Seattle Redhawks vs Hawaii Warriors Prediction, 11/2/2026 College Basketball Picks, Best Bets & Odds

Game: Seattle Redhawks vs Hawaii Warriors

Date: Monday, November 2, 2026

Location: Stan Sheriff Center in Honolulu, HI

TV: MW+

Stan Sheriff Center is the site where the Hawaii Warriors (24-9 last year) will take on the Seattle Redhawks (21-14 last season) on Monday.

The Seattle Redhawks faced off with Auburn and ended up losing by a score of 91-85 in their last game. In regard to fouls, the Redhawks finished with 18 and Auburn recorded 12 fouls. They also converted 9 out of their 26 tries from beyond the arc. Auburn walked away from this one shooting 75.0% from the free throw line by knocking down 24 of 32 tries. In addition, Auburn totaled 34 boards (6 offensive, 28 defensive), but didn't have a block. Auburn distributed 15 assists and had 4 steals for this game. In reference to the defense, Seattle allowed the other team to go 50.0% from the floor on 29 out of 58 shooting. They also doled out 19 assists in the game in addition to creating 10 turnovers and earning 8 steals. Regarding hauling in rebounds, they earned 22 with 0 of them being offensive. At the free throw line, the Redhawks buried 7 of 11 shots for a percentage of 63.6%. Seattle finished the game with a 51.7% field goal percentage (31 out of 60) and converted 16 of 31 shots from beyond the arc.

Brayden Maldonado is one guy who was a major factor for the game. He ended up finishing with 25 points on 9 out of 18 shooting. He was on the court for 37 mins played and also grabbed 4 boards. He finished the contest at 50.0% from the floor and dished out 5 assists.

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Seattle enters this contest after finishing with a win-loss record of 21-14 last season. They had an average of 72.1 pts per contest (272nd in the country) while connecting on 44.0% from the floor. The Redhawks shot 33.8% on three-point shots (263 of 778) and 70.7% from the free throw line. As a unit, Seattle pulled in 32.5 rebounds per game and totaled 474 assists last season, which had them ranked 143rd in college hoops in terms of passing the ball. They turned it over 11.5 times per game and as a team committed 16.4 fouls every game.

Defensively, the Redhawks were able to force their opponents into 14.8 turnovers every game and they drew 17.5 fouls. They surrendered 32.2% on shots from distance and they were 29th in the country in opponents points per game (67.3). The Redhawks defense gave up an opponent shooting percentage of 41.8% (822 of 1,968) and they relinquished 36.2 boards per game as a team. They were 187th in college hoops in giving up assists to their opponents with 442 relinquished throughout last season.

For their last game, the Hawaii Warriors took a loss by a score of 97-78 when they faced Arkansas. The Warriors snagged 18 defensive rebounds and 9 offensive boards for a total of 27 for the matchup. They coughed up the ball 11 times, while earning 5 steals in this contest. Arkansas was called for 10 fouls in the matchup which took the Warriors to the free throw line for a total of 11 tries. They were able to knock down 6 of the free throw attempts for a rate of 54.5%. Regarding shots from downtown, Hawaii made 10 out of 30 tries (33.3%). When all was said and done, the Warriors shot 31 out of 69 from the floor which had them at 44.9%. The Warriors permitted Arkansas to convert 39 of 72 tries from the floor which had them at 54.2% in this contest. They finished shooting 19.0% from 3-point land via 4 out of 21 and ended up going 15 of 17 at the free throw line (88.2%). Concerning rebounds, Hawaii allowed Arkansas to grab 39 in all (12 on the offensive side).

Quandre Bullock was important for the Warriors in this matchup. He racked up 21 points in his 36 mins on the hardwood and had 1 assist for this contest. He converted 9 out of 22 in this game for a field goal percentage of 40.9%, and added 8 rebounds.

Hawaii had a record of 24-9 last season. The Warriors committed 17.7 fouls per game and they shot 73.8% from the free throw line. Their rate of assisting teammates was at 13.8 times per contest (186th in college hoops) and they lost possession via turnover 13.4 times per contest. Hawaii accounted for 2,626 pts over the course of last season (79.6 per game) and they pulled in 39.0 boards per game. In terms of offensive execution, the Warriors hit 45.9% from the field, which was ranked 134th in college hoops.

The Hawaii defense allowed 30.0% on shots from distance (194 of 647) and their opponents converted on 69.7% of their shots from the charity stripe. They conceded 28.2 assists and 33.1 boards per contest, which had them ranked 344th and 89th in those defensive categories. The Warriors on the defensive end were ranked 84th in Division 1 in points per game surrendered with 70.5. They forced 12.2 TO's per game and allowed teams to shoot 41.6% from the floor (44th in D-1).

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Tony Sink's Pick: Take Seattle

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