- Matchup: Portland State Vikings vs San Francisco Dons
- Date: Saturday, November 14, 2026
- Venue: The Sobrato Center, San Francisco, CA
- Broadcast: ESPN+
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The Portland State Vikings (1-2) will visit The Sobrato Center on Saturday to face off against the San Francisco Dons (3-0).
In their last game, the Portland State Vikings faced Colorado State and suffered a defeat with a score of 87-71. The Vikings recorded a field goal percentage of 41.4% (24 of 58) and connected on 6 out of 20 three-point attempts. From the free throw line, Portland State converted 17 of 23 shots, yielding a percentage of 73.9%. They accumulated 36 rebounds, with 12 being on the offensive end, and provided 11 assists while forcing 9 turnovers from their opponents, alongside 5 steals. Defensively, the Vikings allowed Colorado State to achieve a 52.9% shooting rate, hitting 27 of 51 shots. Colorado State advanced with 18 assists and 7 steals, while securing 25 rebounds (1 offensive, 24 defensive), without registering any blocks. They finished the game with a free throw percentage of 79.3%, making 23 of 29 attempts, and also hit 10 of 24 three-point shots. The personal fouls counted for Portland State totaled 21, compared to 23 for Colorado State.
Jaquay Randolph was instrumental in the game, scoring 23 points on 9 of 18 shooting. He played 34 minutes, collected 18 rebounds, shot 50.0% from the field, and amassed 2 assists.
Portland State enters this matchup with a record of 1-2 this season. The team averages 14.3 turnovers per game and commits 22.0 personal fouls. Collectively, they grab 45.0 rebounds per game and have distributed 42 assists this season, ranking 239th in the nation. The Vikings exhibit a three-point shooting rate of 32.4% (22 of 68) and a free throw percentage of 64.4%. They average 80.7 points per game, positioning them 173rd in the country, with a shooting percentage of 45.5% from the floor.
Defensively, the Vikings force an average of 10.0 turnovers per game and commit 25.0 personal fouls. They rank 169th in college basketball for assists allowed with 37, and their defense permits a field goal percentage of 42.7% (73 of 171). Opponents secure an average of 29.3 rebounds against them, while the Vikings allow 33.8% shooting from three-point range and rank 230th in points allowed per game at 75.0.
In their last outing, the San Francisco Dons triumphed over Montana, edging out with a score of 63-58. In terms of rebounding, the Dons allowed Montana to retrieve 28 boards (10 offensive). The Dons concluded the game with a three-point shooting percentage of 25.0%, making 5 of 20 attempts, and shot 65.4% from the free throw line, converting 17 of 26 attempts. Montana completed 18 of 50 field goals, giving them a shooting percentage of 36.0%, while the Dons totaled 21 for 51 from the floor (41.2%). San Francisco also made 4 out of 17 three-point shots (23.5%) and claimed 17 free throws for a rate of 77.3%. Montana committed 20 fouls, resulting in 22 free throw attempts for the Dons, who turned the ball over 16 times while achieving 9 steals defensively. The Dons recorded 24 defensive rebounds and 8 offensive boards, amounting to 32 rebounds in total.
Ben Oosterbaan contributed significantly for the Dons, scoring 16 points from 5 of 8 shooting (62.5%) and adding 10 rebounds in 35 minutes of play, along with 1 assist.
San Francisco boasts a perfect record of 3-0 this season. Offensively, the Dons are shooting 43.9% from the field, ranking 230th in Division I. They have accumulated 218 points this season (72.7 per game) and average 38.0 rebounds per game. Their assist rate is at 11.7 per game (296th in college basketball), while their turnover average is 13.3. Additionally, San Francisco commits 16.0 personal fouls each game and holds a free throw shooting percentage of 67.1%.
The Dons rank 79th nationally in points allowed per game with 63.3. They force an impressive 16.0 turnovers per game and restrict opponents to a shooting percentage of 38.8% from the field (106th in college basketball). The San Francisco defense allows opponents to shoot 28.2% from beyond the arc (22 of 78) and permits 65.5% shooting from the free throw line. They yield an average of 11.3 assists and 33.3 rebounds per game, ranking 111th and 146th in these categories defensively.
Who will come out on top in this thrilling NCAA matchup against the spread?
Prediction: Back Portland State
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