NCAAB · Final

Stanford Defeats Montana State 77-68 at Home

Wednesday, November 12, 2025, 10:00 PM ET · Maples Pavilion

Stanford Cardinal 77, Montana State Bobcats 68, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Montana State Bobcats vs Stanford Cardinal?

Stanford Cardinal beat Montana State Bobcats 77-68 at Maples Pavilion on November 12, 2025.

In an engaging matchup at Maples Pavilion, the Stanford Cardinal secured a 77-68 victory over the Montana State Bobcats. This win marked Stanford's fourth consecutive victory at home, improving their record to 4-0 for the season. The Cardinal's recent form has been strong, with a record of 6-4 in their last ten games, and they are currently on a two-game winning streak. They have averaged 72.0 points per game while allowing 71.4 points over that span. In contrast, Montana State's struggles continued, as they fell to 1-4 on the season, with a record of 1-3 in their last ten games. The Bobcats have averaged 76.3 points scored and 68.2 points allowed in their recent outings, but they have lost their last game and have a streak of one loss.

The game featured a back-and-forth battle, but Stanford managed to pull away in the second half. Key moments included a series of scoring plays that highlighted Stanford's ability to capitalize on their opportunities. AJ Rohosy made significant contributions with a layup that extended Stanford's lead to 71-65, while Benny Gealer's free throws helped secure the win. The Cardinal's home advantage was evident, as they maintained an undefeated record at home, contrasting sharply with Montana State's away struggles, where they have now lost all four of their away games this season.

In terms of previous meetings, this was the first encounter between these two teams this season. The injury report did not indicate any key players missing for either side, allowing both teams to field their strongest lineups. The market had priced Stanford as the favorite, reflecting their strong home performance and Montana State's recent form, with betting lines indicating a high probability of a Stanford win.

Conditions at Maples Pavilion were favorable for basketball, with a lively crowd supporting the home team. Fans witnessed a competitive game that showcased Stanford's offensive capabilities and defensive resilience. Viewers were treated to a display of teamwork and skill, particularly from players like AJ Rohosy and Benny Gealer, who made crucial plays in the closing minutes of the game.

Overall, this fixture not only highlighted Stanford's growing momentum but also underscored the challenges facing Montana State as they seek to find their footing in the season.

Leaders

PointsEbuka Okorie21Stanford Cardinal
AssistsEbuka Okorie3Stanford Cardinal
ReboundsAJ Rohosy7Stanford Cardinal
PointsChristian King14Montana State Bobcats
AssistsJed Miller2Montana State Bobcats
ReboundsJed Miller9Montana State Bobcats

Recent form

Stanford Cardinal

Last 10: 6-4Streak W272 scored · 71.4 allowed per game6-0 at home

W91-68vs Montana GrizzliesNov 8
W89-79vs Portland State VikingsNov 5
L73-75at Louisville CardinalsMar 13
W78-73vs California Golden BearsMar 12
L48-68at Louisville CardinalsMar 8
L54-56at Notre Dame Fighting IrishMar 6
W73-68vs SMU MustangsMar 1
W78-60vs Boston College EaglesFeb 27
W66-61vs California Golden BearsFeb 23
L70-106at Duke Blue DevilsFeb 15

Montana State Bobcats

Last 10: 5-5Streak L176.3 scored · 68.2 allowed per game2-3 away

L73-75vs Denver PioneersNov 9
W114-44vs Northwest Indian RedHawksNov 6
L78-84at Colorado BuffaloesNov 4
L45-72at Northern Colorado BearsMar 12
W80-60at Idaho State BengalsMar 10
W75-60vs Idaho VandalsMar 4
W87-60at Sacramento State HornetsMar 1
L52-69at Portland State VikingsFeb 28
L85-89vs Montana GrizzliesFeb 23
W74-69vs Idaho State BengalsFeb 16

Standings

Team	Overall	Games behind	In conference
Portland State	20-11	-	13-5
Montana State	18-14	1	12-6
Eastern Washington	14-19	2	11-7
Northern Colorado	20-12	3	10-8
Montana	18-16	3	10-8
Weber State	16-16	3	10-8
Idaho	21-15	4	9-9
Sacramento State	10-21	8	6-12
Idaho State	13-20	8	5-13
Northern Arizona	10-22	9	4-14
Duke	35-3	-	17-1
Virginia	30-6	2	15-3
Miami	26-9	4	13-5
North Carolina	24-9	5	12-6
Clemson	24-11	5	12-6
Louisville	24-11	6	11-7
NC State	20-14	7	10-8
Florida State	18-15	7	10-8
California	22-12	8	9-9
Stanford	20-13	8	9-9
Virginia Tech	19-13	9	8-10
SMU	20-14	9	8-10
Wake Forest	18-17	10	7-11
Syracuse	15-17	11	6-12
Pittsburgh	13-20	12	5-13
Notre Dame	13-18	13	4-14
Boston College	11-20	13	4-14
Georgia Tech	11-20	15	2-16

Box score

Stat	Montana State Bobcats	Stanford Cardinal
Field goals	27-58	28-62
Field goal %	47	45
Three-pointers	7-23	5-19
Three-point %	30	26
Free throws	7-13	16-21
Free throw %	54	76
Rebounds	33	39
Offensive rebounds	6	9
Defensive rebounds	27	30
Assists	8	14
Steals	3	6
Blocks	2	5
Turnovers	16	12
Team turnovers	2	0
Technical fouls	0	0
Technical fouls, total	0	0
Flagrant fouls	0	0
Points off turnovers	9	18
Fast-break points	4	11
Points in the paint	38	46
Fouls	21	12
Largest lead	6	12

How the scoring went

2nd Half33-40Patrick McMahon made Jumper.
2nd Half33-42Chisom Okpara made Jumper.
2nd Half34-42Chris Hodges made Free Throw.
2nd Half34-44Aidan Cammann made Dunk. Assisted by Ebuka Okorie.
2nd Half36-44Christian King made Layup. Assisted by Chris Hodges.
2nd Half37-44Christian King made Free Throw.
2nd Half39-44Christian King made Layup.
2nd Half39-46AJ Rohosy made Dunk. Assisted by Ebuka Okorie.
2nd Half42-46Cavin Holden made Three Point Jumper.
2nd Half43-46Christian King made Free Throw.
2nd Half44-46Christian King made Free Throw.
2nd Half44-48Ebuka Okorie made Layup.
2nd Half47-48Jed Miller made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Cavin Holden.
2nd Half49-48Cavin Holden made Layup.
2nd Half51-48Patrick McMahon made Layup.
2nd Half52-48Patrick McMahon made Free Throw.
2nd Half52-50Chisom Okpara made Layup.
2nd Half55-50Jed Miller made Three Point Jumper.
2nd Half55-51Ebuka Okorie made Free Throw.
2nd Half55-52Ebuka Okorie made Free Throw.
2nd Half57-52Jed Miller made Jumper.
2nd Half57-53Chisom Okpara made Free Throw.
2nd Half59-53Chris Hodges made Jumper.
2nd Half59-55Chisom Okpara made Layup.
2nd Half61-55Jeremiah Davis made Jumper.
2nd Half61-56Ebuka Okorie made Free Throw.
2nd Half61-58Ebuka Okorie made Layup.
2nd Half61-60Aidan Cammann made Layup. Assisted by Jeremy Dent-Smith.
2nd Half61-63Ebuka Okorie made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Benny Gealer.
2nd Half63-63Chris Hodges made Jumper.
2nd Half63-65Ebuka Okorie made Layup.
2nd Half63-66Ebuka Okorie made Free Throw.
2nd Half63-69Benny Gealer made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by AJ Rohosy.
2nd Half65-69Cavin Holden made Jumper.
2nd Half65-71AJ Rohosy made Layup. Assisted by Chisom Okpara.
2nd Half65-73AJ Rohosy made Layup.
2nd Half65-74Benny Gealer made Free Throw.
2nd Half65-75Benny Gealer made Free Throw.
2nd Half65-77Aidan Cammann made Dunk. Assisted by Benny Gealer.
2nd Half68-77Patrick McMahon made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jed Miller.