NCAAB · Final

Georgetown Defeats Binghamton 83-70 in NCAAB Showdown

Wednesday, November 12, 2025, 6:30 PM ET · Capital One Arena

Georgetown Hoyas 83, Binghamton Bearcats 70, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Binghamton Bearcats vs Georgetown Hoyas?

Georgetown Hoyas beat Binghamton Bearcats 83-70 at Capital One Arena on November 12, 2025.

In an impressive display at the Capital One Arena, the Georgetown Hoyas secured a solid victory over the Binghamton Bearcats, finishing the game with a score of 83-70. This win marks Georgetown's fourth consecutive victory at home, improving their record to 3-0 in their current season. The Hoyas have shown resilience and capability, particularly with their recent form, which now includes a two-game winning streak.

Georgetown's recent performance has been characterized by a mix of high-scoring games and some defensive challenges, as evidenced by their last ten games, where they have a record of 4-6. They have averaged 76.4 points while allowing 77.5 points per game during this stretch. Their last five games show a slight improvement, with an average of 75.2 points scored and 71.4 points allowed. The Hoyas have demonstrated their ability to score effectively at home, with a home record of 3-2.

On the other hand, the Binghamton Bearcats have struggled this season, now holding a record of 1-3 after this matchup. Their recent form has not been favorable, as they have lost their last game and have a record of 4-6 over their last ten games. The Bearcats have averaged 66.5 points while allowing 71.2 points per game. Their away record stands at 1-4, indicating difficulties in securing wins outside their home venue.

In terms of previous meetings, this was a significant fixture as both teams aimed to establish dominance early in the season. The Hoyas capitalized on their home advantage, which has been a crucial factor in their performance thus far. The conditions in the arena were favorable for Georgetown, contributing to their successful outing against Binghamton.

Injury reports did not indicate any significant absences affecting either team, allowing both squads to field their best players. This aspect played a role in the competitive nature of the game, with both teams striving to assert their presence on the court.

The market had Georgetown as the clear favorite, with a home win probability of 1.0, reflecting their strong start to the season and recent home performances. This probability aligns with the expectations set by the betting lines, emphasizing Georgetown's position as the dominant force in this matchup.

Throughout the game, key moments included several scoring plays that highlighted Georgetown's offensive capabilities. Notably, DeShawn Harris-Smith contributed significantly with a layup and a free throw, while Ryan Richardson and Jackson Benigni also made impactful shots, including three-pointers that helped solidify their lead. The scoring plays in the second half showcased Georgetown's ability to maintain pressure and extend their advantage, ultimately leading to their 13-point victory.

Viewers should have noted Georgetown's effective ball movement and scoring efficiency, particularly in the second half, where they capitalized on Binghamton's defensive lapses. The Hoyas' ability to convert opportunities into points was a decisive factor in their victory, as they managed to outscore the Bearcats in critical moments of the game.

In conclusion, Georgetown's victory over Binghamton not only reflects their current form but also sets a tone for the remainder of the season. With a strong home record and an upward trajectory, the Hoyas are positioning themselves as a formidable contender in the NCAAB landscape.

Leaders

PointsKJ Lewis20Georgetown Hoyas
AssistsJeremiah Williams5Georgetown Hoyas
ReboundsKJ Lewis10Georgetown Hoyas
PointsJeremiah Quigley17Binghamton Bearcats
AssistsJeremiah Quigley8Binghamton Bearcats
ReboundsDemetrius Lilley8Binghamton Bearcats

Recent form

Georgetown Hoyas

Last 10: 4-6Streak W276.4 scored · 77.5 allowed per game3-2 at home

W70-60at Maryland TerrapinsNov 7
W87-70vs Morgan State BearsNov 3
L67-71vs DePaul Blue DemonsMar 12
L77-83at DePaul Blue DemonsMar 8
W75-73vs Villanova WildcatsMar 5
L61-76vs Marquette Golden EaglesMar 2
L79-93at UConn HuskiesFeb 26
L69-80at Creighton BluejaysFeb 23
W93-72vs Providence FriarsFeb 20
L86-97at Butler BulldogsFeb 15

Binghamton Bearcats

Last 10: 4-6Streak L166.5 scored · 71.2 allowed per game1-4 away

L59-67vs Niagara Purple EaglesNov 8
W66-56vs RIT TigersNov 5
L47-85at Syracuse OrangeNov 4
L66-69at UAlbany Great DanesMar 9
L72-75vs NJIT HighlandersMar 5
L53-79at UMass Lowell River HawksMar 1
W71-69vs Maine Black BearsFeb 22
W79-60vs New Hampshire WildcatsFeb 20
W75-71at NJIT HighlandersFeb 15
L77-81at UMBC RetrieversFeb 13

Standings

Team	Overall	Games behind	In conference
UMBC	24-9	-	14-2
Vermont	22-12	2	12-4
NJIT	16-17	4	10-6
UMass Lowell	15-18	5	9-7
UAlbany	11-21	7	7-9
Maine	8-24	8	6-10
New Hampshire	9-21	9	5-11
Bryant	9-22	9	5-11
Binghamton	8-23	10	4-12
St. John's	30-7	-	18-2
UConn	34-6	1	17-3
Villanova	24-9	3	15-5
Seton Hall	21-12	8	10-10
Creighton	16-18	9	9-11
DePaul	16-16	10	8-12
Butler	16-16	11	7-13
Providence	15-18	11	7-13
Marquette	12-20	11	7-13
Georgetown	16-18	12	6-14
Xavier	15-18	12	6-14

Box score

Stat	Binghamton Bearcats	Georgetown Hoyas
Field goals	20-49	31-67
Field goal %	41	46
Three-pointers	7-21	4-19
Three-point %	33	21
Free throws	23-25	17-21
Free throw %	92	81
Rebounds	28	38
Offensive rebounds	6	15
Defensive rebounds	22	23
Assists	11	13
Steals	2	9
Blocks	3	3
Turnovers	13	4
Team turnovers	2	0
Technical fouls	0	0
Technical fouls, total	0	0
Flagrant fouls	0	1
Points off turnovers	3	12
Fast-break points	6	18
Points in the paint	20	46
Fouls	16	18
Largest lead	1	23

How the scoring went

2nd Half38-45Malik Mack made Jumper.
2nd Half40-45Bryson Wilson made Layup.
2nd Half40-47Caleb Williams made Jumper. Assisted by Isaiah Abraham.
2nd Half40-49KJ Lewis made Jumper.
2nd Half40-52Malik Mack made Three Point Jumper.
2nd Half40-54Malik Mack made Layup.
2nd Half42-54Jackson Benigni made Jumper. Assisted by Demetrius Lilley.
2nd Half42-55Malik Mack made Free Throw.
2nd Half42-56Malik Mack made Free Throw.
2nd Half44-56Bryson Wilson made Jumper.
2nd Half44-58Vince Iwuchukwu made Dunk. Assisted by Caleb Williams.
2nd Half44-60KJ Lewis made Layup.
2nd Half46-60Stephan Snagg made Layup. Assisted by Jeremiah Quigley.
2nd Half46-62Caleb Williams made Layup. Assisted by Jeremiah Williams.
2nd Half49-62Jackson Benigni made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Ryan Richardson.
2nd Half49-64Julius Halaifonua made Layup. Assisted by Jeremiah Williams.
2nd Half50-64Jackson Benigni made Free Throw.
2nd Half51-64Jackson Benigni made Free Throw.
2nd Half53-64Demetrius Lilley made Layup. Assisted by Jeremiah Quigley.
2nd Half53-66Kayvaun Mulready made Jumper.
2nd Half55-66Demetrius Lilley made Layup. Assisted by Jeremiah Quigley.
2nd Half55-68Jeremiah Williams made Jumper.
2nd Half55-70KJ Lewis made Layup.
2nd Half55-71KJ Lewis made Free Throw.
2nd Half56-71Jeremiah Quigley made Free Throw.
2nd Half56-73DeShawn Harris-Smith made Layup.
2nd Half56-75Vince Iwuchukwu made Jumper.
2nd Half56-77Malik Mack made Jumper.
2nd Half56-79DeShawn Harris-Smith made Layup. Assisted by KJ Lewis.
2nd Half57-79Wes Peterson Jr. made Free Throw.
2nd Half58-79Wes Peterson Jr. made Free Throw.
2nd Half58-80DeShawn Harris-Smith made Free Throw.
2nd Half60-80Wes Peterson Jr. made Layup.
2nd Half60-82DeShawn Harris-Smith made Layup. Assisted by Jeremiah Williams.
2nd Half60-83DeShawn Harris-Smith made Free Throw.
2nd Half63-83Ryan Richardson made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jackson Benigni.
2nd Half64-83Jackson Benigni made Free Throw.
2nd Half65-83Jackson Benigni made Free Throw.
2nd Half68-83Jackson Benigni made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jeremiah Quigley.
2nd Half70-83Jeremiah Quigley made Jumper.