NCAAB · Final/OT

Virginia Tech Edges Providence in Overtime Thriller

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Saturday, November 8, 2025, 4:30 PM ET · Mohegan Sun Arena

Virginia Tech Hokies 107, Providence Friars 101, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Providence Friars vs Virginia Tech Hokies?

Virginia Tech Hokies beat Providence Friars 107-101 at Mohegan Sun Arena on November 8, 2025.

In a thrilling matchup at the Mohegan Sun Arena, the Virginia Tech Hokies triumphed over the Providence Friars with a final score of 107-101 after an intense overtime period. This game showcased the resilience of both teams, with Virginia Tech improving their season record to 3-0, while Providence fell to 1-2. The contest was characterized by a high-scoring affair, with both teams pushing the pace and trading baskets throughout the game.

Virginia Tech entered the game with a home record of 2-0 and a recent form of 4-6 over their last ten games, currently on a one-game winning streak. They averaged 69.6 points scored and allowed 72.9 points during this stretch. Their last game before facing Providence resulted in a convincing 98-67 victory against the Charleston Southern Buccaneers, highlighting their offensive capabilities. In contrast, Providence had a record of 1-1 on the season and had struggled recently, with a record of 2-8 over their last ten games, also on a one-game winning streak. The Friars averaged 72.8 points scored and allowed 79.5 points during this period, indicating defensive challenges.

The game was marked by a series of scoring runs, with both teams demonstrating their offensive prowess. Virginia Tech's ability to capitalize on their home advantage was evident, as they maintained a strong home record of 2-4 in their last ten games. Providence, on the other hand, struggled on the road, holding an away record of 0-4 in their recent outings, which contributed to their challenges in this matchup.

In terms of previous meetings, this game was significant as both teams sought to establish early-season momentum. The injury picture was not detailed in the block, but the performance of key players was crucial in determining the outcome. For Virginia Tech, players like Tyler Johnson and Neoklis Avdalas made pivotal contributions, particularly in the overtime period where they helped seal the victory with crucial free throws.

The market had priced the game with Virginia Tech as the favorite, reflecting their strong start to the season. The odds indicated a high level of confidence in the Hokies' ability to secure a win at home, which they ultimately delivered. The conditions of the game were conducive to a fast-paced style, with both teams looking to exploit mismatches and create scoring opportunities.

Viewers were treated to a display of skill, with notable scoring plays in the overtime period that included a dunk by Tobi Lawal and several critical free throws that helped Virginia Tech maintain their lead. The game highlighted the importance of clutch performances in high-pressure situations, with both teams showcasing their talent and determination.

Overall, the matchup between Virginia Tech and Providence was a testament to the competitive nature of college basketball, with both teams displaying their strengths and weaknesses. The Hokies' ability to secure the win in overtime not only boosts their confidence moving forward but also sets the stage for an exciting season ahead.

Leaders

PointsNeoklis Avdalas33Virginia Tech Hokies
AssistsNeoklis Avdalas6Virginia Tech Hokies
ReboundsTobi Lawal13Virginia Tech Hokies
PointsJason Edwards28Providence Friars
AssistsJason Edwards4Providence Friars
ReboundsOswin Erhunmwunse11Providence Friars

Recent form

Virginia Tech Hokies

Last 10: 4-6Streak W169.6 scored · 72.9 allowed per game2-4 at home

W98-67vs Charleston Southern BuccaneersNov 4
L73-82vs California Golden BearsMar 11
L47-65at Clemson TigersMar 8
L59-91vs North Carolina Tar HeelsMar 5
W101-95vs Syracuse OrangeMar 1
L66-71vs Louisville CardinalsFeb 26
W81-68at Miami HurricanesFeb 22
L36-54at Boston College EaglesFeb 19
L70-73vs Virginia CavaliersFeb 15
W65-63at Notre Dame Fighting IrishFeb 8

Providence Friars

Last 10: 2-8Streak W172.8 scored · 79.5 allowed per game0-4 away

W89-79vs Holy Cross CrusadersNov 4
L69-75vs Butler BulldogsMar 12
L68-76at Xavier MusketeersMar 8
L77-80vs DePaul Blue DemonsMar 5
L63-75vs UConn HuskiesMar 1
L52-82at Marquette Golden EaglesFeb 26
L72-93at Georgetown HoyasFeb 20
W75-62vs Villanova WildcatsFeb 15
L82-91vs Xavier MusketeersFeb 13
L81-82at Butler BulldogsFeb 8

Standings

Team	Overall	Games behind	In conference
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
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	Providence Friars	Virginia Tech Hokies
Field goals	34-76	40-79
Field goal %	45	51
Three-pointers	11-33	12-28
Three-point %	33	43
Free throws	22-25	15-22
Free throw %	88	68
Rebounds	43	42
Offensive rebounds	12	12
Defensive rebounds	31	30
Assists	10	16
Steals	8	10
Blocks	6	7
Turnovers	14	11
Team turnovers	1	0
Technical fouls	0	0
Technical fouls, total	0	0
Flagrant fouls	0	0
Points off turnovers	12	20
Fast-break points	9	10
Points in the paint	42	48
Fouls	19	22
Largest lead	8	8

How the scoring went

2nd Half72-71Amani Hansberry made Free Throw.
2nd Half72-73Amani Hansberry made Layup.
2nd Half72-74Amani Hansberry made Free Throw.
2nd Half73-74Oswin Erhunmwunse made Free Throw.
2nd Half74-74Oswin Erhunmwunse made Free Throw.
2nd Half77-74Stefan Vaaks made Three Point Jumper.
2nd Half77-77Jailen Bedford made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Neoklis Avdalas.
2nd Half77-79Amani Hansberry made Jumper. Assisted by Tyler Johnson.
2nd Half79-79Jaylin Sellers made Layup.
2nd Half79-82Neoklis Avdalas made Three Point Jumper.
2nd Half81-82Ryan Mela made Layup.
2nd Half81-84Neoklis Avdalas made Layup.
2nd Half82-84Duncan Powell made Free Throw.
2nd Half84-84Jason Edwards made Jumper.
2nd Half85-84Jason Edwards made Free Throw.
2nd Half86-84Jason Edwards made Free Throw.
2nd Half86-86Amani Hansberry made Two Point Tip Shot.
OT86-88Jailen Bedford made Layup.
OT88-88Oswin Erhunmwunse made Layup.
OT88-90Neoklis Avdalas made Layup.
OT88-92Amani Hansberry made Layup.
OT88-94Tyler Johnson made Dunk. Assisted by Neoklis Avdalas.
OT89-94Jaylin Sellers made Free Throw.
OT90-94Jaylin Sellers made Free Throw.
OT90-96Jaden Schutt made Jumper.
OT92-96Jason Edwards made Layup.
OT93-96Stefan Vaaks made Free Throw.
OT94-96Stefan Vaaks made Free Throw.
OT95-96Stefan Vaaks made Free Throw.
OT95-99Amani Hansberry made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Neoklis Avdalas.
OT97-99Jaylin Sellers made Jumper.
OT97-101Neoklis Avdalas made Jumper.
OT97-103Tobi Lawal made Dunk. Assisted by Tyler Johnson.
OT97-104Neoklis Avdalas made Free Throw.
OT97-105Tyler Johnson made Free Throw.
OT99-105Jason Edwards made Layup.
OT99-106Jailen Bedford made Free Throw.
OT100-106Jason Edwards made Free Throw.
OT101-106Jason Edwards made Free Throw.
OT101-107Neoklis Avdalas made Free Throw.