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Wichita State Dominates Milwaukee in Home Victory

Saturday, November 22, 2025, 7:00 PM ET · Charles Koch Arena

Wichita State Shockers 75, Milwaukee Panthers 58, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Milwaukee Panthers vs Wichita State Shockers?

Wichita State Shockers beat Milwaukee Panthers 75-58 at Charles Koch Arena on November 22, 2025.

The Wichita State Shockers delivered a commanding performance against the Milwaukee Panthers, securing a decisive 75-58 victory at Charles Koch Arena. This win marks an important moment for the Shockers, who improved their home record to 5-2 this season. The game showcased Wichita State's offensive prowess, as they averaged 82.8 points in their last five outings, compared to Milwaukee's 78.2. Despite the loss, Milwaukee's struggles continued, dropping their away record to 1-4.

Wichita State entered the game with a mixed form, having a record of 5-5 in their last ten games and currently on a one-game losing streak. Their recent match against Boise State ended in a narrow defeat, 59-62. However, prior to that, they had impressive victories, including a 95-74 win over Loyola Chicago and a 105-62 triumph against Prairie View A&M. The Shockers averaged 75.1 points scored and allowed 68.7 points during this stretch, indicating their ability to perform well offensively while maintaining a solid defense.

On the other hand, Milwaukee has faced challenges, with a 5-5 record in their last ten games and currently on a two-game losing streak. Their recent performances included a significant loss to Texas Tech, where they fell 63-80, and a heavy defeat against Indiana, losing 70-101. The Panthers have averaged 75.8 points scored and 77.6 points allowed in their last ten games, highlighting their defensive vulnerabilities.

The Shockers displayed their strength at home, where they have been more successful, while Milwaukee's away struggles have been evident. In their previous meetings, Wichita State has consistently outperformed Milwaukee, adding to the significance of this matchup.

In terms of injuries, the block did not provide specific details on player availability, but both teams have had their share of challenges throughout the season. This could have influenced their performance on the court, though the specifics remain unmentioned.

The market had Wichita State heavily favored, with a home win probability of 1.0 according to the betting lines. This reflects the confidence in the Shockers' ability to secure a victory on their home turf. The conditions at Charles Koch Arena were conducive to a strong performance, as the home crowd provided support, which is often a significant factor in college basketball games.

As the game progressed, key moments included scoring plays by Kenyon Giles, who made several crucial shots, including a three-point jumper that helped extend Wichita State's lead. The Shockers maintained control throughout the match, and their solid defense limited Milwaukee's scoring opportunities, ultimately leading to a comfortable victory.

Viewers should have noted Wichita State's offensive efficiency and ability to capitalize on Milwaukee's defensive lapses, which were evident throughout the game. This victory not only boosts Wichita State's confidence but also sets the stage for their upcoming games as they look to build momentum moving forward.

Leaders

  • PointsKenyon Giles24Wichita State Shockers
  • AssistsDre Kindell3Wichita State Shockers
  • ReboundsTJ Williams8Wichita State Shockers
  • PointsDanilo Jovanovich12Milwaukee Panthers
  • AssistsSeth Hubbard5Milwaukee Panthers
  • ReboundsFaizon Fields8Milwaukee Panthers

Recent form

Wichita State Shockers

Last 10: 5-5Streak L175.1 scored · 68.7 allowed per game4-2 at home

  • L59-62at Boise State BroncosNov 19
  • W95-74vs Loyola Chicago RamblersNov 14
  • W105-62vs Prairie View A&M PanthersNov 9
  • W75-58vs UNC Asheville BulldogsNov 5
  • L80-83at Memphis TigersMar 14
  • W73-68vs South Florida BullsMar 13
  • L63-73vs Tulsa Golden HurricaneMar 9
  • W63-59at Rice OwlsMar 7
  • L66-68at North Texas Mean GreenMar 4
  • L72-80vs UAB BlazersFeb 28

Milwaukee Panthers

Last 10: 5-5Streak L275.8 scored · 77.6 allowed per game1-4 away

  • L63-80at Texas Tech Red RaidersNov 15
  • L70-101at Indiana HoosiersNov 13
  • W92-72vs Little Rock TrojansNov 11
  • L76-86at Wofford TerriersNov 8
  • W90-86vs Hampton PiratesNov 4
  • L64-72vs Oakland Golden GrizzliesMar 7
  • W89-67vs Detroit Mercy TitansMar 1
  • W71-66vs Oakland Golden GrizzliesFeb 28
  • L59-72at Robert Morris ColonialsFeb 23
  • W84-74at Youngstown State PenguinsFeb 22

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
South Florida25-9-15-3
Tulsa30-8213-5
Wichita State24-12213-5
UAB20-12411-7
North Texas19-1469-9
Florida Atlantic18-1569-9
Charlotte17-1769-9
Tulane18-1578-10
Temple16-1678-10
Memphis13-1978-10
Rice13-1887-11
East Carolina11-2096-12
UTSA5-25141-17

Box score

StatMilwaukee PanthersWichita State Shockers
Field goals21-5925-60
Field goal %3642
Three-pointers6-236-17
Three-point %2635
Free throws10-1619-28
Free throw %6368
Rebounds3645
Offensive rebounds1114
Defensive rebounds2531
Assists910
Steals45
Blocks43
Turnovers118
Team turnovers01
Technical fouls00
Technical fouls, total00
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers814
Fast-break points44
Points in the paint2834
Fouls2015
Largest lead1117

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Half33-35Karon Boyd made Jumper.
  2. 2nd Half34-35Faizon Fields made Free Throw.
  3. 2nd Half35-35Faizon Fields made Free Throw.
  4. 2nd Half35-37Karon Boyd made Jumper.
  5. 2nd Half38-37Amar Augillard made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Danilo Jovanovich.
  6. 2nd Half39-37Danilo Jovanovich made Free Throw.
  7. 2nd Half40-37Danilo Jovanovich made Free Throw.
  8. 2nd Half40-38Kenyon Giles made Free Throw.
  9. 2nd Half40-40Emmanuel Okorafor made Dunk. Assisted by Kenyon Giles.
  10. 2nd Half42-40Sekou Konneh made Two Point Tip Shot.
  11. 2nd Half43-40Danilo Jovanovich made Free Throw.
  12. 2nd Half43-42TJ Williams made Jumper.
  13. 2nd Half43-43TJ Williams made Free Throw.
  14. 2nd Half43-44TJ Williams made Free Throw.
  15. 2nd Half43-47Michael Gray Jr. made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Dre Kindell.
  16. 2nd Half44-47Danilo Jovanovich made Free Throw.
  17. 2nd Half44-48Will Berg made Free Throw.
  18. 2nd Half44-49Will Berg made Free Throw.
  19. 2nd Half44-51Kenyon Giles made Layup.
  20. 2nd Half46-51Aaron Franklin made Layup. Assisted by Seth Hubbard.
  21. 2nd Half46-54Michael Gray Jr. made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Kenyon Giles.
  22. 2nd Half48-54Seth Hubbard made Jumper.
  23. 2nd Half48-56Karon Boyd made Two Point Tip Shot.
  24. 2nd Half50-56Seth Hubbard made Jumper.
  25. 2nd Half52-56Seth Hubbard made Jumper.
  26. 2nd Half52-58Kenyon Giles made Jumper.
  27. 2nd Half52-59Emmanuel Okorafor made Free Throw.
  28. 2nd Half52-60Will Berg made Free Throw.
  29. 2nd Half52-61Will Berg made Free Throw.
  30. 2nd Half52-63Kenyon Giles made Jumper.
  31. 2nd Half54-63Sekou Konneh made Jumper.
  32. 2nd Half54-65Karon Boyd made Dunk. Assisted by Will Berg.
  33. 2nd Half56-65Sekou Konneh made Layup.
  34. 2nd Half56-68Kenyon Giles made Three Point Jumper.
  35. 2nd Half57-68Danilo Jovanovich made Free Throw.
  36. 2nd Half58-68Danilo Jovanovich made Free Throw.
  37. 2nd Half58-71Kenyon Giles made Three Point Jumper.
  38. 2nd Half58-73Emmanuel Okorafor made Dunk. Assisted by TJ Williams.
  39. 2nd Half58-74Kenyon Giles made Free Throw.
  40. 2nd Half58-75Kenyon Giles made Free Throw.

Win probability

Above the line favours Wichita State Shockers, below favours Milwaukee Panthers.

Venue

  • Charles Koch ArenaWichita, KS
  • Attendance5941
  • OfficialsRodrick Dixon, Todd Austin, Lucas Santos

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