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Northwestern Dominates Cleveland State 110-63 in NCAAB Showdown

Monday, November 10, 2025, 8:30 PM ET · Welsh-Ryan Arena

Northwestern Wildcats 110, Cleveland State Vikings 63, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Cleveland State Vikings vs Northwestern Wildcats?

Northwestern Wildcats beat Cleveland State Vikings 110-63 at Welsh-Ryan Arena on November 10, 2025.

In a commanding performance, the Northwestern Wildcats triumphed over the Cleveland State Vikings with a final score of 110-63 at Welsh-Ryan Arena. This victory marked Northwestern's fourth consecutive win at home, improving their record to 4-0 for the season, while Cleveland State fell to 1-3 after this matchup.

Northwestern entered the game with a recent form of 6-4 over their last ten games, boasting a two-game winning streak. The Wildcats averaged 68.8 points scored per game while allowing 61.7 points during this stretch. In their last two outings leading up to this game, Northwestern secured victories against Boston University Terriers and Mercyhurst Lakers, with scores of 76-52 and 70-47, respectively. Their home record now stands at 3-0 this season, showcasing their dominance on familiar territory.

On the other hand, Cleveland State had a record of 1-2 coming into this game. Their recent form reflected a 4-6 record over their last ten games, with their only win in the last five being a narrow 71-70 victory against the Capital Crusaders. The Vikings averaged 70.3 points scored per game but allowed 71.1 points, indicating a struggle on the defensive end. Their away record dropped to 1-3 following this defeat.

This fixture was particularly noteworthy as it showcased the stark contrast in the teams' performances. The Wildcats not only had a solid home record but also demonstrated an ability to score efficiently while maintaining strong defensive pressure. In contrast, Cleveland State's struggles were evident as they faced a formidable opponent in Northwestern.

In terms of injury impact, the block did not specify any players missing from either team, suggesting both squads were at full strength for this encounter. The absence of key players can often sway the outcome of games, but in this case, both teams fielded their best lineups.

Betting lines prior to the game indicated that Northwestern was heavily favored, with a home win probability of 1.0, reflecting the market's confidence in their ability to secure a victory. This strong expectation was met with a performance that exceeded the odds, as the Wildcats dominated the scoreboard throughout the contest.

The game conditions were typical for an indoor basketball matchup, with no adverse weather factors affecting play. The atmosphere at Welsh-Ryan Arena was likely charged, given the home crowd's support for the Wildcats, which often plays a role in energizing the players.

Throughout the game, viewers witnessed a series of impressive scoring plays from Northwestern. The Wildcats established their dominance early and maintained it, with notable contributions from various players. For instance, Jaidon Lipscomb made several key three-point jumpers in the second half, showcasing his shooting prowess. Tyler Kropp and Gus Hurlburt also made significant contributions, with Hurlburt adding points from free throws to seal the victory.

Overall, this matchup highlighted Northwestern's offensive firepower and defensive capabilities, setting a strong tone for the rest of their season. Cleveland State, conversely, will need to regroup and address their defensive shortcomings as they move forward in the campaign.

Leaders

  • PointsNick Martinelli21Northwestern Wildcats
  • AssistsJayden Reid8Northwestern Wildcats
  • ReboundsArrinten Page9Northwestern Wildcats
  • PointsDayan Nessah15Cleveland State Vikings
  • AssistsDayan Nessah3Cleveland State Vikings
  • ReboundsJosiah Harris9Cleveland State Vikings

Recent form

Northwestern Wildcats

Last 10: 6-4Streak W268.8 scored · 61.7 allowed per game3-2 at home

  • W76-52vs Boston University TerriersNov 7
  • W70-47vs Mercyhurst LakersNov 4
  • L63-70at Wisconsin BadgersMar 13
  • W72-64at Minnesota Golden GophersMar 12
  • L61-74at Maryland TerrapinsMar 8
  • L69-73vs UCLA BruinsMar 4
  • W68-57vs Iowa HawkeyesMar 1
  • W75-63at Minnesota Golden GophersFeb 26
  • W70-49at Ohio State BuckeyesFeb 20
  • L64-68vs Nebraska CornhuskersFeb 16

Cleveland State Vikings

Last 10: 4-6Streak W170.3 scored · 71.1 allowed per game1-3 away

  • W71-70vs Capital CrusadersNov 7
  • L88-91at Loyola Chicago RamblersNov 4
  • L54-56vs Youngstown State PenguinsMar 11
  • W68-63vs Northern Kentucky NorseMar 7
  • W68-57vs Purdue Fort Wayne MastodonsMar 1
  • L76-82at Wright State RaidersFeb 28
  • L86-91at Oakland Golden GrizzliesFeb 23
  • W73-65at Detroit Mercy TitansFeb 22
  • L60-68vs Youngstown State PenguinsFeb 16
  • L59-68vs Robert Morris ColonialsFeb 13

Standings

TeamOverallGames behindIn conference
Wright State23-12-15-5
Robert Morris22-11213-7
Green Bay18-15312-8
Detroit Mercy17-15312-8
Oakland16-16312-8
Purdue Fort Wayne17-15411-9
Northern Kentucky20-14510-10
Youngstown State15-1778-12
Milwaukee12-2078-12
Cleveland State11-2296-14
IU Indianapolis7-25123-17
Michigan37-3-19-1
Nebraska28-7415-5
Michigan State27-8415-5
Illinois28-9415-5
Wisconsin24-11514-6
Purdue30-9613-7
UCLA24-12613-7
Ohio State21-13712-8
Iowa24-13910-10
Indiana18-14109-11
Minnesota15-18118-12
USC18-14127-13
Washington16-17127-13
Rutgers14-20136-14
Northwestern15-19145-15
Oregon12-20145-15
Maryland12-21154-16
Penn State12-20163-17

Box score

StatCleveland State VikingsNorthwestern Wildcats
Field goals24-6041-68
Field goal %4060
Three-pointers10-2911-21
Three-point %3452
Free throws5-1317-22
Free throw %3877
Rebounds2740
Offensive rebounds1011
Defensive rebounds1729
Assists1526
Steals410
Blocks13
Turnovers177
Team turnovers00
Technical fouls00
Technical fouls, total00
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers733
Fast-break points631
Points in the paint2652
Fouls1715
Largest lead152

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Half37-59Nick Martinelli made Layup.
  2. 2nd Half37-61Nick Martinelli made Jumper. Assisted by Jayden Reid.
  3. 2nd Half37-63Justin Mullins made Layup. Assisted by Jayden Reid.
  4. 2nd Half40-63Chevalier Emery made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jaidon Lipscomb.
  5. 2nd Half40-66Nick Martinelli made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jayden Reid.
  6. 2nd Half42-66Dayan Nessah made Layup. Assisted by Josiah Harris.
  7. 2nd Half42-68Justin Mullins made Two Point Tip Shot.
  8. 2nd Half44-68Chevalier Emery made Layup.
  9. 2nd Half46-68Dayan Nessah made Layup. Assisted by Josiah Harris.
  10. 2nd Half46-69Tre Singleton made Free Throw.
  11. 2nd Half46-70Tre Singleton made Free Throw.
  12. 2nd Half46-73Tre Singleton made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jordan Clayton.
  13. 2nd Half46-75Nick Martinelli made Jumper. Assisted by Tre Singleton.
  14. 2nd Half46-77Nick Martinelli made Jumper. Assisted by Jake West.
  15. 2nd Half46-78Jake West made Free Throw.
  16. 2nd Half46-80Tre Singleton made Two Point Tip Shot.
  17. 2nd Half46-82Max Green made Dunk.
  18. 2nd Half48-82Josiah Harris made Jumper.
  19. 2nd Half48-85Max Green made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Angelo Ciaravino.
  20. 2nd Half48-87Angelo Ciaravino made Dunk.
  21. 2nd Half48-90Max Green made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Angelo Ciaravino.
  22. 2nd Half48-93Max Green made Three Point Jumper.
  23. 2nd Half50-93Chevalier Emery made Layup.
  24. 2nd Half50-96Max Green made Three Point Jumper.
  25. 2nd Half50-97Tre Singleton made Free Throw.
  26. 2nd Half50-98Tre Singleton made Free Throw.
  27. 2nd Half52-98Holden Pierre-Louis made Layup. Assisted by Ivan Spirov.
  28. 2nd Half52-100Max Green made Dunk.
  29. 2nd Half53-100David Giddens made Free Throw.
  30. 2nd Half54-100Holden Pierre-Louis made Free Throw.
  31. 2nd Half54-101Tyler Kropp made Free Throw.
  32. 2nd Half54-102Tyler Kropp made Free Throw.
  33. 2nd Half54-104Tyler Kropp made Layup. Assisted by Justin Mullins.
  34. 2nd Half54-106Phoenix Gill made Dunk.
  35. 2nd Half57-106Jaidon Lipscomb made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Manny Hill.
  36. 2nd Half57-108Gus Hurlburt made Jumper. Assisted by Phoenix Gill.
  37. 2nd Half60-108Jaidon Lipscomb made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Kamari Jones.
  38. 2nd Half63-108Jaidon Lipscomb made Three Point Jumper.
  39. 2nd Half63-109Gus Hurlburt made Free Throw.
  40. 2nd Half63-110Gus Hurlburt made Free Throw.

Win probability

Above the line favours Northwestern Wildcats, below favours Cleveland State Vikings.

Venue

  • Welsh-Ryan ArenaEvanston, IL
  • Attendance4426
  • OfficialsD.J. Carstensen, Brian Dorsey, Andy O'Brien

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