NCAAB · Final

Miami (OH) Defeats Wright State in Close Contest

Tuesday, December 16, 2025, 7:00 PM ET · Nutter Center

Miami (OH) RedHawks 83, Wright State Raiders 76, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Quick answers

Who won Miami (OH) RedHawks vs Wright State Raiders?

Miami (OH) RedHawks beat Wright State Raiders 83-76 at Nutter Center on December 16, 2025.

Who was favored in Miami (OH) RedHawks vs Wright State Raiders?

Miami (OH) RedHawks were the favorite at DraftKings, moneyline -122 (about 55% implied). The favorite won.

In a thrilling matchup at the Nutter Center, the Miami (OH) RedHawks secured an 83-76 victory over the Wright State Raiders. This game showcased the RedHawks' impressive form, as they extended their winning streak to 11 games, improving their record to 11-0. Meanwhile, the Raiders fell to 5-8, continuing a challenging season with their latest loss marking their second consecutive defeat.

The RedHawks entered the game with a remarkable average of 93.2 points scored per game over their last ten contests, while allowing 69.0 points. Their recent performance included a commanding win against the Eastern Kentucky Colonels just four days prior, where they triumphed 79-69. In contrast, the Raiders had averaged 77.8 points scored but had allowed 69.9 points in the same timeframe, reflecting a more balanced but less dominant scoring profile.

At home, Wright State had a record of 2-1, while their away performance stood at 2-5. This home advantage, however, did not translate into success against the RedHawks, who maintained a strong away record of 4-0. The Raiders had previously faced Miami (OH) earlier in the season, losing 81-68 in that matchup, which added to the stakes of this contest.

In terms of injuries, the block did not provide specific details, but the impact of player availability could have been significant given the competitive nature of the game. The betting market, as provided by DraftKings, had Miami (OH) favored by 1.5 points, with a total set at 149.5. The odds reflected confidence in the RedHawks' ability to continue their winning streak, while the Raiders were seen as underdogs.

As the game progressed, key moments included Eian Elmer's crucial three-point jumper that pushed the RedHawks ahead 80-68 in the second half, showcasing their offensive prowess. The Raiders fought hard, with Michael Cooper and TJ Burch contributing vital points, but they ultimately could not close the gap. The game concluded with Miami (OH) sealing their victory through free throws, demonstrating their composure in the closing stages.

Fans watching the game noted the high-scoring nature of Miami (OH) and their ability to maintain a lead against a determined Wright State team. The RedHawks' offensive strategy and execution were pivotal, allowing them to outpace the Raiders despite a valiant effort from the home side. This matchup not only highlighted the strengths of the RedHawks but also the challenges faced by Wright State as they continue to seek consistency in their play.

Odds

Book	Spread	Total	Moneyline
DraftKings	M-OH -1.5	149.5 o -112 / u -108	Miami (OH) RedHawks -122 · Wright State Raiders +102

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Leaders

PointsMichael Cooper21Wright State Raiders
AssistsTJ Burch3Wright State Raiders
ReboundsMichael Imariagbe7Wright State Raiders
PointsBrant Byers27Miami (OH) RedHawks
AssistsEvan Ipsaro3Miami (OH) RedHawks
ReboundsEian Elmer6Miami (OH) RedHawks

Recent form

Wright State Raiders

Last 10: 4-6Streak L177.8 scored · 69.9 allowed per game2-1 at home

L74-76at Marshall Thundering HerdDec 13
W86-58vs Green Bay PhoenixDec 7
L68-69at Youngstown State PenguinsDec 3
L69-94at Butler BulldogsNov 28
W79-62at Stetson HattersNov 26
W100-47vs Ohio Wesleyan Battling BishopsNov 21
L72-76at Kent State Golden FlashesNov 16
W92-59at Radford HighlandersNov 15
L71-81vs Toledo RocketsNov 12
L67-77at California Golden BearsNov 7

Miami (OH) RedHawks

Last 10: 10-0Streak W1093.2 scored · 69 allowed per game4-0 away

W79-69at Eastern Kentucky ColonelsDec 13
W90-87at UNC Asheville BulldogsDec 10
W93-61vs Maine Black BearsDec 6
W109-65vs IU East IU EASTDec 3
W82-71at UNC Greensboro SpartansNov 26
W111-84vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden LionsNov 23
W76-71vs Mercyhurst LakersNov 21
W76-61at Air Force FalconsNov 15
W129-49vs Trinity Christian TrollsNov 8
W87-72vs Old Dominion MonarchsNov 4

Standings

Team	Overall	Games behind	In conference
Miami (OH)	32-2	-	18-0
Akron	29-6	1	17-1
Kent State	24-10	4	14-4
Toledo	19-15	7	11-7
Bowling Green	18-14	9	9-9
Ohio	15-17	9	9-9
Buffalo	17-15	11	7-11
Massachusetts	17-16	11	7-11
Ball State	12-19	11	7-11
Central Michigan	10-21	12	6-12
Western Michigan	10-21	14	4-14
Eastern Michigan	10-21	14	4-14
Northern Illinois	9-21	10	4-14
Wright State	23-12	-	15-5
Robert Morris	22-11	2	13-7
Green Bay	18-15	3	12-8
Detroit Mercy	17-15	3	12-8
Oakland	16-16	3	12-8
Purdue Fort Wayne	17-15	4	11-9
Northern Kentucky	20-14	5	10-10
Youngstown State	15-17	7	8-12
Milwaukee	12-20	7	8-12
Cleveland State	11-22	9	6-14
IU Indianapolis	7-25	12	3-17

Box score

Stat	Miami (OH) RedHawks	Wright State Raiders
Field goals	28-51	27-63
Field goal %	55	43
Three-pointers	10-19	3-21
Three-point %	53	14
Free throws	17-28	19-24
Free throw %	61	79
Rebounds	30	38
Offensive rebounds	3	12
Defensive rebounds	27	26
Assists	13	10
Steals	6	8
Blocks	2	3
Turnovers	11	10
Team turnovers	0	0
Technical fouls	0	0
Technical fouls, total	0	0
Flagrant fouls	0	0
Points off turnovers	8	9
Fast-break points	7	9
Points in the paint	36	46
Fouls	18	23
Largest lead	19	1
Lead changes	3	3
Time in front	96	2

How the scoring went

2nd Half52-40Peter Suder makes layup (Almar Atlason assists)
2nd Half52-41Logan Woods makes free throw 1 of 2
2nd Half54-41Brant Byers makes layup (Luke Skaljac assists)
2nd Half54-43Dominic Pangonis makes layup
2nd Half56-43Luke Skaljac makes driving layup
2nd Half58-43Evan Ipsaro makes driving layup
2nd Half59-43Evan Ipsaro makes free throw 1 of 1
2nd Half59-45Michael Cooper makes 15-foot jumper
2nd Half62-45Brant Byers makes 26-foot three point jumper (Luke Skaljac assists)
2nd Half64-45Antwone Woolfolk makes layup
2nd Half64-47Andrea Holden makes layup
2nd Half64-48Andrea Holden makes free throw 1 of 1
2nd Half66-48Evan Ipsaro makes layup
2nd Half66-51Dominic Pangonis makes 26-foot three point jumper (Solomon Callaghan assists)
2nd Half66-53Logan Woods makes 6-foot jumper
2nd Half66-54TJ Burch makes free throw 1 of 2
2nd Half66-55TJ Burch makes free throw 2 of 2
2nd Half66-57Michael Cooper makes driving layup
2nd Half66-59Michael Imariagbe makes layup
2nd Half68-59Almar Atlason makes layup
2nd Half68-60Michael Cooper makes free throw 1 of 2
2nd Half68-61Michael Cooper makes free throw 2 of 2
2nd Half69-61Almar Atlason makes free throw 1 of 2
2nd Half71-61Almar Atlason makes 2-foot dunk
2nd Half72-61Brant Byers makes free throw 2 of 2
2nd Half74-61Evan Ipsaro makes driving layup
2nd Half74-63Michael Cooper makes driving layup
2nd Half75-63Brant Byers makes free throw 2 of 2
2nd Half75-66Logan Woods makes 23-foot three point jumper (TJ Burch assists)
2nd Half75-67Logan Woods makes free throw 1 of 1
2nd Half77-67Peter Suder makes driving layup
2nd Half77-68Michael Imariagbe makes free throw 1 of 2
2nd Half80-68Eian Elmer makes 23-foot three point jumper (Evan Ipsaro assists)
2nd Half80-70Michael Cooper makes driving layup
2nd Half80-72TJ Burch makes layup
2nd Half82-72Peter Suder makes driving layup
2nd Half82-73Michael Imariagbe makes free throw 1 of 2
2nd Half82-74Michael Imariagbe makes free throw 2 of 2
2nd Half83-74Eian Elmer makes free throw 1 of 2
2nd Half83-76Logan Woods makes driving layup