NCAAB · Final

Winthrop Eagles Dominate Mercer Bears 105-69

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Saturday, November 15, 2025, 2:00 PM ET · Winthrop Coliseum

Winthrop Eagles 105, Mercer Bears 69, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Mercer Bears vs Winthrop Eagles?

Winthrop Eagles beat Mercer Bears 105-69 at Winthrop Coliseum on November 15, 2025.

The Winthrop Eagles delivered a commanding performance against the Mercer Bears, winning decisively with a final score of 105-69. This matchup, held at Winthrop Coliseum, showcased the Eagles' offensive prowess, particularly in the second half, where they pulled away significantly from their opponents. Winthrop's victory not only marked a strong rebound from their recent struggles but also extended their head-to-head record against Mercer to 2-0, following their previous win earlier in the season.

Entering this game, both teams had identical records of 2-2, but their recent forms told a different story. Winthrop had a record of 6-4 over their last ten games, although they were on a two-game losing streak, having lost to Coastal Carolina and George Mason in their most recent outings. The Eagles averaged 81.5 points scored per game while allowing 78.3, indicating a tendency for high-scoring matches. In contrast, Mercer had a record of 5-5 in their last ten games, riding a two-game winning streak after victories against Lipscomb and LaGrange. They averaged 71.5 points scored and allowed 69.5, suggesting a more balanced approach to games.

At home, Winthrop had a record of 3-1, while Mercer struggled on the road with a 1-3 record. This home-court advantage was evident in their performance, as Winthrop capitalized on their familiar surroundings to dominate the game. The Eagles' ability to score heavily at home was reflected in their scoring average of 78.4 points over their last five games, compared to Mercer’s 76.4 on the road.

The two teams had met previously in the current season, with Winthrop edging out Mercer in a high-scoring affair, winning 102-97. This history likely added an extra layer of intensity to the matchup, as both teams sought to assert their dominance.

In terms of injuries, the block did not provide specific details, but the absence of key players can often impact team dynamics significantly. However, the Eagles appeared to be in good form, as evidenced by their strong scoring output.

The betting market, as reported by the provider, indicated a strong belief in Winthrop's chances, with a home win probability of 1.0, reflecting their favored status in this matchup.

Conditions during the game were conducive to a high-scoring affair, with both teams showcasing their offensive capabilities. Winthrop's scoring plays included a variety of successful shots, from layups to three-point jumpers, highlighting their offensive versatility. Key moments in the second half included a two-point tip shot by Kyle Cuffe Jr. and a series of successful free throws by Braylhan Thomas, which contributed to the Eagles' significant lead.

For viewers, the standout performances from Winthrop's players were noteworthy, particularly in how they executed their offensive strategies. The ability to score consistently and maintain pressure on Mercer was a critical factor in the game. Overall, the Eagles demonstrated their potential as a formidable force in the league, while Mercer will need to reassess their approach following this defeat.

Leaders

PointsKareem Rozier20Winthrop Eagles
AssistsKareem Rozier4Winthrop Eagles
ReboundsPharrell Boyogueno7Winthrop Eagles
PointsKyle Cuffe Jr.17Mercer Bears
AssistsQuinton Perkins II3Mercer Bears
ReboundsBrady Shoulders8Mercer Bears

Recent form

Winthrop Eagles

Last 10: 6-4Streak L281.5 scored · 78.3 allowed per game3-1 at home

L66-72at Coastal Carolina ChanticleersNov 12
L90-96at George Mason PatriotsNov 8
W81-74vs Queens University RoyalsNov 3
L69-81at High Point PanthersMar 9
W86-67at UNC Asheville BulldogsMar 8
W88-79vs Longwood LancersMar 8
W103-90vs UNC Asheville BulldogsMar 1
W85-59at Longwood LancersFeb 28
W81-77at Presbyterian Blue HoseFeb 20
L66-88vs High Point PanthersFeb 15

Mercer Bears

Last 10: 5-5Streak W271.5 scored · 69.5 allowed per game1-3 away

W92-77vs Lipscomb BisonsNov 9
W101-62vs LaGrange PanthersNov 6
L61-76at Tennessee VolunteersNov 4
L61-76at Chattanooga MocsMar 8
W67-66vs Western Carolina CatamountsMar 7
W81-69vs Western Carolina CatamountsMar 1
L58-59at East Tennessee State BuccaneersFeb 26
L61-78vs UNC Greensboro SpartansFeb 22
W62-52at The Citadel BulldogsFeb 20
L71-80vs VMI KeydetsFeb 15

Standings

Team	Overall	Games behind	In conference
East Tennessee State	23-11	-	13-5
Mercer	19-13	2	11-7
Wofford	19-13	2	11-7
Samford	18-14	2	11-7
Furman	22-13	3	10-8
Western Carolina	15-16	3	10-8
UNC Greensboro	15-19	4	9-9
Chattanooga	13-19	6	7-11
The Citadel	11-22	6	7-11
VMI	6-26	12	1-17
High Point	31-5	-	15-1
Winthrop	23-11	2	13-3
Radford	16-16	6	9-7
Longwood	16-16	7	8-8
UNC Asheville	15-17	7	8-8
Presbyterian	15-18	8	7-9
Charleston Southern	15-17	9	6-10
South Carolina Upstate	13-19	10	5-11
Gardner-Webb	4-29	14	1-15

Box score

Stat	Mercer Bears	Winthrop Eagles
Field goals	24-56	34-66
Field goal %	43	52
Three-pointers	5-24	11-25
Three-point %	21	44
Free throws	16-26	26-37
Free throw %	62	70
Rebounds	32	43
Offensive rebounds	7	13
Defensive rebounds	25	30
Assists	7	13
Steals	5	9
Blocks	2	2
Turnovers	19	11
Team turnovers	0	0
Technical fouls	2	1
Technical fouls, total	2	1
Flagrant fouls	0	0
Points off turnovers	11	27
Fast-break points	14	23
Points in the paint	30	42
Fouls	27	24
Largest lead	4	43

How the scoring went

2nd Half46-62Kareem Rozier made Layup.
2nd Half48-62Brady Shoulders made Layup. Assisted by Quinton Perkins II.
2nd Half48-64Kody Clouet made Jumper.
2nd Half50-64Kyle Cuffe Jr. made Layup.
2nd Half50-66Pharrell Boyogueno made Jumper.
2nd Half50-69Kody Clouet made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Kareem Rozier.
2nd Half50-70Daylen Berry made Free Throw.
2nd Half50-71Daylen Berry made Free Throw.
2nd Half52-71Baraka Okojie made Layup.
2nd Half52-74Kody Clouet made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Josh Meo.
2nd Half53-74Baraka Okojie made Free Throw.
2nd Half54-74Baraka Okojie made Free Throw.
2nd Half54-76Seifeldin Hendawy made Layup.
2nd Half54-77Seifeldin Hendawy made Free Throw.
2nd Half56-77Baraka Okojie made Jumper.
2nd Half56-79Seifeldin Hendawy made Dunk. Assisted by Isaiah Wilson.
2nd Half57-79Armani Mighty made Free Throw.
2nd Half57-81Seifeldin Hendawy made Layup.
2nd Half57-82Tommy Kamarad made Free Throw.
2nd Half57-83Tommy Kamarad made Free Throw.
2nd Half57-85Isaiah Wilson made Layup.
2nd Half57-86Daylen Berry made Free Throw.
2nd Half57-87Daylen Berry made Free Throw.
2nd Half58-87Armani Mighty made Free Throw.
2nd Half59-87Armani Mighty made Free Throw.
2nd Half59-88Seifeldin Hendawy made Free Throw.
2nd Half59-90Tommy Kamarad made Layup.
2nd Half59-93Kody Clouet made Three Point Jumper.
2nd Half59-94Braylhan Thomas made Free Throw.
2nd Half60-94Zaire Williams made Free Throw.
2nd Half60-97Pharrell Boyogueno made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Braylhan Thomas.
2nd Half60-99Braylhan Thomas made Two Point Tip Shot.
2nd Half62-99Kyle Cuffe Jr. made Two Point Tip Shot.
2nd Half62-101Josh Meo made Layup.
2nd Half62-103Tommy Kamarad made Layup.
2nd Half62-104Braylhan Thomas made Free Throw.
2nd Half62-105Braylhan Thomas made Free Throw.
2nd Half64-105Jaydon Cole made Jumper.
2nd Half67-105Braeden Carlsen made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by TJ Grant.
2nd Half69-105TJ Grant made Layup.