- Matchup: UT Arlington Mavericks vs Hawaii Warriors
- Date: Sunday, November 8, 2026
- Venue: Stan Sheriff Center, Honolulu, HI
- Broadcast: MW+
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The Hawaii Warriors (1-0) will take on the UT Arlington Mavericks (2-0) at the Stan Sheriff Center this Sunday.
The UT Arlington Mavericks faced off against Portland in their last outing, securing a close victory with a score of 89-85. The Mavericks recorded an impressive 50.0% shooting percentage, hitting 31 of 62 attempts and converting 11 of 25 shots from beyond the arc. At the free-throw line, they converted 16 of their 25 attempts for a 64.0% success rate. On the rebounding front, UT Arlington accumulated a total of 26 boards, with 8 being offensive. They also facilitated 13 assists while forcing 20 turnovers from the opposition and registering 9 steals. Defensively, UT Arlington allowed Portland to shoot 52.7% with 29 successful field goals out of 55 attempts. Portland managed 13 assists and 4 steals but fell short, gathering 28 rebounds (6 offensive, 22 defensive) without any blocks. Additionally, Portland hit 16 of 27 free throws, achieving a 59.3% conversion rate, and made 11 of 23 shots from the three-point line. The Mavericks recorded 28 personal fouls compared to Portland’s 19.
Mier Panoam was a standout performer in that game, shooting 63.6% from the field while dishing out 3 assists. He played for 38 minutes and grabbed 5 rebounds, contributing 19 points on 7 of 11 shooting.
The Mavericks come into this game with a perfect 2-0 record for the season. They average 12.5 turnovers per game and commit 22.0 fouls per outing. Team performance includes an impressive 47.0 rebounds per game and a total of 38 assists this season, placing them 63rd in the nation for assisting. They shoot 38.3% from three-point range (18 of 47) and 62.2% from the charity stripe. The Mavericks score an average of 89.0 points per game, ranking 107th in Division 1, while their overall shooting percentage stands at 48.2%.
Defensively, the Mavericks force 14.5 turnovers per game and draw 17.5 fouls. They rank 222nd in Division 1 regarding assists allowed, having surrendered 24 assists this season. UT Arlington exhibits a solid defensive performance, allowing a field goal percentage of 35.6% (47 of 132) while collecting an average of 34.5 rebounds per game. They limit opponents to 30.4% shooting from three-point range and currently rank 177th in points allowed, giving up 70.5 points per game.
In their previous game, the Hawaii Warriors edged out Seattle with a final score of 74-73. They secured 19 defensive rebounds and 5 offensive boards for a total of 24. The Warriors committed 15 turnovers but also managed to earn 9 steals during the match. Seattle committed 20 fouls, allowing Hawaii to attempt 22 free throws, of which they made 16 for a 72.7% success rate. Hawaii was efficient with 3-pointers, making 8 of 22 attempts (36.4%), and concluded the game with 25 successful field goals out of 51 tries, achieving a shooting percentage of 49.0%. Defensively, Hawaii allowed Seattle to shoot 50.0% overall, with 27 successful attempts out of 54. They permitted 43.8% shooting from three-point territory (7 of 16) and converted 12 of 17 free throws (70.6%). Overall, Hawaii allowed Seattle to gather 27 rebounds (5 offensive).
Chance Trujillo played a vital role in the Warriors’ success, scoring 19 points in 38 minutes of play and recording 1 assist. He tallied 6 of 11 from the field for a strong 54.5% shooting accuracy, along with 2 rebounds.
The Warriors hold a 1-0 record this season. Offensively, they are shooting 49.0% from the field, ranking 120th in Division 1, and have accumulated 74 points thus far. They average 25.0 rebounds per game and provide 12.0 assists per matchup (267th in D-1), while turning the ball over 16.0 times per contest. Hawaii is also responsible for 17.0 personal fouls per game and boasts a free-throw percentage of 72.7%.
On defense, Hawaii allows opponents to shoot 43.8% from beyond the arc (7 of 16) and gives up 70.6% from the charity stripe. They allow an average of 11.0 assists and 30.0 rebounds per game, ranking 136th and 78th in these respective categories defensively. The Warriors currently rank 201st in Division 1 for points allowed per game, giving up 73.0 points while being capable of forcing 20.0 turnovers on average, despite allowing teams to shoot 50.0% from the field (317th in college basketball).
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s NCAA game against the spread?
Prediction: Choose Hawaii
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