Weber State Wildcats vs Oregon State Beavers Prediction, 11/2/2026 College Basketball Picks, Best Bets & Odds

Game: Weber State Wildcats vs Oregon State Beavers

Date: Monday, November 2, 2026

Location: Gill Coliseum in Corvallis, OR

TV: ESPN+

Gill Coliseum is the site where the Oregon State Beavers (17-16 last year) will take on the Weber State Wildcats (16-16 last season) on Monday.

The Weber State Wildcats took the court against Eastern Washington and ended up losing by a score of 84-79 in their last game. Concerning fouls, the Wildcats ended up with 26 while Eastern Washington had 21 fouls. They converted 9 of 22 attempts from beyond the arc. Eastern Washington ended up shooting 67.9% when shooting free throws by making 19 of their 28 attempts. Additionally, Eastern Washington snagged 29 rebounds (8 offensive, 21 defensive), but wasn't able to record a rejection. Eastern Washington recorded 18 dimes and had 1 steal for this contest. In reference to the defense, Weber State allowed 51.9% from the field on 28 of 54 shooting. They also distributed 7 assists for the contest as well as creating 10 turnovers and getting 6 steals. When discussing pulling down rebounds, they compiled 24 with 6 of them being of the offensive sort. At the charity stripe, the Wildcats knocked down 20 of their 24 attempts for a rate of 83.3%. Weber State walked away from the contest having earned a 48.2% FG percentage (27 out of 56) and made 5 out of their 19 shots from 3-point land.

Tijan Saine is a player who was a factor for the matchup. He ended up with 27 points on 7 of 12 shooting. He was on the hardwood for 37 minutes and totaled 1 rebound. He finished the game shooting 58.3% from the field and dished out 2 assists.

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Weber State enters this matchup after finishing with a mark of 16-16 last season. They lost possession via turnover 11.1 times per game and as a team committed 18.4 fouls on a nightly basis. As a team, Weber State pulled down 37.0 rebounds per game and totaled 430 dimes throughout last season, which ranked 231st in D-1 in terms of passing the ball. The Wildcats hit on 34.9% on shots beyond the perimeter (228 of 653) and 73.4% from the free throw line. They averaged 81.2 points per game (62nd in the nation) while hitting 46.9% from the floor.

When they were on defense, the Wildcats forced their opponents into 11.8 turnovers per contest and they drew 18.3 personal fouls. They gave up 31.9% on 3-pointers and they were 272nd in college in opponents PPG (77.3). The Wildcats gave up an opponent shooting percentage of 46.7% (878 of 1,880) and they surrendered 32.8 boards per game as a group. They were 184th in college in allowing assists to the opposition with 441 conceded over the course of last season.

When they last stepped on the hardwood, the Oregon State Beavers took a defeat with a final score of 65-56 when they faced Gonzaga. When it comes to rebounding, Oregon State permitted Gonzaga to get 34 in total (6 on the offensive side). They shot 21.4% from beyond the perimeter by shooting 3 of 14 and finished the game at 12 of 13 at the free throw line (92.3%). The Beavers permitted Gonzaga to convert 25 out of their 53 tries from the field which left them shooting 47.2% for the game. When the final whistle blew, the Beavers finished 19 out of 56 from the field which gave them a rate of 33.9%. When discussing shooting from beyond the arc, Oregon State knocked down 6 of their 25 tries (24.0%). They were able to bury 12 of them for a rate of 80.0%. Gonzaga committed 14 personal fouls in the matchup which took the Beavers to the charity stripe for 15 shots. They also turned it over 10 times, while recording 3 steals in this game. The Beavers corralled 21 defensive boards and 11 offensive boards totaling 32 for the game.

Jorge Diaz Graham was important for the Beavers in the matchup. He made 5 out of 8 for the game for a field goal percentage of 62.5%, and added 9 rebounds. He racked up 15 points in his 33 mins on the court and earned 1 assist for this contest.

Oregon State had a record of 17-16 last year. The Beavers were responsible for committing 17.8 fouls per game while shooting 77.2% from the charity stripe. They earned an assist 13.8 times per game (184th in college) and they lost possession via turnover 11.9 times per game. Oregon State scored 2,347 pts last season (71.1 per game) and they grabbed 32.4 boards per contest. On the offensive side of the ball, the Beavers shot 42.7% from the field, which was ranked 309th in college.

The Oregon State defense gave up 32.9% on shots from behind the 3-point line (264 of 802) and opponents connected on 74.2% of their free throw attempts. They allowed 14.9 dimes and 34.8 rebounds every game, which had them ranked 218th and 208th in Division 1. The Beavers on defense were ranked 189th in the country in points given up per game with 74.2. They were able to force 10.3 TO's per game and allowed teams to shoot 43.5% from the field (133rd in college).

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Tony Sink's Pick: Take Weber State

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