Eastern Washington Eagles vs Stanford Cardinal Prediction, 11/2/2026 College Basketball Picks, Best Bets & Odds

Game: Eastern Washington Eagles vs Stanford Cardinal

Date: Monday, November 2, 2026

Location: Maples Pavilion in Stanford, CA

TV: ESPN+

Maples Pavilion is where the Stanford Cardinal (20-13 last year) will play the Eastern Washington Eagles (14-19 last season) on Monday.

The Eastern Washington Eagles faced off with Idaho and took a loss by a score of 81-68 in their last contest. When talking about personal fouls, the Eagles ended up finishing with 23 while Idaho racked up 22 personal fouls. They also knocked down 7 of 21 shots from distance. Idaho finished the game shooting 69.0% at the charity stripe by knocking down 20 of their 29 attempts. Additionally, Idaho totaled 28 boards (3 offensive, 25 defensive), but didn't notch a block. Idaho recorded 8 dimes and had 6 steals for this game. In terms of the defense, Eastern Washington allowed the other team to go 50.9% from the floor on 27 out of 53 shooting. They also distributed 10 dimes in the matchup as well as forcing the opposition into 6 turnovers and having 2 steals. In reference to grabbing boards, they collected 33 with 7 of them being offensive. At the charity stripe, the Eagles made 19 of their 28 attempts for a rate of 67.9%. Eastern Washington walked away from the contest with a 37.1% FG percentage (23 of 62) and knocked down 3 out of their 20 3-point attempts.

Kiree Huie is someone who played a role in this matchup. He ended up finishing with 20 points on 9 of 17 shooting. He saw the court for 28 mins played and totaled 7 rebounds. He ended up going 52.9% from the floor but had no dimes when the game ended.

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Eastern Washington comes into this one after finishing with a win-loss mark of 14-19 last year. They lost possession by turning the ball over 12.2 times per game and as a team committed 18.1 fouls per game. As a squad, Eastern Washington pulled down 32.3 rebounds per game and racked up 448 dimes last season, which ranked 191st in D-1 in terms of passing. The Eagles shot 35.8% on 3-pointers (239 of 667) and 74.3% from the free throw line. They averaged 78.1 points per contest (119th in the country) on 47.7% from the floor.

When they were on defense, the Eagles forced 11.3 turnovers on a nightly basis while drawing 18.9 personal fouls. They gave up 35.3% on 3-point attempts and they were 315th in college in opponents PPG (79.0). The Eagles gave up a FG percentage of 47.9% (912 of 1,903) and they relinquished 31.9 boards per contest as a team. They were 205th in college hoops in giving up assists to the opposition with 448 surrendered last season.

When they last stepped on the court, the Stanford Cardinal went home defeated by a final of 82-77 against West Virginia. In the matter of rebounding, Stanford allowed West Virginia to collect 33 in all (7 on the offensive side). They shot 10.0% from distance by shooting 2 of 20 and finished the contest at 22 out of 26 at the charity stripe (84.6%). The Cardinal permitted West Virginia to knock down 29 out of 65 attempts from the field which had them shooting 44.6% in the game. When the final whistle blew, the Cardinal ended up going 28 for 69 from the field which had them at 40.6%. With regard to three-point shots, Stanford made 6 of their 27 tries (22.2%). They were able to knock down 15 of them for a rate of 75.0%. West Virginia committed 15 personal fouls for the contest which got the Cardinal to the free throw line for a total of 20 tries. They turned the ball over 10 times, while getting 4 steals in the matchup. The Cardinal pulled down 29 defensive rebounds and 12 offensive boards totaling 41 for the contest.

Ebuka Okorie ended up having an impact for the Cardinal for this game. He recorded 34 points in his 43 minutes on the court and tallied 5 dimes for the game. He buried 13 out of 23 in the game giving him a rate of 56.5%, and added 3 rebounds.

Stanford had a mark of 20-13 last year. As an offensive team, the Cardinal connected on 43.7% from the field, which ranked them 274th in the nation. Stanford totaled 2,508 points throughout last year (76.0 per contest) and they averaged 34.1 rebounds per game. Their rate of dishing out assists was at 11.8 times per game (324th in D-1) and they lost possession via turnover 10.5 times per contest. The Cardinal were responsible for committing 17.6 personal fouls per game and they shot 73.2% from the free throw line.

The Stanford defense allowed 32.9% on shots from beyond the perimeter (200 of 607) and their opponents made 76.0% of their free throw attempts. They allowed 12.5 dimes and 33.3 boards on a nightly basis, which ranked them 142nd and 97th in D-1. The Cardinal on defense were ranked 150th in D-1 in points per game surrendered with 73.0. They were able to force 12.2 turnovers per game and let teams shoot 45.5% from the floor (260th in college).

Who will win tonight's NCAA game against the spread?

Tony Sink's Pick: Take Eastern Washington

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