- Matchup: Princeton Tigers vs. Siena Saints
- Date: Sunday, November 8, 2026
- Venue: MVP Arena, Albany, NY
- Broadcast: ESPN+
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This Sunday, the Princeton Tigers (2-0) are heading to MVP Arena to face off against the Siena Saints (0-1).
In their latest outing, the Princeton Tigers secured a narrow victory over Hofstra, finishing the game with a score of 60-58. The Tigers committed 16 fouls, while Hofstra totaled 15. From beyond the arc, Princeton made 4 of 17 attempts. Hofstra shot 75.0% from the free throw line, converting 6 of 8 tries. On the boards, Hofstra grabbed 37 rebounds (9 offensive, 28 defensive) but failed to make any blocks. They also recorded 10 assists and 4 steals during this game. Defensively, Princeton allowed Hofstra to shoot at a 48.0% success rate, hitting 24 of 50 attempts. The Tigers managed 12 assists and created 18 turnovers, leading to 10 steals. In terms of rebounding, they collected 26 boards, with 11 offensive. At the free-throw line, Princeton hit 12 of 17 attempts, achieving a rate of 70.6%. Overall, the Tigers shot 30.5% from the field (18 of 59) and 12 of 40 from three-point range.
Key player Jack Stanton contributed significantly to the victory, scoring 14 points on 5-of-8 shooting. He played for 23 minutes and also grabbed 3 rebounds, finishing with an impressive shooting percentage of 62.5% and 1 assist.
As of now, Princeton holds a record of 2-0 for the season. They average 69.0 points per game (ranked 273rd nationally) with a shooting percentage of 40.7% from the field. The Tigers have made 31.3% of their three-point attempts (21 of 67) and 72.4% from the free-throw line. On average, Princeton gathers 30.5 rebounds per game and has accumulated 31 assists this season, which ranks 127th in the country. Their turnover rate stands at 8.0 per game, alongside committing 16.0 fouls each match.
On the defensive end, Princeton forces an average of 19.5 turnovers per game while committing 13.5 fouls. They rank 134th in Division 1 for assists allowed, giving up 18 thus far in the campaign. The Tigers’ defense has permitted opponents a shooting clip of 42.9% (39 of 91) and averages 33.0 rebounds allowed per game. Their opponents are hitting 30.3% of three-point shots against them, and they rank 27th in the nation for points allowed per game, surrendering just 52.0.
Meanwhile, the Siena Saints faced a tough loss, falling 80-75 against Bryant in their last match. On the boards, Siena permitted Bryant to collect 42 rebounds (9 on the offensive glass). The Saints managed a three-point shooting percentage of 28.6%, making 10 of 35 attempts, and hit 18 of 25 free throws (72.0%). Bryant converted 26 of 65 field-goal attempts, leading to a shooting percentage of 40.0%. In total, Siena shot 24 of 64 from the field, achieving a 37.5% clip. The Saints connected on 6 of 27 three-point attempts (22.2%) and finished 21 of 32 from the free-throw line (65.6%). With Bryant committing 22 fouls, Siena had opportunities from the charity stripe. They turned the ball over 15 times while earning 11 steals in the game, recording a total of 34 rebounds (24 defensive, 10 offensive).
Pace Prosser had a notable performance for the Saints, scoring 15 points with 4 of 12 shooting and securing 7 rebounds. He also dished out 8 assists in his 39 minutes on the court.
Siena currently holds an overall record of 0-1 this season. They average 22.0 fouls committed per game and shoot 65.6% from the free-throw line. The Saints provide 13.0 assists per game, ranking 244th in the nation, while turning the ball over 15.0 times. They have accumulated 75 total points this season and average 41.0 rebounds per game. Offensively, Siena’s shooting percentage is at 37.5%, placing them 314th in Division 1.
Defensively, Siena allows 28.6% shooting from beyond the arc (10 of 35) and permits opponents to convert 72.0% of their free throws. They concede an average of 18.0 assists and 47.0 rebounds per game, ranking 325th and 348th in Division 1, respectively. The Saints rank 276th in points allowed per game, giving up 80.0, and force 14.0 turnovers while allowing teams a 40.0% shooting percentage (160th in college).
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s NCAA game against the spread?
Prediction: Take Princeton
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