- Matchup: North Carolina A&T Aggies vs Campbell Fighting Camels
- Date: Tuesday, March 3, 2026
- Venue: John W. Pope Jr. Convocation Center, Buies Creek, NC
- Broadcast: ESPN+
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In this upcoming contest, the Campbell Fighting Camels (13-16) aim to secure a victory against the North Carolina A&T Aggies (11-16) at the John W. Pope Jr. Convocation Center on Tuesday.
The North Carolina A&T Aggies faced off against William & Mary in their previous game, suffering a close defeat with a score of 91-88. The Aggies showcased a solid performance with a field goal percentage of 63.6% (35 of 55) and hit 6 of 17 attempts from long range. At the charity stripe, they converted 12 of 17 shots, yielding a free-throw percentage of 70.6%. On the boards, they collected 31 rebounds, including 4 offensive ones, and distributed 21 assists; meanwhile, they forced 5 turnovers and managed 2 steals. Defensively, the Aggies allowed their opponents to shoot 50.0% from the field (32 of 64). William & Mary recorded 17 assists and made 11 steals. They secured 19 rebounds (12 defensive and 7 offensive) but failed to record any blocks. At the foul line, William & Mary shot 71.4%, converting 20 out of 28 attempts, and hit 7 of 29 shots from beyond the arc. The Aggies committed 20 fouls while William & Mary totaled 15.
Lewis Walker stood out in this game, scoring 27 points on 11 of 16 shooting. He played for 37 minutes and grabbed 4 rebounds, achieving a shooting percentage of 68.8% while also contributing 4 assists.
Entering this matchup, North Carolina A&T holds a season record of 11-16. The team averages 12.6 turnovers per game while committing 18.0 fouls. Collectively, they grab 37.3 rebounds every game and have tallied 315 assists this season, ranking them 348th in Division 1 for assist distribution. The Aggies have a three-point shooting percentage of 31.7% (158 of 499) and shoot 71.8% from the free-throw line, averaging 74.8 points per game (213th in Division 1) with an overall field goal percentage of 45.6%.
On the defensive end, the Aggies are forcing 10.0 turnovers per game while allowing 20.3 personal fouls. They surrender 36.5% shooting from beyond the arc, ranking 251st nationally in points surrendered per game (76.5). The team permits opponents an average field goal percentage of 44.7% (719 of 1,609) and concedes 33.4 rebounds per game, ranking 254th nationally in assists allowed, tallying up to 412 this season.
In their last matchup, the Campbell Fighting Camels fell to Towson with a score of 71-67. In this game, Campbell allowed Towson to secure 33 rebounds (10 offensive). They excelled from three-point range, shooting 43.8% by hitting 7 of 16 attempts, and were successful with 14 of 17 free-throw attempts (82.4%). Defensively, the Camels allowed Towson to land 25 of 55 shots from the field, achieving a shooting percentage of 45.5%. Overall, the Fighting Camels’ shooting percentage was 39.1%, hitting 27 out of 69 field-goal attempts, while tallying 6 of 21 three-pointers (28.6%). The team converted 7 free throws for a shooting rate of 77.8%. Towson committed 12 fouls, enabling Campbell to take 9 free-throw attempts, with the Camels forcing 3 turnovers and achieving 3 steals. They registered 17 defensive boards and 16 offensive rebounds, totaling 33 rebounds for the game.
Chris Fields Jr. was a key contributor for Campbell, scoring 17 points on 7 of 12 shooting for a field goal percentage of 58.3%, while also grabbing 9 rebounds. He played for 22 minutes but did not record any assists.
This season, the Campbell Fighting Camels hold a record of 13-16. They are committing an average of 17.6 fouls per game and convert 72.3% from the free-throw line. While assisting teammates at a rate of 12.4 times per game (291st in the country), they also average 12.4 turnovers per contest. Over the season, Campbell has amassed 2,289 points (78.9 per game) and averages 35.8 rebounds each game. Offensively, the Camels boast a shooting percentage of 44.9%, ranking 200th in the nation.
Defensively, Campbell yields 36.1% from three-point distance (181 of 501) and their opponents convert 73.2% of free throws. The Camels allow 14.2 assists and 33.3 total rebounds per game, which rank them 247th and 111th nationally. They are ranked 295th in college hoops regarding points allowed per game, giving up 78.0, while forcing opponents into 12.6 turnovers each game and permitting a shooting percentage of 48.4% (352nd in college basketball).
Who will prevail in tonight’s NCAA showdown against the spread?
Prediction: Go with Campbell
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