NCAAB · Final

Providence Dominates New Hampshire in 98-66 Victory

Tuesday, November 18, 2025, 7:00 PM ET · Amica Mutual Pavilion

Providence Friars 98, New Hampshire Wildcats 66, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won New Hampshire Wildcats vs Providence Friars?

Providence Friars beat New Hampshire Wildcats 98-66 at Amica Mutual Pavilion on November 18, 2025.

In a decisive matchup at the Amica Mutual Pavilion, the Providence Friars showcased their offensive prowess by defeating the New Hampshire Wildcats 98-66. This victory not only highlighted Providence's capabilities but also underscored New Hampshire's struggles this season.

Providence entered the game with a home record of 3-2 and a recent form of 5-5 over their last ten games, averaging 78.1 points scored while allowing 79.0 points. However, they faced a New Hampshire team that had been struggling, holding a record of 2-4 and a dismal 1-9 in their last ten games, averaging just 66.9 points scored and allowing 78.8 points.

The Friars' home performance has been relatively strong, with a 2-2 record at home in their last ten games. In contrast, New Hampshire's away struggles continued, as they remained winless on the road with an 0-6 record. This matchup was particularly interesting as it marked the second meeting between these two teams in the current season, with Providence having won the first encounter decisively, 98-66, on November 19, 2025.

In terms of injuries, the block does not provide specific details, but the overall performance of both teams suggests that Providence was in a better position to capitalize on their home advantage. The conditions at the Amica Mutual Pavilion were conducive for a high-scoring game, as evidenced by the final score.

The betting market reflected Providence's strong position, pricing them with a 1.0 probability of winning according to the latest odds. This indicates a strong belief in their ability to secure the victory, which they did convincingly.

Throughout the game, Providence's offense was relentless, with standout performances contributing to their scoring. Key moments included multiple layups and dunks that kept the momentum in their favor, particularly in the second half. Notable plays included Jamier Jones making several impactful layups and dunks, showcasing his ability to finish strong at the rim.

As the game progressed, the scoring plays highlighted Providence's ability to maintain control, with the Friars extending their lead significantly in the second half. The Wildcats struggled to keep pace, ultimately succumbing to the Friars' offensive onslaught.

Overall, this game served as a reminder of Providence's capabilities and New Hampshire's ongoing challenges this season. With the final score of 98-66, the Friars not only secured a crucial win but also reinforced their status as a competitive force in the league.

Leaders

PointsJason Edwards25Providence Friars
AssistsJason Edwards8Providence Friars
ReboundsOswin Erhunmwunse11Providence Friars
PointsJack Graham21New Hampshire Wildcats
AssistsBelal El Shakery3New Hampshire Wildcats
ReboundsJohn Squire12New Hampshire Wildcats

Recent form

Providence Friars

Last 10: 5-5Streak L178.1 scored · 79 allowed per game2-2 at home

L72-85at St. John's Red StormMar 12
W91-81at Butler BulldogsMar 11
L79-80at Georgetown HoyasMar 8
L56-78vs Marquette Golden EaglesMar 5
W79-76at Creighton BluejaysFeb 28
W94-84vs Xavier MusketeersFeb 26
W71-68at DePaul Blue DemonsFeb 22
L69-79vs St. John's Red StormFeb 14
L80-87at Seton Hall PiratesFeb 12
W90-72vs DePaul Blue DemonsFeb 7

New Hampshire Wildcats

Last 10: 1-9Streak L166.9 scored · 78.8 allowed per game0-6 away

L69-84at UMBC RetrieversMar 7
W88-83vs Bryant BulldogsMar 3
L61-84at UAlbany Great DanesFeb 28
L63-65at Binghamton BearcatsFeb 26
L58-61vs Maine Black BearsFeb 21
L56-78at UMass Lowell River HawksFeb 19
L63-85vs UMBC RetrieversFeb 14
L70-76vs NJIT HighlandersFeb 12
L57-80at Vermont CatamountsFeb 7
L84-92at Bryant BulldogsJan 31

Standings

Team	Overall	Games behind	In conference
UMBC	24-9	-	14-2
Vermont	22-12	2	12-4
NJIT	16-17	4	10-6
UMass Lowell	15-18	5	9-7
UAlbany	11-21	7	7-9
Maine	8-24	8	6-10
New Hampshire	9-21	9	5-11
Bryant	9-22	9	5-11
Binghamton	8-23	10	4-12
St. John's	30-7	-	18-2
UConn	34-6	1	17-3
Villanova	24-9	3	15-5
Seton Hall	21-12	8	10-10
Creighton	16-18	9	9-11
DePaul	16-16	10	8-12
Butler	16-16	11	7-13
Providence	15-18	11	7-13
Marquette	12-20	11	7-13
Georgetown	16-18	12	6-14
Xavier	15-18	12	6-14

Box score

Stat	New Hampshire Wildcats	Providence Friars
Field goals	25-64	37-66
Field goal %	39	56
Three-pointers	8-28	10-26
Three-point %	29	38
Free throws	8-9	14-22
Free throw %	89	64
Rebounds	34	40
Offensive rebounds	14	14
Defensive rebounds	20	26
Assists	13	21
Steals	5	10
Blocks	0	2
Turnovers	14	8
Team turnovers	0	0
Technical fouls	0	0
Technical fouls, total	0	0
Flagrant fouls	0	0
Points off turnovers	9	18
Fast-break points	7	18
Points in the paint	30	54
Fouls	21	13
Largest lead	3	32

How the scoring went

2nd Half38-55Jaylin Sellers made Dunk. Assisted by Jason Edwards.
2nd Half40-55Jack Graham made Layup. Assisted by Tyler Bike.
2nd Half40-58Jaylin Sellers made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jason Edwards.
2nd Half41-58Belal El Shakery made Free Throw.
2nd Half42-58Belal El Shakery made Free Throw.
2nd Half42-60Jaylin Sellers made Layup. Assisted by Jason Edwards.
2nd Half42-61Jaylin Sellers made Free Throw.
2nd Half44-61Jack Graham made Layup.
2nd Half44-64Jason Edwards made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jamier Jones.
2nd Half44-66Ryan Mela made Layup.
2nd Half44-67Ryan Mela made Free Throw.
2nd Half44-69Ryan Mela made Two Point Tip Shot.
2nd Half46-69Belal El Shakery made Jumper.
2nd Half46-71Ryan Mela made Layup.
2nd Half49-71Tyler Bike made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Belal El Shakery.
2nd Half49-72Stefan Vaaks made Free Throw.
2nd Half49-73Stefan Vaaks made Free Throw.
2nd Half51-73Jack Graham made Jumper.
2nd Half51-76Jamier Jones made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Stefan Vaaks.
2nd Half53-76Belal El Shakery made Layup.
2nd Half53-78Jamier Jones made Dunk.
2nd Half55-78Jack Graham made Jumper.
2nd Half56-78John Squire made Free Throw.
2nd Half57-78John Squire made Free Throw.
2nd Half57-79Jason Edwards made Free Throw.
2nd Half57-80Jason Edwards made Free Throw.
2nd Half60-80Jack Graham made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Tyler Bike.
2nd Half60-82Oswin Erhunmwunse made Dunk. Assisted by Ryan Mela.
2nd Half60-84Jaylin Sellers made Dunk.
2nd Half60-85Jaylin Sellers made Free Throw.
2nd Half62-85Comeh Emuobor made Layup.
2nd Half62-87Jamier Jones made Dunk. Assisted by Jason Edwards.
2nd Half64-87Belal El Shakery made Layup.
2nd Half64-89Jamier Jones made Layup. Assisted by Jason Edwards.
2nd Half66-89Comeh Emuobor made Layup.
2nd Half66-90Jamier Jones made Free Throw.
2nd Half66-92Peteris Pinnis made Layup. Assisted by Stefan Vaaks.
2nd Half66-94Jamier Jones made Dunk.
2nd Half66-96Jamier Jones made Dunk.
2nd Half66-98Jaylen Harrell made Dunk. Assisted by Jack Williams.