.3).
The Towson Tigers recently defeated Charleston 61-52. They collected 26 defensive rebounds and 10 offensive boards, culminating in a total of 36 rebounds for the game. Towson committed 9 turnovers but recorded 10 steals. Charleston fouled 17 times, leading to 17 free throw attempts for the Tigers, who converted 15 for a percentage of 88.2%. From beyond the arc, Towson hit 4 of 26 attempts (15.4%). Overall, they shot 21 of 62 from the field for a rate of 33.9%. The Tigers held Charleston to 19 of 62 shooting for 30.6%. They allowed 34 total rebounds (9 offensive) to Charleston.
Tyler Coleman made a significant impact in this game, scoring 13 points in 26 minutes without any assists. He achieved a field goal rate of 57.1% by converting 4 of 7 attempts and added 6 rebounds.
This season, Towson holds a 9-9 record. They are shooting at 42.9% from the field, ranking 295th nationwide. The Tigers have accumulated 1,265 points this season (averaging 70.3 per game) and are grabbing 39.8 rebounds per game. They assist on 10.8 baskets per game (ranking 354th in the nation) while turning the ball over 11.6 times on average. Towson commits 15.8 personal fouls per game and hits 68.2% from the charity stripe.
Defensively, Towson allows opponents to shoot 30.2% from three-point range (130 of 431) and 73.4% from the free throw line. They are giving up an average of 11.6 assists and 31.6 rebounds per game, ranking 50th and 47th in Division 1, respectively. The Tigers are 57th in college basketball for points allowed per game (68.2), while forcing 10.6 turnovers each game and permitting teams to shoot 43.7% from the field (ranked 180th in Division 1).
Which team will triumph tonight against the spread?
Prediction: Opt for Towson
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