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Virginia Cavaliers Dominate Queens University Royals 94-69

Friday, November 28, 2025, 4:00 PM ET · John Paul Jones Arena

Virginia Cavaliers 94, Queens University Royals 69, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Queens University Royals vs Virginia Cavaliers?

Virginia Cavaliers beat Queens University Royals 94-69 at John Paul Jones Arena on November 28, 2025.

The Virginia Cavaliers secured a decisive victory over the Queens University Royals, finishing the game with a score of 94-69. This matchup took place at the John Paul Jones Arena, where Virginia showcased their strength against an opponent struggling with consistency this season. The Cavaliers improved their record to 7-1, while the Royals fell to 3-6.

Virginia entered the game with a home record of 6-2 and had been performing well overall, despite a recent loss to the Butler Bulldogs on November 23. In their last ten games, the Cavaliers had a record of 6-4, averaging 76.7 points scored per game while allowing 68.2 points. Their recent form showed a slight dip, as they had lost their last game, but their overall scoring average in the last five games was impressive at 86.4 points, indicating a strong offensive capability.

On the other hand, the Queens University Royals faced challenges throughout their season, holding a record of 3-5 before this game. Their away record was particularly concerning at 1-6, which contributed to their struggles. In their last ten games, they managed a record of 4-6, averaging 79.2 points scored but allowing a troubling 80.6 points per game. Their last five games reflected a similar trend, with an average of 83.2 points scored but 85.8 points allowed, highlighting defensive vulnerabilities.

The Cavaliers were heavily favored in this matchup, with DraftKings setting the spread at UVA -25.5. This line underscored the expectation that Virginia would dominate, and they delivered on that front. The game conditions were conducive to a high-scoring affair, and the Cavaliers capitalized on their home-court advantage.

In terms of scoring plays, the game featured several key moments. Virginia maintained a commanding lead throughout, with notable contributions from players like Devin Tillis, who made a layup to push the score to 94-63 in the second half. The Royals struggled to keep pace, with Jordan Watford making several attempts to close the gap, including a layup that brought the score to 63-92.

Injury updates were not provided in the block, but both teams had been dealing with typical early-season adjustments. Virginia's depth and home performance likely played a significant role in their ability to secure a comfortable win.

As the game progressed, viewers could see the Cavaliers' strategy of leveraging their home advantage, as they consistently outperformed the Royals in both offense and defense. The Cavaliers' ability to score effectively while limiting the Royals' opportunities was evident, leading to a final score that reflected their dominance.

Odds

BookSpreadTotalMoneyline
DraftKingsUVA -25.5 — Queens University Royals — · Virginia Cavaliers —

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Leaders

  • PointsThijs De Ridder21Virginia Cavaliers
  • AssistsDallin Hall5Virginia Cavaliers
  • ReboundsJohann Grunloh10Virginia Cavaliers
  • PointsNasir Mann18Queens University Royals
  • AssistsJordan Watford5Queens University Royals
  • ReboundsAvantae Parker7Queens University Royals

Recent form

Virginia Cavaliers

Last 10: 6-4Streak L176.7 scored · 68.2 allowed per game6-2 at home

  • L73-80vs Butler BulldogsNov 23
  • W83-78vs Northwestern WildcatsNov 21
  • W104-78vs Marshall Thundering HerdNov 15
  • W91-53vs Hampton PiratesNov 12
  • W81-62vs North Carolina Central EaglesNov 8
  • W87-53vs Rider BroncsNov 4
  • L60-66at Georgia Tech Yellow JacketsMar 12
  • L70-84at Syracuse OrangeMar 9
  • W60-57vs Florida State SeminolesMar 5
  • L58-71vs Clemson TigersMar 1

Queens University Royals

Last 10: 4-6Streak L179.2 scored · 80.6 allowed per game1-6 away

  • L79-90at Furman PaladinsNov 23
  • W101-94vs UNC Greensboro SpartansNov 21
  • W81-64vs Sacred Heart PioneersNov 15
  • L81-87at Duquesne DukesNov 12
  • L74-94at Villanova WildcatsNov 9
  • W87-76vs Lynchburg HornetsNov 6
  • L74-81at Winthrop EaglesNov 3
  • L75-81at Lipscomb BisonsMar 7
  • W71-65at Florida Gulf Coast EaglesMar 4
  • L69-74at North Alabama LionsFeb 27

Standings

TeamOverallGames behindIn conference
Austin Peay22-9+115-3
Central Arkansas22-12+115-3
Queens University21-14213-5
Lipscomb19-13312-6
Florida Gulf Coast16-1878-10
West Georgia15-1768-10
Bellarmine13-1987-11
Jacksonville12-2087-11
Stetson12-2187-11
Eastern Kentucky11-2177-11
North Florida7-25105-13
North Alabama9-21104-14
Duke35-3-17-1
Virginia30-6215-3
Miami26-9413-5
North Carolina24-9512-6
Clemson24-11512-6
Louisville24-11611-7
NC State20-14710-8
Florida State18-15710-8
California22-1289-9
Stanford20-1389-9
Virginia Tech19-1398-10
SMU20-1498-10
Wake Forest18-17107-11
Syracuse15-17116-12
Pittsburgh13-20125-13
Notre Dame13-18134-14
Boston College11-20134-14
Georgia Tech11-20152-16

Box score

StatQueens University RoyalsVirginia Cavaliers
Field goals24-6332-60
Field goal %3853
Three-pointers9-2915-33
Three-point %3145
Free throws12-1815-22
Free throw %6768
Rebounds3541
Offensive rebounds1814
Defensive rebounds1727
Assists1224
Steals67
Blocks08
Turnovers118
Team turnovers00
Technical fouls00
Technical fouls, total00
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers1412
Fast-break points512
Points in the paint2830
Fouls2117
Largest lead033

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Half36-54Sam Lewis made Jumper. Assisted by Jacari White.
  2. 2nd Half39-54Yoav Berman made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Chris Ashby.
  3. 2nd Half39-57Jacari White made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Chance Mallory.
  4. 2nd Half39-59Chance Mallory made Layup.
  5. 2nd Half39-62Chance Mallory made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Johann Grunloh.
  6. 2nd Half41-62Maban Jabriel made Two Point Tip Shot.
  7. 2nd Half41-65Sam Lewis made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Devin Tillis.
  8. 2nd Half41-67Thijs De Ridder made Jumper.
  9. 2nd Half41-68Devin Tillis made Free Throw.
  10. 2nd Half41-69Devin Tillis made Free Throw.
  11. 2nd Half41-72Jacari White made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Sam Lewis.
  12. 2nd Half41-74Sam Lewis made Jumper. Assisted by Chance Mallory.
  13. 2nd Half44-74Carson Schwieger made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jordan Watford.
  14. 2nd Half44-76Thijs De Ridder made Jumper. Assisted by Sam Lewis.
  15. 2nd Half44-77Thijs De Ridder made Free Throw.
  16. 2nd Half46-77Yoav Berman made Jumper.
  17. 2nd Half46-79Sam Lewis made Layup. Assisted by Dallin Hall.
  18. 2nd Half48-79Nasir Mann made Dunk. Assisted by Gus Larson.
  19. 2nd Half48-80Malik Thomas made Free Throw.
  20. 2nd Half51-80Yoav Berman made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Carson Schwieger.
  21. 2nd Half53-80Nasir Mann made Jumper.
  22. 2nd Half53-82Ugonna Onyenso made Dunk. Assisted by Malik Thomas.
  23. 2nd Half55-82Nasir Mann made Jumper.
  24. 2nd Half56-82Isaiah Henry made Free Throw.
  25. 2nd Half57-82Isaiah Henry made Free Throw.
  26. 2nd Half57-83Malik Thomas made Free Throw.
  27. 2nd Half57-84Malik Thomas made Free Throw.
  28. 2nd Half57-85Johann Grunloh made Free Throw.
  29. 2nd Half59-85Avantae Parker made Layup. Assisted by Jordan Watford.
  30. 2nd Half59-87Jacari White made Layup.
  31. 2nd Half59-90Jacari White made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Chance Mallory.
  32. 2nd Half60-90Avantae Parker made Free Throw.
  33. 2nd Half61-90Jordan Watford made Free Throw.
  34. 2nd Half61-91Johann Grunloh made Free Throw.
  35. 2nd Half61-92Johann Grunloh made Free Throw.
  36. 2nd Half63-92Jordan Watford made Layup.
  37. 2nd Half63-94Devin Tillis made Layup. Assisted by Carter Lang.
  38. 2nd Half66-94Carson Schwieger made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Reid Celestin.
  39. 2nd Half68-94Jordan Watford made Layup.
  40. 2nd Half69-94Isaiah Henry made Free Throw.

Win probability

Above the line favours Virginia Cavaliers, below favours Queens University Royals.

Venue

  • John Paul Jones ArenaCharlottesville, VA
  • Attendance11639
  • OfficialsLamar Simpson, J.W. Lucas, Ben Stirt

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