- Matchup: Davidson Wildcats vs. Boston College Eagles
- Date: Friday, November 21, 2025
- Venue: TD Arena, Charleston, SC
- Broadcast: ESPN2
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This Friday, the TD Arena will witness an exciting clash as the Boston College Eagles (3-2) aim to secure victory against the unbeaten Davidson Wildcats (4-0).
In their latest matchup, the Davidson Wildcats triumphed over Bowling Green with a score of 91-87. Davidson showcased a commendable 54.2% field goal accuracy, sinking 26 out of 48 attempts, including 11 three-pointers from 23 tries. From the charity stripe, the Wildcats netted 28 out of 38 shots, achieving a free throw percentage of 73.7%. They secured 33 rebounds, with 6 on the offensive end, and recorded 17 assists while forcing 9 turnovers from their opponents and making 6 steals. Defensively, Davidson allowed Bowling Green to shoot 44.8% (30 of 67). Bowling Green managed 8 assists and 12 steals, along with 29 rebounds, but failed to make any blocks. Bowling Green finished with a free throw shooting percentage of 68.6%, making 24 out of 35 attempts, and they struggled beyond the arc, converting only 3 of 14 shots. Both teams committed 24 fouls during the game.
Key player Sam Brown made a significant impact with his performance. He achieved a shooting percentage of 55.6%, registering 18 points on 5 of 9 attempts, while also contributing 3 assists and 3 rebounds in 32 minutes of play.
Davidson enters this battle with a perfect record of 4-0 this season. They average 12.8 turnovers and commit 20.0 personal fouls per game. The team is averaging 32.5 rebounds and has collectively provided 65 assists so far this season, ranking 235th in Division 1 for team assists. The Wildcats are making 44.4% of their three-point attempts (44 of 99) and hitting 76.0% from the free throw line. They currently average 83.8 points per game, placing them 122nd nationally, while shooting 52.2% from the field.
On the defensive side, the Wildcats generate 13.3 turnovers per game while allowing 19.5 personal fouls. They rank 17th in Division 1 by conceding 36 assists to their opponents this season. The Wildcats’ defense has allowed opponents a field goal percentage of 40.5% (92 of 227) and they average giving up 31.5 rebounds per game. Their opponents are shooting 30.5% from beyond the arc, placing the Wildcats 111th in D-1 for opponents’ points per game at 68.5.
In their most recent game, the Boston College Eagles secured a 63-52 victory over Hampton. They allowed Hampton a total of 33 rebounds (12 offensive). Offensively, the Eagles struggled from distance, connecting on just 17.4% of their three-point attempts (4 of 23), and finished with 6 of 14 free throw shooting (42.9%). Defensively, Boston College permitted Hampton to shoot 35.0% from the field, as they themselves achieved a shooting percentage of 39.3% (22 of 56). From long range, Boston College made 5 out of 27 attempts (18.5%) and were successful on 14 of their free throw attempts for a rate of 73.7%. Hampton committed 18 fouls, which granted the Eagles 19 free throw opportunities. They also experienced 10 turnovers while managing to earn 5 steals and recorded a total of 35 rebounds (26 defensive and 9 offensive).
Fred Payne was a standout performer for the Eagles, scoring 14 points in his 28 minutes, contributing 3 assists, and hitting 5 of his 10 shots (50.0%) alongside 1 rebound.
Boston College is currently 3-2 this season. The Eagles commit an average of 16.0 fouls per game and their free throw percentage is at 63.5%. They dish out assists 12.2 times per game (ranking 304th in D-1) and average 9.2 turnovers. The Eagles have scored 352 points this season, averaging 70.4 points per game while collecting 44.0 rebounds per contest. They are hitting only 40.3% of their shot attempts from the floor, ranking 329th in the nation.
Defensively, the Eagles permit opponents to shoot 29.3% from three-point range (34 of 116) and allow 57.3% from the free throw line. They give up an average of 10.6 assists and 39.4 rebounds per game, ranking 55th and 321st respectively in college basketball. Boston College ranks 31st in points allowed per game, giving up 62.6 points. They force an average of 11.0 turnovers while allowing teams to shoot 36.5% from the field, which positions them 29th in Division 1.
Which team will emerge victorious in this NCAA matchup against the spread?
Selection: Take Boston College
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