NCAAB · Final

UTSA Dominates College of Biblical Studies 97-30

Wednesday, November 5, 2025, 7:00 PM ET · UTSA Convocation Center

UTSA Roadrunners 97, College of Biblical Studies Ambassadors 30, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won College of Biblical Studies Ambassadors vs UTSA Roadrunners?

UTSA Roadrunners beat College of Biblical Studies Ambassadors 97-30 at UTSA Convocation Center on November 5, 2025.

In a decisive display of basketball prowess, the UTSA Roadrunners overwhelmed the College of Biblical Studies Ambassadors with a final score of 97-30. This game, held at the UTSA Convocation Center on November 6, 2025, showcased the Roadrunners' dominance from start to finish, marking a significant win for a team that had struggled recently.

The Roadrunners entered this matchup with a home record of 1-0 and a recent form that included a 2-8 record over their last ten games. Despite their overall struggles, they managed to average 74.3 points scored while allowing 74.5 points per game. Their last five games reflected a slight improvement, with an average of 78.2 points scored and 75.4 points allowed, indicating a potential upward trend in their offensive capabilities.

In contrast, the College of Biblical Studies Ambassadors came into this game with a dismal record of 0-7 over their last seven outings, averaging just 58.9 points while conceding a staggering 105.0 points per game. Their recent performances have been particularly troubling, with their last five games yielding an average of only 53.0 points scored and 102.6 points allowed. This match was crucial for the Ambassadors, who were looking to break their losing streak, but they faced an uphill battle against a Roadrunners team eager to capitalize on their home advantage.

Historically, this fixture has not been a regular occurrence, but the disparity in recent form made it a compelling matchup to watch. The Roadrunners, while not in peak form, had shown flashes of potential, particularly in their home games. The Ambassadors, on the other hand, had struggled significantly on the road, with an away record of 0-7, making their task even more daunting.

In terms of injuries, the block did not specify any key players missing from either roster, allowing both teams to field their full squads. This absence of injury concerns meant that both coaches could deploy their preferred lineups, which is always a factor in the outcome of such games.

Betting lines reflected the overwhelming expectation of a Roadrunners victory, with the home team given a probability of winning set at 1.0, indicating a complete lack of confidence in the Ambassadors' ability to compete effectively in this game.

The conditions at the UTSA Convocation Center were favorable for basketball, contributing to an environment that favored the home team. Fans were treated to a display of offensive firepower from the Roadrunners, who took control early and never looked back. The scoring plays highlighted the Roadrunners' offensive efficiency, with notable contributions from players such as Matheo Coffi, who made a dunk assisted by Jamir Simpson, and Brent Moss, who hit a three-point jumper assisted by LJ Brown.

As the game progressed, the disparity in skill and execution became increasingly evident, with the Roadrunners building a substantial lead. The final quarter saw them continue to pile on the points, demonstrating their ability to capitalize on every opportunity while the Ambassadors struggled to find any rhythm on offense.

In conclusion, the UTSA Roadrunners' commanding 97-30 victory over the College of Biblical Studies Ambassadors serves as a significant moment for the home team, showcasing their potential to turn their season around. For the Ambassadors, this game highlights the urgent need for improvement as they continue to seek their first win of the season.

Leaders

PointsMacaleab Rich15UTSA Roadrunners
AssistsAustin Nunez4UTSA Roadrunners
ReboundsKaidon Rayfield13UTSA Roadrunners
PointsTrayvon Martinez7College of Biblical Studies Ambassadors
AssistsJudah Pickens2College of Biblical Studies Ambassadors
ReboundsTrayvon Martinez6College of Biblical Studies Ambassadors

Recent form

UTSA Roadrunners

Last 10: 2-8Streak L174.3 scored · 74.5 allowed per game1-4 at home

L65-70at East Carolina PiratesMar 14
W83-80at Charlotte 49ersMar 9
L70-75vs Memphis TigersMar 5
W84-56vs Rice OwlsMar 2
L89-96at East Carolina PiratesFeb 23
L73-78vs South Florida BullsFeb 20
L76-80at Tulsa Golden HurricaneFeb 15
L64-69at Wichita State ShockersFeb 13
L79-80vs East Carolina PiratesFeb 9
L60-61vs Tulane Green WaveFeb 6

College of Biblical Studies Ambassadors

Last 7: 0-7Streak L758.9 scored · 105 allowed per game0-7 away

L38-109at Rice OwlsNov 5
L48-95at Prairie View A&M PanthersNov 3
L55-100at Grambling TigersDec 30
L68-103at Texas Southern TigersDec 29
L56-106at UT Rio Grande Valley VaquerosDec 21
L57-111at McNeese CowboysNov 8
L90-111at Prairie View A&M PanthersNov 5

Standings

Team	Overall	Games behind	In conference
South Florida	25-9	-	15-3
Tulsa	30-8	2	13-5
Wichita State	24-12	2	13-5
UAB	20-12	4	11-7
North Texas	19-14	6	9-9
Florida Atlantic	18-15	6	9-9
Charlotte	17-17	6	9-9
Tulane	18-15	7	8-10
Temple	16-16	7	8-10
Memphis	13-19	7	8-10
Rice	13-18	8	7-11
East Carolina	11-20	9	6-12
UTSA	5-25	14	1-17

Box score

Stat	College of Biblical Studies Ambassadors	UTSA Roadrunners
Field goals	8-56	39-77
Field goal %	14	51
Three-pointers	2-26	9-30
Three-point %	8	30
Free throws	12-18	10-16
Free throw %	67	63
Rebounds	32	59
Offensive rebounds	7	16
Defensive rebounds	25	43
Assists	4	22
Steals	9	13
Blocks	2	9
Turnovers	22	10
Team turnovers	2	0
Technical fouls	0	1
Technical fouls, total	0	1
Flagrant fouls	0	0
Points off turnovers	4	30
Fast-break points	5	37
Points in the paint	6	56
Fouls	10	15
Largest lead	0	70

How the scoring went

1st Half10-45Brent Moss made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Pierce Spencer.
1st Half10-47Macaleab Rich made Two Point Tip Shot.
1st Half10-49Pierce Spencer made Layup.
1st Half13-49Treveon Ford made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Kolby Ward.
1st Half13-51Kaidon Rayfield made Layup. Assisted by Jamir Simpson.
1st Half15-51Alvin Kay made Layup.
1st Half15-53Mo Njie made Two Point Tip Shot.
1st Half16-53Kolby Ward made Free Throw.
1st Half16-56Mo Njie made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Austin Nunez.
1st Half17-56Alvin Kay made Free Throw.
1st Half18-56Alvin Kay made Free Throw.
2nd Half20-56Trayvon Martinez made Layup.
2nd Half20-58Kaidon Rayfield made Jumper.
2nd Half23-58Coreon Hardy made Three Point Jumper.
2nd Half23-61Jamir Simpson made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Dorian Hayes.
2nd Half23-63Macaleab Rich made Layup. Assisted by Baboucarr Njie.
2nd Half24-63Trayvon Martinez made Free Throw.
2nd Half25-63Trayvon Martinez made Free Throw.
2nd Half25-65Matheo Coffi made Dunk. Assisted by LJ Brown.
2nd Half25-67Baboucarr Njie made Layup. Assisted by Matheo Coffi.
2nd Half27-67Coreon Hardy made Jumper. Assisted by Judah Pickens.
2nd Half27-69Kaidon Rayfield made Layup. Assisted by Dorian Hayes.
2nd Half27-71Brent Moss made Two Point Tip Shot.
2nd Half27-72Baboucarr Njie made Free Throw.
2nd Half27-75Jamir Simpson made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Brent Moss.
2nd Half27-76Jamir Simpson made Free Throw.
2nd Half27-78Daniel Akitoby made Layup. Assisted by Brent Moss.
2nd Half27-80Dorian Hayes made Layup.
2nd Half27-83Jamir Simpson made Three Point Jumper.
2nd Half27-85Macaleab Rich made Layup.
2nd Half27-86Daniel Akitoby made Free Throw.
2nd Half27-88Macaleab Rich made Layup.
2nd Half27-90Matheo Coffi made Dunk. Assisted by Jamir Simpson.
2nd Half27-91Kaidon Rayfield made Free Throw.
2nd Half27-92Kaidon Rayfield made Free Throw.
2nd Half27-94Daniel Akitoby made Two Point Tip Shot.
2nd Half27-97Brent Moss made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by LJ Brown.
2nd Half28-97Trae Gage made Free Throw.
2nd Half29-97Trae Gage made Free Throw.
2nd Half30-97Trae Gage made Free Throw.

Win probability

Above the line favours UTSA Roadrunners, below favours College of Biblical Studies Ambassadors.