- Matchup: San Diego Toreros vs Oregon State Beavers
- Date: Wednesday, February 25, 2026
- Venue: Gill Coliseum, Corvallis, OR
- Broadcast: ESPN+
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The Oregon State Beavers (15-14) are set to face off against the San Diego Toreros (11-18) this Wednesday at Gill Coliseum.
In their previous match, the San Diego Toreros were defeated by Loyola Marymount with a score of 77-65. The Toreros finished the game with a shooting percentage of 43.6%, successfully making 24 of 55 attempts from the field and 8 out of 20 from three-point range. From the free-throw line, they converted 9 of 13, achieving a 69.2% success rate. On the boards, San Diego collected 25 rebounds, including 8 offensive grabs, and provided 12 assists while forcing 11 turnovers and securing 7 steals. However, their defense allowed Loyola Marymount to shoot 57.8%, as they made 26 of 45 shots. Loyola Marymount dished out 13 assists and recorded 8 steals in the match, and they secured 22 total rebounds (2 offensive, 20 defensive), without any blocks. The Lions excelled at the free-throw line, converting 17 of 21 attempts for 81.0% and knocking down 8 of 17 three-point attempts. San Diego committed 18 personal fouls compared to 17 by Loyola Marymount.
Toneari Lane was a standout performer for the Toreros, finishing with 19 points on 7 of 14 shooting, contributing 1 rebound in 28 minutes of play. He achieved a 50.0% shooting percentage but did not register any assists.
With a season record of 11-18, San Diego averages 75.2 points per game, ranking 204th in Division 1. They shoot 44.5% from the field and 34.9% from beyond the arc (260 of 746). At the free-throw line, they are shooting 75.7%. The Toreros average 31.8 rebounds per contest and have a total of 462 assists, placing them 46th nationally in assist distribution. Unfortunately, they turn the ball over an average of 12.5 times per game and commit 18.3 fouls.
Defensively, the Toreros force an average of 13.9 turnovers per game while committing 16.3 personal fouls. They struggle against assists, ranking 335th nationally with 450 given up this season. San Diego’s defensive unit allows a shooting percentage of 47.4% (795 of 1,676) and concedes 36.1 rebounds per game, including 32.3% on three-point shots. Overall, they rank 301st in Division 1 in points allowed per game (78.3).
In their latest game, the Oregon State Beavers triumphed over Pepperdine, winning 83-73. The Beavers allowed Pepperdine to secure 26 total rebounds (4 offensive). They shot 33.3% from beyond the arc (8 of 24) while hitting 17 of 26 from the free-throw line (65.4%). The Beavers permitted Pepperdine to shoot 42.9% overall, with the Waves making 24 of 56 attempts. Oregon State finished the day shooting 31 out of 69 from the field for an effective shooting percentage of 44.9%. From three-point range, Oregon State made 11 of 29 shots (37.9%). With 16 personal fouls by Pepperdine, the Beavers capitalized with 16 free-throw attempts and committed 12 turnovers while achieving 5 steals. Oregon State gathered 45 rebounds, including 28 defensive and 17 offensive.
Josiah Lake II played a pivotal role for the Beavers, scoring 18 points in 37 minutes, dishing out 8 assists, and grabbing 5 rebounds. He shot 40.0% by making 6 of 15 attempts.
Oregon State holds a record of 15-14 this season. They average 18.2 personal fouls per game and boast a 76.9% shooting percentage from the free-throw line. The Beavers average 13.5 assists per game (215th in D-1) and turn the ball over 11.9 times per game. Oregon State has scored a total of 2,049 points this season (70.7 points per game) and averages 32.2 rebounds.
Defensively, the Beavers allow 32.2% on three-point shots (219 of 681) and their opponents make 73.6% of free-throw attempts. The team allows 13.5 assists and 34.7 rebounds per game, ranking 193rd and 213th, respectively. On defense, they rank 172nd in Division 1, giving up an average of 73.4 points per game. They force 10.3 turnovers per game and permit shooting percentages of 43.4% from the field (137th in D-1).
Who will come out on top in tonight’s NCAA matchup against the spread?
Selection: Choose Oregon State
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