NCAAB · Final

Kansas Jayhawks Defeat Princeton Tigers 76-57

Saturday, November 15, 2025, 2:00 PM ET · Allen Fieldhouse

Kansas Jayhawks 76, Princeton Tigers 57, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Princeton Tigers vs Kansas Jayhawks?

Kansas Jayhawks beat Princeton Tigers 76-57 at Allen Fieldhouse on November 15, 2025.

The Kansas Jayhawks secured a solid victory over the Princeton Tigers with a final score of 76-57 at Allen Fieldhouse. This matchup showcased the home team's strong performance, particularly in the second half, where they maintained control and extended their lead. Kansas entered the game with a home record of 3-1 and a recent form of 6-4 over their last ten games, while Princeton had an away record of 2-2 and was 5-5 in their last ten outings.

Kansas has been averaging 80.2 points per game while allowing 71.3, demonstrating their offensive capabilities and defensive challenges. Their last five games have seen them score an average of 84.0 points, indicating a recent uptick in their scoring efficiency. They came into this game off a convincing win against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Islanders, where they won 77-46. The Jayhawks' home record stands at 5-1, reflecting their strength at Allen Fieldhouse.

On the other hand, Princeton's recent form has been a mixed bag, with an average of 73.1 points scored and 75.7 points allowed per game. They are currently on a two-game winning streak, having recently defeated the John Jay Bloodhounds 100-59 and the Bucknell Bison 73-63. However, their away record of 1-4 highlights their struggles on the road.

In terms of previous meetings, this game was significant as both teams sought to establish dominance early in the season. The injury picture was not detailed in the block, but it is always a crucial factor in matchups like these. The market had priced Kansas as the clear favorite, with a home win probability of 1.0, reflecting their strong position going into the game.

The conditions at Allen Fieldhouse were likely favorable for the Jayhawks, known for their passionate home crowd. Kansas's performance in the second half was particularly noteworthy, as they outscored Princeton significantly and showed resilience in maintaining their lead. Key scoring plays included a series of layups and free throws that helped solidify their advantage.

Fans watching the game would have noted the contributions from players like Flory Bidunga and Dalen Davis, who made significant plays in the second half. The Jayhawks' ability to execute under pressure and their overall team chemistry were evident as they closed out the game effectively. This victory not only boosts their confidence but also sets a positive tone for the remainder of the season.

Leaders

PointsFlory Bidunga25Kansas Jayhawks
AssistsMelvin Council Jr.6Kansas Jayhawks
ReboundsFlory Bidunga10Kansas Jayhawks
PointsDalen Davis21Princeton Tigers
AssistsDalen Davis3Princeton Tigers
ReboundsMalik Abdullahi7Princeton Tigers

Recent form

Kansas Jayhawks

Last 10: 6-4Streak W180.2 scored · 71.3 allowed per game5-1 at home

W77-46vs Texas A&M-Corpus Christi IslandersNov 12
L74-87at North Carolina Tar HeelsNov 8
W94-51vs Green Bay PhoenixNov 4
L77-88at Arizona WildcatsMar 14
W98-94vs UCF KnightsMar 13
W83-76vs Arizona WildcatsMar 8
L59-65at Houston CougarsMar 4
L73-78vs Texas Tech Red RaidersMar 1
W71-64at Colorado BuffaloesFeb 25
W96-64vs Oklahoma State CowboysFeb 22

Princeton Tigers

Last 10: 5-5Streak W273.1 scored · 75.7 allowed per game1-4 away

W100-59vs John Jay BloodhoundsNov 14
W73-63vs Bucknell BisonNov 12
L69-104at Akron ZipsNov 8
L57-59at Yale BulldogsMar 15
W95-71vs Pennsylvania QuakersMar 8
L70-102at Cornell Big RedMar 2
W73-68at Columbia LionsMar 1
L61-76vs Dartmouth Big GreenFeb 23
W76-71vs Harvard CrimsonFeb 22
L57-84at Yale BulldogsFeb 16

Standings

Team	Overall	Games behind	In conference
Yale	24-7	-	11-3
Harvard	17-12	1	10-4
Pennsylvania	18-12	2	9-5
Cornell	15-13	3	8-6
Columbia	16-12	6	5-9
Dartmouth	11-16	6	5-9
Princeton	9-20	6	5-9
Brown	9-18	8	3-11
Arizona	36-3	-	16-2
Houston	30-7	2	14-4
Iowa State	29-8	4	12-6
Kansas	24-11	4	12-6
Texas Tech	23-11	4	12-6
TCU	23-12	5	11-7
BYU	23-12	7	9-9
UCF	21-12	7	9-9
West Virginia	21-14	7	9-9
Cincinnati	18-15	7	9-9
Colorado	17-16	9	7-11
Arizona State	17-16	9	7-11
Oklahoma State	20-15	10	6-12
Baylor	17-17	10	6-12
Kansas State	12-20	13	3-15
Utah	10-22	14	2-16

Box score

Stat	Princeton Tigers	Kansas Jayhawks
Field goals	18-58	25-53
Field goal %	31	47
Three-pointers	10-35	5-21
Three-point %	29	24
Free throws	11-16	21-28
Free throw %	69	75
Rebounds	31	43
Offensive rebounds	8	9
Defensive rebounds	23	34
Assists	12	12
Steals	8	7
Blocks	0	5
Turnovers	13	14
Team turnovers	0	0
Technical fouls	0	0
Technical fouls, total	0	0
Flagrant fouls	0	0
Points off turnovers	17	21
Fast-break points	0	15
Points in the paint	12	40
Fouls	19	15
Largest lead	5	22

How the scoring went

1st Half29-36Flory Bidunga made Layup.
1st Half29-37Flory Bidunga made Free Throw.
2nd Half29-39Melvin Council Jr. made Layup.
2nd Half32-39Jack Stanton made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jacob Huggins.
2nd Half33-39Jack Stanton made Free Throw.
2nd Half36-39Jack Stanton made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Malik Abdullahi.
2nd Half36-41Flory Bidunga made Dunk. Assisted by Bryson Tiller.
2nd Half37-41Jacob Huggins made Free Throw.
2nd Half39-41Jacob Huggins made Two Point Tip Shot.
2nd Half39-42Tre White made Free Throw.
2nd Half40-42Dalen Davis made Free Throw.
2nd Half40-44Flory Bidunga made Dunk. Assisted by Melvin Council Jr..
2nd Half43-44Dalen Davis made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by CJ Happy.
2nd Half43-47Bryson Tiller made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Melvin Council Jr..
2nd Half43-48Tre White made Free Throw.
2nd Half43-49Tre White made Free Throw.
2nd Half43-50Bryson Tiller made Free Throw.
2nd Half43-53Jayden Dawson made Three Point Jumper.
2nd Half43-54Tre White made Free Throw.
2nd Half43-55Tre White made Free Throw.
2nd Half46-55Jackson Hicke made Three Point Jumper.
2nd Half46-57Tre White made Layup. Assisted by Melvin Council Jr..
2nd Half46-59Elmarko Jackson made Dunk. Assisted by Melvin Council Jr..
2nd Half46-60Bryson Tiller made Free Throw.
2nd Half46-61Bryson Tiller made Free Throw.
2nd Half49-61Jack Stanton made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jacob Huggins.
2nd Half49-63Melvin Council Jr. made Layup.
2nd Half49-64Flory Bidunga made Free Throw.
2nd Half49-65Flory Bidunga made Free Throw.
2nd Half49-67Flory Bidunga made Layup. Assisted by Melvin Council Jr..
2nd Half49-68Tre White made Free Throw.
2nd Half49-69Tre White made Free Throw.
2nd Half50-69Landon Clark made Free Throw.
2nd Half51-69Landon Clark made Free Throw.
2nd Half51-71Tre White made Layup. Assisted by Jayden Dawson.
2nd Half51-73Flory Bidunga made Layup.
2nd Half53-73Landon Clark made Layup. Assisted by Cash McSweeney.
2nd Half55-73Dalen Davis made Jumper.
2nd Half57-73Dalen Davis made Jumper.
2nd Half57-76Nginyu Ngala made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Samis Calderon.