- Matchup: Stetson Hatters vs Miami Hurricanes
- Date: Monday, November 10, 2025
- Venue: Watsco Center, Coral Gables, FL
- Broadcast: ACC Network
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This Monday, the Stetson Hatters (0-1) are set to face the Miami Hurricanes (2-0) at the Watsco Center.
In their previous game, the Stetson Hatters faced Rhode Island and succumbed to a defeat, ending with a score of 93-62. Stetson committed 14 personal fouls while Rhode Island had 16. The Hatters struggled from beyond the arc, making only 8 of 26 attempts. Rhode Island capitalized with a free throw percentage of 79.2%, converting 19 of 24 attempts. Additionally, Rhode Island dominated the boards with 40 rebounds (13 offensive, 27 defensive) and demonstrated strong ball movement with 19 assists and 16 steals. Defensively, Stetson struggled, allowing an opponent shooting percentage of 52.4% on 33 out of 63 attempts. The Hatters managed 12 assists and created 14 turnovers while securing 6 steals, along with 24 rebounds (9 offensive). At the charity stripe, Stetson converted 12 of 22 attempts for a percentage of 54.5%. Their shooting performance concluded with a 38.2% field goal percentage (21 out of 55), including 8 of 25 from three-point range.
Jamie Phillips Jr. was a standout performer, achieving a shooting accuracy of 50% with 20 points from 6 out of 12 shooting, alongside 5 rebounds and 1 assist over 30 minutes of play.
The Hatters come into this game with a record of 0-1. They average 62.0 points per game (ranked 317th in college basketball) and hit 38.2% of their field goal attempts. From three-point range, Stetson is shooting 32.0% (8 of 25) and registering 54.5% from the free-throw line. Currently, they average 27.0 rebounds per game and have recorded 12 assists this season, which ranks them 296th nationally. The team struggles with ball control, averaging 20.0 turnovers per game while committing 14.0 fouls nightly.
Defensively, the Hatters force 14.0 turnovers each game and accrue 16.0 fouls. They rank 255th in the nation for assists allowed, giving up 19 on the season. Stetson’s defense yields a field goal percentage of 52.4% (33 of 63) and allows 44.0 rebounds per game. Their opponents shoot 30.8% from deep, with the Hatters placing 337th in the NCAA for points allowed per game (93.0).
In their last game, the Miami Hurricanes achieved a commanding victory, defeating Bethune-Cookman 101-61. On the rebounding front, the Hurricanes allowed Bethune-Cookman to secure 30 overall rebounds (10 offensive). They struggled from three-point distance, hitting only 21.4% by making 6 out of 28 attempts, while converting 68.4% at the free-throw line (13 of 19). Defensively, Miami held Bethune-Cookman to 21 of 66 from the field, showcasing a shooting percentage of 31.8%. Conversely, Miami shot an impressive 39 out of 66 from the field, which equated to 59.1%. From three-point territory, Miami achieved 8 of 17 attempts (47.1%), and converted 15 free throws for a rate of 68.2%. The matchup saw Bethune-Cookman commit 18 fouls, leading the Hurricanes to 22 free-throw attempts. Miami had 8 steals and turned the ball over just 6 times while securing 34 defensive rebounds and 10 offensive boards for a total of 44 rebounds.
Tre Donaldson played a pivotal role for the Hurricanes, accumulating 23 points in just 27 minutes of play, along with 4 assists. He had an outstanding shooting game, making 9 of 11 attempts for a field goal percentage of 81.8% and recorded 1 rebound.
Miami holds a 2-0 record this season. The Hurricanes average 17.5 fouls per game and excel at the charity stripe, shooting 74.6%. They achieve 21.5 assists per contest (ranked 56th in college) and turn the ball over 10.5 times each game. With a total of 187 points this season, Miami secures an average of 39.5 rebounds per game, showcasing a 57.4% shooting accuracy (ranked 22nd in Division 1).
On the defensive front, the Miami defense allows 25.5% from three-point range (14 of 55) and opponents hit 60.6% from the free-throw line. They yield 10.5 assists and 27.5 total rebounds per game, ranking 140th and 70th respectively in those categories. In terms of points surrendered per contest, the Hurricanes rank 145th in NCAA basketball at 65.0. The defense forces an average of 13.0 turnovers per game, allowing opponents to shoot 38.7% from the field (153rd in the nation).
Who will claim victory in tonight’s NCAA game against the spread?
Prediction: Take Stetson
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