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Seattle U Redhawks Defeat Stanford Cardinal 77-69

Friday, November 21, 2025, 10:00 PM ET · Maples Pavilion

Seattle U Redhawks 77, Stanford Cardinal 69, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Seattle U Redhawks vs Stanford Cardinal?

Seattle U Redhawks beat Stanford Cardinal 77-69 at Maples Pavilion on November 21, 2025.

In a competitive matchup, the Seattle U Redhawks emerged victorious against the Stanford Cardinal, winning 77-69 at Maples Pavilion on November 22, 2025. This result is significant as both teams entered the game with identical records of 4-1, making this contest a pivotal early-season clash in the NCAAB landscape. The Redhawks' win extends their current winning streak to three games, while the Cardinal's impressive four-game winning streak came to an end.

Seattle U has been in solid form lately, boasting a record of 7-3 over their last ten games, with an average of 72.0 points scored and 63.3 points allowed. Their recent performances have included a notable victory against Idaho State Bengals, where they won 83-74, and a strong showing against Eastern Washington Eagles, winning 94-67. The Redhawks have shown resilience, particularly in their away games, where they hold an away record of 3-1.

On the other hand, Stanford has also demonstrated strong form with a record of 7-3 in their last ten games and a home record of 7-0 prior to this match. They have averaged 75.4 points scored and 68.1 points allowed during this stretch. Their recent victories included a dominant win against Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns, where they triumphed 93-66, and a solid performance against Montana State Bobcats, winning 77-68. The Cardinal's scoring ability has been impressive, particularly at home, where they have averaged 84.6 points over their last five games.

The game saw several key scoring plays in the second half, including a layup by Junseok Yeo, assisted by Will Heimbrodt, which helped the Redhawks maintain their lead. Brayden Maldonado was instrumental in sealing the victory, making multiple free throws down the stretch, contributing significantly to Seattle U's final score. His performance was crucial, as he added to the Redhawks' tally during critical moments in the game.

In terms of injuries, the block does not specify any significant absences affecting either team, which allowed both squads to field their strongest lineups. This absence of injury concerns likely contributed to the competitive nature of the game.

The market had priced the game with Seattle U as the favorite, reflecting their recent form and performance metrics. The betting lines indicated a strong belief in the Redhawks' ability to secure a win, which they ultimately delivered on.

Conditions in Maples Pavilion were conducive to a high-energy game, with both teams showcasing their offensive capabilities. Fans witnessed an exciting contest that highlighted the strengths of both teams, particularly in scoring efficiency and defensive resilience.

Viewers should have noted the contrasting styles of play, with Seattle U leveraging their recent momentum and Stanford looking to capitalize on their home advantage. The Redhawks' ability to execute in clutch moments proved decisive, while the Cardinal's inability to maintain their home winning streak was a key takeaway from this matchup. Overall, this game served as an early indicator of both teams' potential as they progress through the season.

Leaders

  • PointsEbuka Okorie17Stanford Cardinal
  • AssistsChisom Okpara3Stanford Cardinal
  • ReboundsEbuka Okorie5Stanford Cardinal
  • PointsJunseok Yeo15Seattle U Redhawks
  • AssistsMaleek Arington6Seattle U Redhawks
  • ReboundsMaleek Arington7Seattle U Redhawks

Recent form

Stanford Cardinal

Last 10: 7-3Streak W475.4 scored · 68.1 allowed per game7-0 at home

  • W93-66vs Louisiana Ragin' CajunsNov 19
  • W77-68vs Montana State BobcatsNov 13
  • 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

Seattle U Redhawks

Last 10: 7-3Streak W272 scored · 63.3 allowed per game3-1 away

  • W83-74vs Idaho State BengalsNov 16
  • W94-67vs Eastern Washington EaglesNov 13
  • L71-73vs Cal Poly MustangsNov 9
  • W84-73vs Denver PioneersNov 4
  • L55-68at Utah Valley WolverinesMar 15
  • W69-63at Abilene Christian WildcatsMar 14
  • W70-65at Utah Tech TrailblazersMar 9
  • W62-39at Southern Utah ThunderbirdsMar 7
  • L60-63vs Grand Canyon LopesMar 2
  • W72-48vs California Baptist LancersFeb 28

Standings

TeamOverallGames behindIn conference
Gonzaga31-4-16-2
Saint Mary's27-6-16-2
Santa Clara26-9115-3
Oregon State17-1679-9
Seattle U21-1488-10
Pacific18-1588-10
San Francisco17-1688-10
Washington State12-2097-11
Loyola Marymount15-17106-12
Portland15-19106-12
San Diego12-21115-13
Pepperdine9-23124-14
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

StatSeattle U RedhawksStanford Cardinal
Field goals25-5223-63
Field goal %4837
Three-pointers7-167-25
Three-point %4428
Free throws20-2416-25
Free throw %8364
Rebounds3534
Offensive rebounds614
Defensive rebounds2920
Assists1310
Steals611
Blocks105
Turnovers1512
Team turnovers01
Technical fouls00
Technical fouls, total00
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers618
Fast-break points108
Points in the paint3432
Fouls1819
Largest lead813

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Half39-43Houran Dan made Two Point Tip Shot.
  2. 2nd Half39-45Chisom Okpara made Layup.
  3. 2nd Half39-47Ebuka Okorie made Layup.
  4. 2nd Half39-48Ebuka Okorie made Free Throw.
  5. 2nd Half39-50AJ Rohosy made Layup.
  6. 2nd Half40-50Junseok Yeo made Free Throw.
  7. 2nd Half41-50Junseok Yeo made Free Throw.
  8. 2nd Half41-51Aidan Cammann made Free Throw.
  9. 2nd Half43-51Will Heimbrodt made Layup.
  10. 2nd Half43-54Benny Gealer made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Aidan Cammann.
  11. 2nd Half44-54Houran Dan made Free Throw.
  12. 2nd Half44-57Benny Gealer made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jeremy Dent-Smith.
  13. 2nd Half46-57Junseok Yeo made Layup.
  14. 2nd Half47-57Will Heimbrodt made Free Throw.
  15. 2nd Half48-57Will Heimbrodt made Free Throw.
  16. 2nd Half51-57Miles Amos made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Maleek Arington.
  17. 2nd Half53-57John Christofilis made Jumper.
  18. 2nd Half54-57Houran Dan made Free Throw.
  19. 2nd Half54-60Benny Gealer made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Ebuka Okorie.
  20. 2nd Half56-60Maleek Arington made Jumper.
  21. 2nd Half56-61Chisom Okpara made Free Throw.
  22. 2nd Half56-63Ebuka Okorie made Layup.
  23. 2nd Half59-63Junseok Yeo made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Maleek Arington.
  24. 2nd Half62-63Maleek Arington made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Brayden Maldonado.
  25. 2nd Half62-64Aidan Cammann made Free Throw.
  26. 2nd Half62-65Aidan Cammann made Free Throw.
  27. 2nd Half64-65Austin Maurer made Layup. Assisted by Maleek Arington.
  28. 2nd Half66-65Maleek Arington made Layup.
  29. 2nd Half67-65Maleek Arington made Free Throw.
  30. 2nd Half69-65Will Heimbrodt made Layup. Assisted by Austin Maurer.
  31. 2nd Half69-66Ebuka Okorie made Free Throw.
  32. 2nd Half69-67Ebuka Okorie made Free Throw.
  33. 2nd Half71-67Junseok Yeo made Layup. Assisted by Will Heimbrodt.
  34. 2nd Half72-67Brayden Maldonado made Free Throw.
  35. 2nd Half73-67Brayden Maldonado made Free Throw.
  36. 2nd Half74-67Brayden Maldonado made Free Throw.
  37. 2nd Half75-67Brayden Maldonado made Free Throw.
  38. 2nd Half75-69Ebuka Okorie made Layup.
  39. 2nd Half76-69Brayden Maldonado made Free Throw.
  40. 2nd Half77-69Brayden Maldonado made Free Throw.

Win probability

Above the line favours Stanford Cardinal, below favours Seattle U Redhawks.

Venue

  • Maples PavilionStanford, CA
  • Attendance2884
  • OfficialsMarques Pettigrew, Michael Palau

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