- Matchup: UMass Lowell River Hawks vs St. Peter’s Peacocks
- Scheduled Date: Saturday, November 22, 2025
- Venue: Yanitelli Center, Jersey City, NJ
- Broadcasting on: ESPN+
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The St. Peter’s Peacocks (1-3) are set to take on the UMass Lowell River Hawks (1-5) this Saturday at the Yanitelli Center.
In their previous game, the UMass Lowell River Hawks clashed with Bradley, suffering a defeat with a score of 87-77. UMass Lowell posted a shooting percentage of 48.1% (25 out of 52), including 5 of 15 from three-point range. At the charity stripe, they converted 22 out of 26 attempts, resulting in an impressive 84.6% success rate. The River Hawks grabbed 25 rebounds, with 8 being offensive. Additionally, they registered 13 assists, forced 9 turnovers, and achieved 3 steals. Defensively, UMass Lowell allowed their opponent to score at a rate of 51.8% with Bradley hitting 29 of 56 attempts. Despite their overall performance, the River Hawks committed 19 fouls while Bradley recorded 18.
JJ Massaquoi stood out in the match, finishing with 66.7% shooting efficiency and contributing 1 assist. He played for 22 minutes, secured 4 rebounds, and totaled 18 points on 6 out of 9 shooting.
Currently, UMass Lowell has a record of 1-5 this season. They are averaging 74.2 points per game (262nd nationally) with a shooting percentage of 44.0%. The team hits 33.6% of their three-point attempts (36 of 107) and 75.2% from the free-throw line. As a collective, UMass Lowell averages 31.8 rebounds per game and boasts a total of 82 assists during the season, ranking 85th for teamwork in college basketball. However, they have an average of 14.5 turnovers per game, alongside committing 17.3 fouls each outing.
On the defensive side, the River Hawks force their opponents into an average of 12.2 turnovers per game, while committing 20.0 fouls. They allow 37.2% on three-point attempts and rank 348th in NCAA for points allowed per game (86.7). UMass Lowell permits a field goal percentage of 49.2% (187 of 380) and averages 37.2 boards per game. They currently sit at 351st for assists allowed, surrendering 96 for the season.
In their last outing, the St. Peter’s Peacocks fell to Delaware by a score of 81-70. On the boards, St. Peter’s conceded a total of 32 rebounds (6 offensive). The Peacocks shot 52.4% from beyond the arc, hitting 11 of 21, and finished 14 out of 20 at the free-throw line (70%). Defensively, they allowed Delaware to shoot 28 of 52, which resulted in a shooting percentage of 53.8%. The Peacocks achieved 26 for 63 from the field, a shooting percentage of 41.3%, and made 12 of 32 three-point shots (37.5%). St. Peter’s managed 6 free throws, capitalizing on the 12 fouls committed by Delaware, while recording 9 steals and gathering 25 total rebounds (18 defensive, 7 offensive).
Brent Bland emerged as a key player for the Peacocks, completing 7 of 17 shots for a field goal percentage of 41.2%. He gathered 3 rebounds and finished with 21 points over 32 minutes of play, though he did not register any assists.
This season, St. Peter’s maintains a 1-3 record. Offensively, the Peacocks have a field goal percentage of 38.0%, ranking 351st in the country. They have scored a total of 274 points, averaging 68.5 per game, and secure 32.0 rebounds on average. Assists come in at 12.0 per game (315th nationally), and they face 12.0 turnovers. The Peacocks commit 21.0 fouls each contest and convert 81.1% from the charity stripe.
On the defense side, St. Peter’s ranks 283rd in college basketball for points allowed per game (79.8). They force an average of 14.3 turnovers while allowing opponents to shoot at 49.3% (342nd in college). Furthermore, they concede 42.7% on three-point attempts (38 of 89), with foes succeeding on 73.0% of their free throw attempts. They allow 16.5 assists and 36.5 rebounds per game, which are ranked 322nd and 249th in those defensive fields.
Who will come out on top in this NCAA matchup against the spread?
Choice: Back St. Peter’s
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