- Matchup: Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks vs Boston College Eagles
- Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2026
- Venue: Conte Forum, Chestnut Hill, MA
- Broadcast: ESPN+
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The Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks (1-2) travel to Conte Forum on Tuesday to face off against the Boston College Eagles (2-0).
In their latest encounter, the Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks secured a victory against Cheyney with a score of 81-55. The Hawks committed 23 fouls, while Cheyney was called for 19. Maryland Eastern Shore made 5 of 20 attempts from three-point range. Cheyney finished at the free-throw line with a 51.9% accuracy, hitting 14 of 27 attempts. They secured 27 rebounds (5 offensive, 22 defensive) but were unable to block any shots. Cheyney recorded 8 assists and 7 steals during the game. On defense, the Hawks allowed their opponents to shoot 36.7% from the field, totaling 18 successful shots out of 49. Maryland Eastern Shore also provided 18 assists of their own and forced 19 turnovers, resulting in 12 steals. On the boards, they grabbed 39 rebounds, including 14 offensive. At the charity stripe, they converted 13 out of 27 attempts, achieving a free throw percentage of 48.1%. Overall, the Hawks ended the game with a field goal percentage of 46.0%, making 29 of 63 shots, and hit 10 of 23 from beyond the arc.
Bobby Gardner played a pivotal role in the game’s outcome. He shot 47.8% from the field, contributing 29 points with 11 made shots out of 23 attempts, 6 assists, and 4 rebounds over 35 minutes of play.
Currently, Maryland Eastern Shore holds a record of 1-2 for the season. They average 64.0 points per game (322nd in Division I) with a field goal percentage of 37.5%. From three-point range, the Hawks are shooting 35.8% (24 of 67) and have a free throw success rate of 61.0%. On average, the team captures 38.7 rebounds and has dished out 36 assists this season, ranked 133rd in Division I for assists. However, they are averaging 15.7 turnovers and 21.3 personal fouls per contest.
Defensively, the Hawks force 15.3 turnovers per game and draw an average of 19.7 fouls from opposing teams. They rank 280th in allowing assists, with 35 conceded over the season. Their opponents have a shooting percentage of 44.4% (67 of 151) against them, and they allow 34.0 rebounds per game. The Hawks permit a 28.1% accuracy from beyond the arc and rank 128th in the country for points allowed, averaging 67.0 per game.
In their last outing, the Boston College Eagles triumphed against UMass with a final score of 71-55. In rebounding, they allowed UMass to secure 31 total rebounds (12 offensive). The Eagles shot 27.8% from three-point range, making 5 of 18 attempts, and went 8 for 14 at the free-throw line (57.1%). UMass scored 21 out of 54 attempts from the field for a shooting percentage of 38.9%. The Eagles finished the game with 22 out of 59 field goals, resulting in a shooting percentage of 37.3%. From three-point territory, Boston College connected on 3 of 27 shots (11.1%). They converted 24 free throw attempts for a remarkable 92.3% success rate. UMass committed 21 fouls, leading to 26 free throw attempts for the Eagles. Boston College recorded 8 steals and turned the ball over just 4 times while securing 17 defensive and 11 offensive rebounds for a total of 28 for the game.
Money Williams was instrumental for the Eagles, hitting 10 of 22 shots (45.5%) and pulling down 9 rebounds. He amassed 35 points in 40 minutes of play, also contributing 5 assists.
Boston College enters this matchup with a perfect record of 2-0. Offensively, they are shooting 42.7% from the floor, ranking 243rd in Division I. The Eagles have scored a total of 147 points this season (73.5 points per game) and average 36.0 rebounds per game. They assist on average 11.0 times (301st in college basketball) while committing 7.5 turnovers per game. Boston College averages 15.5 personal fouls per contest and boasts an impressive free throw shooting percentage of 84.3%.
The Eagles’ defense limits opponents to 24.2% shooting from three-point range (8 of 33) and allows 67.7% free throw shooting. They permit an average of 8.0 assists and 36.5 rebounds per game, ranking 26th and 231st in those categories respectively. The Eagles rank 21st nationally in points allowed per game, giving up just 52.5. Furthermore, they force 13.5 turnovers per game while allowing teams to shoot 34.5% from the field (52nd in Division I).
Who will cover the spread in this exciting NCAA matchup?
Prediction: Bet on Boston College
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