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VCU Rams Dominate Wagner Seahawks in Season Opener

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Monday, November 3, 2025, 7:00 PM ET · Siegel Center

VCU Rams 103, Wagner Seahawks 74, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Wagner Seahawks vs VCU Rams?

VCU Rams beat Wagner Seahawks 103-74 at Siegel Center on November 3, 2025.

The VCU Rams showcased a dominant performance in their season opener, defeating the Wagner Seahawks with a final score of 103-74. This game, held at the Siegel Center, highlighted VCU's strong home advantage and their impressive recent form. The Rams entered the matchup with a 1-0 record for the season, while the Seahawks fell to 0-1 after this loss.

VCU has been in excellent form, boasting a record of 9-1 over their last ten games, including a winning streak of three games. They averaged 74.1 points per game while allowing only 61.1 points during this stretch. In their last five games, they maintained a record of 4-1, scoring an average of 70.6 points and allowing 63.6 points. The Rams’ home record stands at 6-1, demonstrating their strength on their home court.

In contrast, Wagner has struggled recently, with a record of 3-7 over their last ten games and currently on a three-game losing streak. The Seahawks averaged just 58.4 points per game while allowing 61.7 points during this period. Their last five games resulted in a record of 2-3, with an average of 55.4 points scored and 56.4 points allowed. Wagner's away record is particularly concerning, standing at 1-5, indicating their difficulties in hostile environments.

The matchup was significant not only for the teams' current standings but also for their previous encounters. However, this game marked a fresh start for both teams as they entered the new season. The Rams capitalized on their home court advantage, and the Seahawks faced challenges in maintaining competitiveness.

In terms of injuries, the block did not provide any specific details affecting either team, which means both squads likely entered the game at full strength. The conditions in the Siegel Center were conducive to a high-scoring affair, with VCU's fans providing a lively atmosphere that fueled their team's performance.

The market had priced VCU as a heavy favorite, reflecting their strong home record and recent form. This was evident in their commanding victory, where they maintained a home win probability of 1.0 throughout the game, indicating a complete lack of doubt about their ability to secure the win.

As the game unfolded, VCU's scoring was highlighted by a series of free throws in the second half, with Jordan Tillery contributing significantly to the scoreline. The Rams' offensive strategy proved effective, allowing them to build a substantial lead that Wagner could not overcome. The final score of 103-74 underscores the Rams' offensive prowess and their ability to control the game from start to finish.

Overall, this season opener sets a promising tone for VCU as they look to build on their strong performance, while Wagner will need to regroup and address their scoring issues if they hope to turn their season around.

Leaders

PointsLazar Djokovic21VCU Rams
AssistsBrandon Jennings6VCU Rams
ReboundsBrandon Jennings8VCU Rams
PointsSam Smith16Wagner Seahawks
AssistsJaden Baker4Wagner Seahawks
ReboundsBinael Basil9Wagner Seahawks

Recent form

VCU Rams

Last 10: 9-1Streak W374.1 scored · 61.1 allowed per game6-1 at home

W68-63vs George Mason PatriotsMar 16
W62-55vs Loyola Chicago RamblersMar 15
W76-59vs St. Bonaventure BonniesMar 14
L76-79vs Dayton FlyersMar 8
W71-62at Duquesne DukesMar 5
W80-56vs Davidson WildcatsMar 1
W78-60at Richmond SpidersFeb 26
W70-54vs George Mason PatriotsFeb 22
W80-51vs Massachusetts MinutemenFeb 19
W80-72at George Washington RevolutionariesFeb 13

Wagner Seahawks

Last 10: 3-7Streak L358.4 scored · 61.7 allowed per game1-5 away

L55-58at Saint Francis Red WolvesMar 6
L48-55vs Central Connecticut Blue DevilsMar 1
L47-60at Long Island University SharksFeb 28
W64-52at Chicago State CougarsFeb 22
W63-57vs Stonehill SkyhawksFeb 21
L68-72at Le Moyne DolphinsFeb 14
L58-69at Fairleigh Dickinson KnightsFeb 8
L47-60vs Long Island University SharksFeb 7
W73-61vs Le Moyne DolphinsFeb 1
L61-73at Stonehill SkyhawksJan 31

Standings

Team	Overall	Games behind	In conference
Long Island University	24-11	-	15-3
Central Connecticut	18-12	3	12-6
Mercyhurst	17-17	5	10-8
Le Moyne	15-17	5	10-8
New Haven	14-17	6	9-9
Wagner	14-17	7	8-10
Stonehill	12-21	7	8-10
Fairleigh Dickinson	11-21	7	8-10
Saint Francis	7-24	10	5-13
Chicago State	7-25	10	5-13
Saint Louis	29-6	-	15-3
VCU	28-8	-	15-3
Saint Joseph's	24-12	2	13-5
Dayton	25-12	3	12-6
George Mason	23-10	4	11-7
Davidson	20-14	5	10-8
Duquesne	18-15	6	9-9
George Washington	19-16	7	8-10
Fordham	17-15	7	8-10
Rhode Island	16-16	8	7-11
Richmond	15-17	10	5-13
La Salle	9-23	10	5-13
St. Bonaventure	17-17	11	4-14
Loyola Chicago	9-24	11	4-14

Box score

Stat	Wagner Seahawks	VCU Rams
Field goals	25-63	34-68
Field goal %	40	50
Three-pointers	7-17	14-34
Three-point %	41	41
Free throws	17-24	21-31
Free throw %	71	68
Rebounds	37	44
Offensive rebounds	14	16
Defensive rebounds	23	28
Assists	11	25
Steals	7	10
Blocks	3	9
Turnovers	15	10
Team turnovers	0	0
Technical fouls	1	0
Technical fouls, total	1	0
Flagrant fouls	2	0
Points off turnovers	9	20
Fast-break points	13	32
Points in the paint	34	40
Fouls	25	18
Largest lead	1	34

How the scoring went

2nd Half52-65Nick Jones made Jumper.
2nd Half52-68Terrence Hill Jr. made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Ahmad Nowell.
2nd Half54-68Sam Smith made Jumper.
2nd Half56-68Michael Cooper made Layup. Assisted by Nick Jones.
2nd Half56-71Jadrian Tracey made Three Point Jumper.
2nd Half57-71Jaden Baker made Free Throw.
2nd Half58-71Jaden Baker made Free Throw.
2nd Half59-71Sam Smith made Free Throw.
2nd Half60-71Sam Smith made Free Throw.
2nd Half60-72Michael Belle made Free Throw.
2nd Half60-73Michael Belle made Free Throw.
2nd Half60-76Lazar Djokovic made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Terrence Hill Jr..
2nd Half60-77Brandon Jennings made Free Throw.
2nd Half60-78Brandon Jennings made Free Throw.
2nd Half60-81Brandon Jennings made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Terrence Hill Jr..
2nd Half60-83Terrence Hill Jr. made Layup. Assisted by Brandon Jennings.
2nd Half60-85Brandon Jennings made Dunk. Assisted by Terrence Hill Jr..
2nd Half62-85Bineal Basil made Layup.
2nd Half62-87Lazar Djokovic made Dunk. Assisted by Terrence Hill Jr..
2nd Half62-88Lazar Djokovic made Free Throw.
2nd Half62-89Lazar Djokovic made Free Throw.
2nd Half63-89Jaden Baker made Free Throw.
2nd Half64-89Jaden Baker made Free Throw.
2nd Half64-91Ahmad Nowell made Layup.
2nd Half65-91Jaden Baker made Free Throw.
2nd Half65-94Ahmad Nowell made Three Point Jumper.
2nd Half65-95Barry Evans made Free Throw.
2nd Half65-97Brandon Jennings made Dunk. Assisted by Jordan Tillery.
2nd Half65-99Brandon Jennings made Layup.
2nd Half66-99Nick Jones made Free Throw.
2nd Half67-99Nick Jones made Free Throw.
2nd Half69-99Nick Jones made Jumper.
2nd Half69-100Jordan Tillery made Free Throw.
2nd Half69-101Jordan Tillery made Free Throw.
2nd Half70-101Huscar Cuevas made Free Throw.
2nd Half71-101Huscar Cuevas made Free Throw.
2nd Half72-101Bryan Akanmu made Free Throw.
2nd Half74-101Makhai Anderson made Dunk. Assisted by Elijah Brown.
2nd Half74-102Jordan Tillery made Free Throw.
2nd Half74-103Jordan Tillery made Free Throw.