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Dartmouth Dominates Framingham State in 107-50 Victory

Wednesday, November 4, 2026, 6:30 PM ET · Leede Arena

Dartmouth Big Green 107, Framingham State Rams 50, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Framingham State Rams vs Dartmouth Big Green?

Dartmouth Big Green beat Framingham State Rams 107-50 at Leede Arena on November 4, 2026.

In a commanding performance, the Dartmouth Big Green triumphed over the Framingham State Rams with a final score of 107-50. This game, held at Leede Arena on November 4, 2026, showcased Dartmouth's offensive prowess and defensive strength, marking a significant victory for the home team.

However, they were riding a one-game winning streak after defeating the Marist Red Foxes 69-62 just a day prior. In contrast, Framingham State struggled, as they were unable to secure a win against a formidable opponent. The Big Green's average points scored in their last five games was 71.0, while they allowed an average of 79.6 points, highlighting both their offensive capabilities and defensive vulnerabilities.

The game unfolded with Dartmouth establishing an early lead and maintaining control throughout. They scored 107 points, a significant achievement that reflects their offensive execution and the Rams' defensive shortcomings. Framingham State, on the other hand, managed only 50 points, underscoring their struggles in both scoring and defense. Dartmouth's ability to capitalize on their scoring opportunities was evident, as they consistently found ways to penetrate the Rams' defense.

In terms of home versus away performance, Dartmouth had previously struggled at home, recording a 0-4 record in their last five home games before this victory. Framingham State's away record stood at 3-3, indicating some resilience on the road, but this game proved to be a significant challenge for them.

The scoring plays in the second half highlighted Dartmouth's dominance. Notable moments included Dominick Victor's 10-foot dunk and Tyler Garrett's impressive 26-foot three-point jumper, both of which contributed to the widening gap in the score. Joshua Saint Jean also made a notable impact, scoring multiple baskets including a dunk and free throws that pushed the score to 107-50.

The injury picture for both teams was not detailed in the block, but it is clear that Dartmouth's roster was able to perform at a high level without significant disruptions. The market had priced Dartmouth's win probability at 1.0, indicating a strong expectation of their success in this matchup, which they fulfilled with an emphatic victory.

Conditions during the game were not specified, but the atmosphere at Leede Arena likely played a role in energizing the Big Green, allowing them to execute their game plan effectively. Fans witnessed a display of skill and teamwork from Dartmouth, making this fixture a memorable one.

Overall, this game served as a statement for Dartmouth as they look to build momentum in the season. With their offensive capabilities on full display and a solid home performance, the Big Green will aim to carry this energy into their upcoming fixtures.

What we said beforehand

The Dartmouth Big Green will face the Framingham State Rams in an intriguing matchup at Leede Arena on November 4, 2026. This game is noteworthy as it marks the early stages of the season for both teams, offering a chance for each to establish momentum.

Dartmouth's recent form shows a mixed bag of results. In their last five games, they have won two and lost three. Their most recent outing was a victory against the Marist Red Foxes, where they secured a narrow win with a score of 69-62. Prior to that, they faced tough competition, losing to teams like the Cornell Big Red and the Princeton Tigers. Overall, Dartmouth has averaged 71.0 points scored per game in their last five, while allowing 79.6 points, indicating a need for improvement on the defensive end.

On the other hand, Framingham State has not found success in their recent matchups, suffering defeats in their last three games. Their most recent loss was a significant one against the Stonehill Skyhawks, where they were outscored 81-62. This follows earlier losses to the Central Connecticut Blue Devils and the Bryant Bulldogs, with scores of 99-42 and 98-44, respectively. The Rams have struggled offensively, which is reflected in their scoring averages and overall performance.

When it comes to home versus away performance, Dartmouth has a home record of 0-4 in their last ten games, while they have performed better on the road with a record of 3-3. In contrast, Framingham State's recent form has shown a lack of competitiveness, particularly in their away games, which will be a factor as they travel to face Dartmouth.

In terms of individual performances, Dartmouth's Cameron McNamee leads the team in points with an average of 12.0, while Landon Williams contributes significantly with 3.0 assists per game. Patrick Tivnan Jr. is a key player on the boards, averaging 10.0 rebounds, which will be crucial in controlling the tempo and possession during the game.

The betting market has priced the game with Dartmouth as the favorite, reflecting their home advantage and recent win against Marist. The specific odds have not been disclosed in the provided information, but the context suggests a favorable outlook for Dartmouth.

As for the conditions of the game, it will take place at Leede Arena, which is known for its home-court atmosphere. This environment could play a pivotal role in influencing the performance of the players.

Viewers should watch for Dartmouth's ability to capitalize on their home advantage and how Framingham State responds to their recent struggles. The matchup will also highlight individual performances, particularly from Dartmouth's leading scorers and rebounders, as they look to build on their recent victory.

Leaders

  • PointsErnas Valauskas18Dartmouth Big Green
  • AssistsDan Civello4Dartmouth Big Green
  • ReboundsNikola Abusara6Dartmouth Big Green
  • PointsJamel Walker11Framingham State Rams
  • AssistsLorenzo Washington2Framingham State Rams
  • ReboundsJoshua Saint Jean9Framingham State Rams

Recent form

Dartmouth Big Green

Last 10: 3-7Streak W170.4 scored · 78.4 allowed per game0-4 at home

  • W69-62at Marist Red FoxesNov 3
  • L90-111vs Cornell Big RedMar 7
  • L61-82at Princeton TigersFeb 28
  • L71-80at Pennsylvania QuakersFeb 28
  • W64-63at Columbia LionsFeb 21
  • L76-79vs Brown BearsFeb 14
  • L70-83vs Yale BulldogsFeb 14
  • L58-71vs Harvard CrimsonFeb 7
  • W77-70at Brown BearsJan 31
  • L68-83at Yale BulldogsJan 31

Standings

TeamOverallGames behindIn conference
Dartmouth2-0-0-0
Cornell1-0-0-0
Harvard1-0-0-0
Princeton1-0-0-0
Yale1-0-0-0
Pennsylvania0-0-0-0
Brown0-1-0-0
Columbia0-1-0-0

Box score

StatFramingham State RamsDartmouth Big Green
Field goals17-5642-79
Field goal %3053
Three-pointers3-1515-40
Three-point %2038
Free throws13-198-11
Free throw %6873
Rebounds2649
Offensive rebounds718
Defensive rebounds1931
Assists622
Steals48
Blocks25
Turnovers197
Team turnovers20
Technical fouls00
Technical fouls, total00
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers632
Fast-break points1125
Points in the paint2054
Fouls1416
Largest lead061
Lead changes00
Time in front099

How the scoring went

  1. 1st Half25-51CJ Aldrich III makes free throw 1 of 2
  2. 2nd Half25-53Cameron McNamee makes layup
  3. 2nd Half26-53Lorenzo Washington makes free throw 1 of 2
  4. 2nd Half27-53Lorenzo Washington makes free throw 2 of 2
  5. 2nd Half27-55Nikola Abusara makes layup (Cameron McNamee assists)
  6. 2nd Half29-55Dominick Victor makes layup
  7. 2nd Half29-58Cam Hiatt makes 24-foot three point jumper (Nikola Abusara assists)
  8. 2nd Half29-61Cameron McNamee makes 24-foot three point jumper (Dan Civello assists)
  9. 2nd Half29-64Cam Hiatt makes 25-foot three point jumper (Landon Williams assists)
  10. 2nd Half31-64Dominick Victor makes layup
  11. 2nd Half31-66Anton Strelnikov makes layup
  12. 2nd Half33-66Lorenzo Washington makes layup
  13. 2nd Half33-68Acen Jimenez makes layup (Anton Strelnikov assists)
  14. 2nd Half34-68Damni Williams makes free throw 1 of 2
  15. 2nd Half35-68Damni Williams makes free throw 2 of 2
  16. 2nd Half35-70Anton Strelnikov makes layup
  17. 2nd Half35-73Acen Jimenez makes 25-foot three point jumper (CJ Aldrich III assists)
  18. 2nd Half35-76Ernas Valauskas makes 25-foot three point jumper
  19. 2nd Half35-78Jake Pollack makes 3-foot dunk (Ernas Valauskas assists)
  20. 2nd Half35-80CJ Aldrich III makes layup (Acen Jimenez assists)
  21. 2nd Half35-82CJ Aldrich III makes layup
  22. 2nd Half35-84Ernas Valauskas makes layup
  23. 2nd Half35-86CJ Aldrich III makes layup
  24. 2nd Half35-89Ernas Valauskas makes 26-foot three point jumper (Jake Pollack assists)
  25. 2nd Half35-92Tyler Garrett makes 24-foot three point jumper (Acen Jimenez assists)
  26. 2nd Half35-94Tyler Garrett makes layup
  27. 2nd Half38-94Chance Duffey makes 24-foot three point jumper (Imani Jones assists)
  28. 2nd Half38-96CJ Aldrich III makes layup
  29. 2nd Half40-96Isaiah Michel makes 15-foot jumper
  30. 2nd Half42-96Ezana Negusse makes 8-foot jumper (Isaiah Michel assists)
  31. 2nd Half42-99CJ Aldrich III makes 26-foot three point jumper (Dan Civello assists)
  32. 2nd Half42-102Tyler Garrett makes 25-foot three point jumper
  33. 2nd Half44-102Dominick Victor makes 10-foot dunk
  34. 2nd Half44-105Tyler Garrett makes 26-foot three point jumper
  35. 2nd Half46-105Joshua Saint Jean makes layup
  36. 2nd Half46-106Acen Jimenez makes free throw 1 of 2
  37. 2nd Half46-107Acen Jimenez makes free throw 2 of 2
  38. 2nd Half48-107Joshua Saint Jean makes 5-foot dunk (Lorenzo Washington assists)
  39. 2nd Half49-107Joshua Saint Jean makes free throw 1 of 2
  40. 2nd Half50-107Joshua Saint Jean makes free throw 2 of 2

Win probability

Above the line favours Dartmouth Big Green, below favours Framingham State Rams.

Venue

  • Leede ArenaHanover, NH
  • Attendance783
  • OfficialsMamadou Ba, Seth Pare

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