- Matchup: Omaha Mavericks vs. Utah State Aggies
- Date: Saturday, November 7, 2026
- Venue: Dee Glen Smith Spectrum, Logan, UT
- Broadcast: ESPN+
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This Saturday, the Utah State Aggies (1-0) are set to host the Omaha Mavericks (1-0) at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum.
The Omaha Mavericks took to the court against Mid-America Christian and secured a victory with a score of 73-65. They achieved a field goal percentage of 46.0% (23 of 50) and successfully completed 9 of 25 attempts from beyond the arc. At the free-throw line, the Mavericks converted 18 out of 31 attempts, resulting in a rate of 58.1%. They grabbed a total of 35 rebounds, including 9 offensive, and recorded 13 assists. They forced 5 turnovers and secured 5 steals from their opponents. Defensively, Omaha allowed Mid-America Christian to shoot 42.1% from the floor with a conversion of 24 out of 57 attempts. The opposing team had 8 assists and 6 steals, while collecting 25 rebounds (5 offensive and 20 defensive) without a single block. Mid-America Christian shot 66.7% from the free-throw line, going 12 of 18, and made 5 of 21 tries from three-point range. Omaha committed 19 personal fouls compared to Mid-America Christian’s 22 fouls.
Cahmai Crosby played a significant role in the game, shooting 58.3% from the field and contributing 3 assists. Over 31 minutes of play, he recorded 4 rebounds and scored 21 points on 7 of 12 shooting.
The Mavericks come into this matchup with a 1-0 record for the season. They average 15.0 turnovers and commit 19.0 fouls per game. Omaha is collecting 42.0 rebounds per contest and has totaled 13 assists, ranking 280th in Division I. The team is shooting 36.0% from three-point range (9 of 25) and 58.1% from the charity stripe. They average 73.0 points per game, placing them 245th in D-1, while shooting 46.0% from the field.
On the defensive side, the Mavericks force 7.0 turnovers per game while committing 22.0 personal fouls. They rank 42nd nationally in allowing assists with just 8 given up this season. Their opponents are shooting 42.1% against them (24 of 57), and they allow 29.0 rebounds per game. They restrict opponents to 23.8% shooting from three-point range while ranking 146th in points allowed per game at 65.0.
In their last game, the Utah State Aggies triumphed over Idaho State, finishing with a score of 94-58. Utah State allowed Idaho State to collect 22 rebounds (10 offensive). They struggled from beyond the arc, only making 3 out of 25 attempts for 12.0% efficiency. From the free-throw line, the Aggies shot 62.5%, hitting 15 of 24 attempts. Defensively, Utah State permitted Idaho State to shoot 20 of 57 from the field, yielding a shooting percentage of 35.1%. The Aggies shot 36 out of 62 from the floor for a shooting percentage of 58.1%. They made 5 of 17 from three-point territory (29.4%). The Aggies benefitted from 22 free throws, thanks to Idaho State’s 20 fouls, leading to 12 opponent turnovers and 12 steals in the match. Utah State recorded 31 defensive rebounds and 9 offensive rebounds, totaling 40 for the game.
Kingston Tosi was a pivotal player for the Aggies, converting 11 of 16 attempts for a field goal percentage of 68.8% and securing 5 rebounds. He scored 26 points during his 27 minutes of play and recorded 1 assist.
Utah State holds a 1-0 record entering this matchup. The Aggies commit an average of 22.0 personal fouls per game and boast a free-throw percentage of 77.3%. They rank 15th in the country in assists, averaging 26.0 per game, and are losing possession with 14.0 turnovers per game. The Aggies have scored 94 points in total, grabbing 48.0 rebounds on average per game. Offensively, they sport a field goal percentage of 58.1%, positioning them 20th in Division I.
Defensively, Utah State allows just 12.0% shooting from long range (3 of 25) and their opponents convert 62.5% of their foul shots. They concede 8.0 assists and 25.0 rebounds per game, ranking them 56th and 29th overall in Division I. Utah State is ranked 82nd nationally in points allowed per game at 58.0. They average 15.0 forced turnovers each game and permit opponents to shoot 35.1% from the field (94th in college basketball).
Who emerges as the victor in tonight’s NCAA matchup against the spread?
Prediction: Take Omaha
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