- Upcoming Match: Elon Phoenix vs William & Mary Tribe
- Date: Saturday, February 14, 2026
- Venue: Kaplan Arena, Williamsburg, VA
- Broadcast: ESPN+
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This Saturday, Kaplan Arena serves as the battleground for the William & Mary Tribe (15-9) as they face off against the Elon Phoenix (13-12).
In their previous encounter, the Elon Phoenix suffered a setback against Drexel, ending with a score of 82-77. The Phoenix registered 21 personal fouls, while Drexel accumulated 19. From beyond the arc, Elon managed to sink 11 of 27 attempts, whereas Drexel converted 17 of 24 free throws, achieving a shooting percentage of 70.8%. On the boards, Drexel captured 30 rebounds (7 offensive, 23 defensive), though they were unable to record a single block. In terms of assists, they dished out 15 and stole the ball 5 times. On defense, Elon allowed Drexel to shoot at a rate of 47.4% from the field (27 of 57). Additionally, Elon registered 12 assists, forced 6 turnovers, and secured 2 steals. They collected a total of 34 rebounds, with 7 being offensive, and converted 23 of 27 free throw attempts for an impressive 85.2% efficiency. Elon concluded the game with a shooting percentage of 40.7% (22 out of 54) and made 10 of 29 from long distance.
Isaac Harrell emerged as a standout player during the game, shooting 63.6% from the field, accumulating 7 rebounds in 34 minutes, and scoring 25 points on 7 of 11 shooting.
Elon travels into this matchup with a current record of 13-12. The team averages 10.9 turnovers per game and commits 17.2 fouls per contest. Collectively, they secure 36.5 rebounds per game and have a total of 392 assists this season, ranking them 76th nationwide in assists. The Phoenix shoot 35.4% from beyond the arc (233 of 659) and 71.5% from the free throw line. They average 82.0 points per game (ranked 64th in college basketball) while also achieving 46.9% from the field.
Defensively, the Phoenix force an average of 11.6 turnovers per game while allowing 18.1 fouls. They rank 308th in Division I for assists allowed, having given up 378 assists this season. On the defensive end, the Phoenix permit opponents to shoot 44.9% (682 of 1,518) and allow 34.9 rebounds per game collectively. They concede a shooting rate of 36.1% from three-point range and rank 307th in points allowed per game at 78.7.
In their last game, the William & Mary Tribe faced a loss against Hampton, finishing 77-74. They gathered 24 defensive and 4 offensive rebounds for a total of 28. The Tribe turned the ball over 12 times but made 7 steals in that game. Hampton committed 22 fouls, leading to 32 free throw attempts for the Tribe, of which they converted 23 at a rate of 71.9%. From three-point range, they struggled, making only 1 of 15 attempts (6.7%), but shot 49.0% overall by going 25 out of 51 from the field. On the other hand, the Tribe allowed Hampton to shoot 41.8% (23 of 55) and hit 9 of 21 attempts from beyond the arc for a 42.9% success rate.
Ryan Jackson Jr. contributed significantly to the Tribe’s effort, making 6 of 7 from the field (85.7% efficiency) and totaling 18 points with 3 rebounds in 27 minutes.
William & Mary holds a record of 15-9 for the season. Offensively, the Tribe shoot at 48.0% from the floor, ranking 46th in college basketball. They have scored a total of 2,003 points (83.5 per game), and average 35.5 rebounds. The Tribe assist their teammates 18.3 times per game (16th in the nation) and turn the ball over 12.8 times. They commit 17.3 personal fouls each game and shoot 74.6% from the free throw line.
Defensively, the Tribe limit opponents to 31.7% on three-point shots (211 of 665), while opposing teams convert 69.6% of their free throw attempts. They average 14.1 assists and 36.3 rebounds allowed, ranking 242nd and 286th in Division 1, respectively. The Tribe rank 271st in points surrendered per game at 77.1. They force an average of 14.6 turnovers while allowing teams to shoot 43.0% from the field (118th in college).
Who will come out on top in tonight’s NCAA matchup against the spread?
Pick: Favor William & Mary
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