- Matchup: Queens Royals vs BYU Cougars
- Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2026
- Venue: Marriott Center, Provo, UT
- Broadcast: ESPN+
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The BYU Cougars (2-0) will face off against the Queens Royals (2-1) at the Marriott Center this coming Tuesday.
In their last outing, the Queens Royals struggled against Oklahoma State, losing decisively with a score of 118-68. Queens recorded a shooting percentage of 35.3% (24 out of 68) and made 7 of their 34 attempts from long range. At the charity stripe, they converted 13 out of 18 free throws, achieving a success rate of 72.2%. The Royals secured 27 rebounds, with 12 coming on the offensive end, and made 12 assists while forcing the opponent into 13 turnovers, leading to 7 steals. Defensively, Queens allowed Oklahoma State to shoot an impressive 62.0% (44 out of 71). Oklahoma State, in turn, recorded 30 assists and 13 steals and managed 41 rebounds (13 offensive and 28 defensive) with no blocks. The Cowboys finished with a free throw percentage of 73.7%, hitting 14 out of 19 attempts, and made 16 out of 28 shots from beyond the arc. The Royals committed 17 personal fouls compared to Oklahoma State’s 18.
Avantae Parker made notable contributions in that game, scoring 15 points on 6 of 10 shooting. He played for 18 minutes and grabbed 3 rebounds while registering a field goal percentage of 60.0% and providing 1 assist.
Entering this game, Queens boasts a record of 2-1 this season. They average 12.3 turnovers per game, while committing 18.3 fouls. As a unit, they secure 30.7 rebounds per contest and dished out 45 assists to rank 52nd nationally in assists per game. The Royals post a 31.5% success rate from the three-point line (23 of 73) and convert 68.5% of free throw attempts. On average, Queens scores 89.0 points per game, ranking 92nd in the country, while shooting at a rate of 49.5% from the field.
Defensively, the Royals manage to force 14.0 turnovers while drawing 20.3 fouls each game. However, they allow 48.9% shooting from beyond the arc and rank 363rd in the nation in points per game allowed (103.7). They give up 55.1% shooting overall (113 out of 205) and concede 37.7 rebounds per game, ranking poorly in assists allowed with 71 total this season.
The BYU Cougars recently secured a commanding victory over Omaha with a score of 108-67. They achieved 27 defensive rebounds and 13 offensive boards, amassing a total of 40 rebounds. The Cougars also managed to limit their turnovers to just 8, while recording 6 steals during the game. Omaha was called for 20 fouls, allowing BYU to attempt 18 free throws, converting 14 for an impressive 77.8% success rate. From three-point distance, BYU made 16 of 35 attempts (45.7%). Ultimately, they shot 39 out of 70 from the floor for a 55.7% conversion rate. Defensively, BYU allowed Omaha to shoot 42.6% (26 of 61) and permitted 34.8% on three-point attempts (8 of 23), finishing 7 of 13 at the free throw line (53.8%). In rebounding, the Cougars limited Omaha to 25 total boards (6 offensive).
Collin Chandler played a crucial role in the recent game, shooting 6 of 7 for a stellar field goal percentage of 85.7%, along with 4 rebounds. He scored 18 points in 27 minutes of play, contributing 5 assists.
BYU holds a perfect record of 2-0 for the season. Offensively, they are shooting at an impressive rate of 54.3%, ranking 19th nationally. So far this season, they have tallied 202 points (averaging 101.0 per game) and secured 39.0 rebounds per contest. Their assist rate stands at 17.0 per game (120th in Division 1), and they average 8.0 turnovers per game. The Cougars also commit 16.5 fouls per contest and boast a free throw percentage of 77.8%.
Defensively, BYU allows opponents to shoot 33.3% from three-point range (17 of 51) and they permit an 78.1% rate at the free throw line. They give up 16.0 assists and 30.0 rebounds per game, placing them 296th and 68th, respectively, in the nation. They rank 224th in points per game allowed at 75.0 and force 11.5 turnovers each game, with teams shooting 44.6% against them (245th in the nation).
Who will prevail in tonight’s NCAA contest against the spread?
Prediction: Bet on Queens
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