- Matchup: Binghamton Bearcats vs Bryant Bulldogs
- Date: Thursday, February 19, 2026
- Venue: Chace Athletic Center, Smithfield, RI
- Broadcast: ESPN+
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The Bryant Bulldogs (currently at 8-18) aim to secure a victory against the Binghamton Bearcats (5-22) on Thursday at the Chace Athletic Center.
In their recent game against Albany, the Binghamton Bearcats suffered a narrow defeat, going down 77-74. The Bearcats committed 20 fouls, while Albany had 18. Binghamton connected on 8 of their 21 attempts from three-point range. Albany achieved a free throw success rate of 76.7%, scoring 23 of 30. They dominated the boards with 37 rebounds (10 offensive). Albany also provided 11 assists and made 7 steals. On the defensive end, Binghamton allowed a shooting percentage of 45.1% with Albany making 23 of 51 shots. The Bearcats managed 11 assists and forced 13 turnovers, resulting in 11 steals. They secured 26 rebounds, 5 of which were offensive. At the free throw line, Binghamton converted 23 out of 29 attempts for an impressive 79.3% success rate. They wrapped up the game with a field goal percentage of 44.9%, hitting 22 of 49 shots and 7 of 19 attempts from beyond the arc.
Notably, Wes Peterson excelled, shooting at 60.0% from the field, dishing out 3 assists, and grabbing 6 rebounds in 40 minutes of play. He finished with 18 points, shooting 6 of 10.
Currently, Binghamton holds a 5-22 record this season, averaging 67.0 points per game (ranked 344th nationally) and hitting 44.2% from the field. They are shooting 31.0% from three-point territory (138 of 445) and achieving a free throw percentage of 74.9%. The Bearcats grab an average of 31.8 rebounds per game and have a total of 307 assists this season, ranked 326th in Division 1 assists. They turn the ball over 12.6 times per game while averaging 17.0 fouls per contest.
On the defensive front, the Bearcats are forcing an average of 9.0 turnovers per game and committing 18.0 personal fouls. They are limiting opponents to 35.6% shooting from three-point range and are ranked 227th in points allowed per game (75.3). The Bearcats permit a shooting percentage of 46.6% (728 of 1,562), allowing an average of 34.1 rebounds per game. They sit 151st overall in assists allowed, with 343 given up this season.
In their latest match, the Bryant Bulldogs faced a setback, falling 90-63 to Vermont. The Bulldogs secured 19 defensive boards and 7 offensive boards, totaling 26 rebounds. They turned the ball over 11 times while achieving 6 steals against Vermont. The Bulldogs were sent to the free-throw line 14 times, converting 12 for an impressive 85.7%. From three-point range, Bryant managed to sink 9 of 29 attempts (31.0%) and completed the game shooting 21 of 54 (38.9%). Vermont shot at an impressive 57.7% from the floor, netting 30 of 52 attempts, and finished with a 64.3% success rate from three-point range (9 of 14) and 84.0% from the foul line (21 of 25). In terms of rebounding, Bryant allowed Vermont to pull down 32 total rebounds (6 offensive).
Ty Tabales made a significant contribution for the Bulldogs, scoring 21 points in just 24 minutes of play. He shot 8 of 16 from the field, achieving a 50.0% shooting percentage, along with 2 rebounds.
Bryant’s season record stands at 8-18. The Bulldogs average 16.2 personal fouls per game and maintain a free throw percentage of 74.4%. They assist teammates 12.3 times per contest (ranked 300th in D-1) and commit 13.3 turnovers per game. So far, Bryant has tallied 1,676 points this season (an average of 64.5 per game) while averaging 33.8 rebounds per contest. The Bulldogs secure only 40.3% from the field, placing them 353rd nationally.
The Bryant defense allows opponents to shoot 35.8% from three-point range (193 of 539) and permits 71.2% from the free-throw line. They yield an average of 13.9 assists and 35.5 rebounds per game, ranking 222nd and 242nd respectively in college basketball statistics. Defensively, they are situated 130th in Division 1 points per game allowed (72.3). The Bulldogs force 9.8 turnovers per game and have allowed an average shooting percentage of 44.8% from their opponents (229th in the nation).
Who will take home the win in tonight’s NCAA matchup against the spread?
Prediction: Bet on Binghamton
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