- Matchup: Northeastern Huskies vs. Princeton Tigers
- Game Date: Thursday, November 20, 2025
- Venue: Jadwin Gymnasium, Princeton, NJ
- Broadcast: ESPN+
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This Thursday, Jadwin Gymnasium will host an exciting matchup between the Princeton Tigers (2-3) and the Northeastern Huskies (2-2).
The Northeastern Huskies recently faced Vermont, narrowly losing 85-74. During the game, Northeastern committed 16 personal fouls while Vermont had 20. The Huskies made 13 of their 23 attempts from beyond the arc. Vermont excelled at the free-throw line, scoring 83.3% on 10 of 12 attempts. On the rebounding front, Vermont dominated with 24 boards (5 offensive, 19 defensive) and collected 17 assists alongside 4 steals. Defensively, the Huskies allowed Vermont to shoot 55.4% from the field, enabling 31 successful baskets from 56 attempts. Northeastern dished out 12 assists, forced 13 turnovers, and managed 6 steals. They rounded up a total of 24 rebounds, 6 of which were offensive. At the charity stripe, Northeastern converted 76.2% of their 21 free throws. The Huskies finished with a field goal percentage of 46.4% (26 of 56) and drained 6 of 15 from three-point range.
Youri Fritz stood out in the contest, achieving a remarkable 80.0% shooting accuracy. He contributed 16 points on 4 of 5 attempts, collected 7 rebounds, and provided 1 assist in 37 minutes of play.
Northeastern enters this matchup with a 2-2 record. They score an average of 73.5 points per game, placing them 269th nationally, with a shooting efficiency of 43.4% from the field. From three-point range, they are hitting 30.8% (24 of 78) and maintain a free-throw percentage of 69.5%. The Huskies average 34.0 rebounds per game and have accumulated 51 assists this season, ranking them 305th in team assists. They experience 10.8 turnovers per outing and average 17.5 personal fouls per game.
Defensively, the Huskies force 14.5 turnovers per game and commit an average of 20.5 fouls. They restrict opponents to a 32.2% success rate from three-point range, while allowing 71.5 points per game, ranking them 160th nationally. Their opponents shoot 44.8% from the field (99 of 221), and they allow 35.5 rebounds per game. This season, they have given up 53 assists, putting them 143rd in college basketball.
In their last outing, the Princeton Tigers fell short, losing 89-69 to Iona. Princeton permitted Iona to secure 42 total rebounds (9 offensive). The Tigers hit 34.5% from beyond the arc (10 of 29) and finished 21 of 27 from the free-throw line (77.8%). Iona shot 50.0% from the field, making 29 of 58 attempts. Princeton managed a shooting percentage of 37.3% with 25 of 67 attempts, and only converted 4 of 24 from three-point range (16.7%). They benefited from 23 defensive boards and 5 offensive rebounds for a total of 28 rebounds in the game.
Dalen Davis made notable contributions for the Tigers, scoring 15 points on 5 of 16 shooting (31.3% shooting). He also contributed 3 rebounds and 5 assists during his 31 minutes of play.
Currently, Princeton is 2-3 this season. Offensively, they are shooting 39.4% from the field, ranking them 341st nationally. The Tigers have accrued 368 points (73.6 points per game) and average 39.2 rebounds per game. They record 14.0 assists per game, ranking 214th, and commit 12.4 turnovers per game while averaging 16.6 personal fouls. Their free-throw shooting stands at 69.5%.
Defensively, Princeton ranks 259th in points allowed per game at 78.2. They force 11.6 turnovers on average and allow opponents to shoot 44.6% from the floor (240th in college). Their opponents shoot 33.3% from three-point range (46 of 138) and achieve 75.0% at the free-throw line. The Tigers relinquish 14.4 assists and grab 37.8 rebounds per game, which ranks them 246th and 276th in Division 1, respectively.
Who will prevail in tonight’s NCAA bout against the spread?
Prediction: Bet on Princeton
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