- Matchup: Drexel Dragons vs Stony Brook Seawolves
- Date: Monday, February 16, 2026
- Venue: Stony Brook Arena, Stony Brook, NY
- Broadcast: CBSSN
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This Monday, the Stony Brook Arena will host the Stony Brook Seawolves (15-11) as they seek victory against the Drexel Dragons (13-13).
In their recent outing, the Drexel Dragons faced Monmouth and suffered a 93-73 defeat. The Dragons committed 20 personal fouls compared to Monmouth’s 21. From beyond the arc, Drexel made 11 of 24 attempts. Monmouth shot an impressive 83.3% from the free throw line, converting 20 out of 24. The rebounding battle saw Monmouth gather 32 boards (11 offensive, 21 defensive) without a single block. They also dished out 18 assists and tallied 10 steals. On the defensive end, the Dragons allowed Monmouth to achieve a 48.4% shooting rate, hitting 31 out of 64 field goals. Drexel managed to secure 25 rebounds, with 5 on the offensive side, and recorded 15 assists, forcing 9 turnovers and securing 5 steals. They succeeded in 15 of their 19 free throw attempts, resulting in a 78.9% accuracy rate. Overall, Drexel shot 48.1% from the field (26 of 54) and made 6 of their 20 three-point attempts.
Dillon Tingler was a standout performer, contributing 19 points on 5 of 9 shooting in 17 minutes, along with 6 rebounds. He finished the game with a field goal percentage of 55.6% but did not record any assists.
The Dragons have a season record of 13-13, averaging 68.6 points per game, ranking them 329th nationally. Their shooting percentage from the floor stands at 44.0%. From the three-point range, they are connecting at 34.7% (206 out of 593) and have a free throw percentage of 65.1%. Averaging 35.0 rebounds per game, Drexel has also amassed 357 assists for the season, placing them 173rd in the country in assists. They commit 12.4 turnovers and average 17.1 fouls each game.
On the defensive side, Drexel forces 11.2 turnovers per game while drawing 16.5 fouls. They limit opponents to a 30.6% three-point shooting percentage and rank 42nd nationally in points allowed per game at 67.8. The Dragons have given up a shooting efficiency of 41.9% (610 of 1,456) and yield 34.3 rebounds per game, ranking them 59th in assists allowed with 292 on the season.
In their latest match, the Stony Brook Seawolves fell to Towson, with a final score of 69-57. Stony Brook struggled with rebounding, allowing Towson to collect 41 boards (13 offensive). The Seawolves shot 29.2% from beyond the arc, making 7 out of 24 attempts, and went 10 for 14 from the free throw line, achieving 71.4%. Towson shot 41.3% from the field, converting 26 of 63 attempts, while Stony Brook managed only 33.9% efficiency, hitting 21 of 62 shots. They made 7 out of 30 three-pointers for 23.3% accuracy. Stony Brook made 8 free throws for a 61.5% conversion rate. With 14 team fouls, Towson allowed Stony Brook 13 free throw attempts. The Seawolves recorded 4 steals and gathered 31 rebounds in total (22 defensive and 9 offensive).
Erik Pratt contributed significantly to the Seawolves, making 4 of 17 shots, resulting in a 23.5% field goal percentage and totaling 5 rebounds. He scored 10 points in 28 minutes on the court, along with 3 assists.
The Seawolves currently hold a record of 15-11 for the season. Offensively, they shoot 42.6% from the floor, ranking 309th in college basketball. They have amassed 1,871 points this season, averaging 72.0 points per game, and secure 35.7 rebounds each outing. Assisting on 13.7 occasions per game, they rank 207th in D-1, with 11.3 turnovers per game and 16.0 personal fouls.
Defensively, Stony Brook ranks 83rd nationally in points allowed per game at 70.1. They force 11.7 turnovers each night and hold opponents to a shooting accuracy of 41.9% (71st in college). Opponents convert on 34.0% of three-point attempts (201 of 591) and hit 71.1% of their free throws. Stony Brook concedes 13.2 assists and 37.5 rebounds per game, ranking 161st and 328th in D-1, respectively.
Who will prevail in tonight’s NCAA game against the spread?
Prediction: Back Stony Brook
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