Brown vs New Hampshire Wildcats prediction
The score the model expects. An estimate, not a bet we publish.
Total Margin Win
Brown vs New Hampshire Wildcats
Head-to-head
Head-to-head record: Brown 1, New Hampshire Wildcats 0.
- Average total 106.0 points per meeting
- Over 143.5 0 of 1 against this game’s total
- Last meeting BRO by 12 Nov 26, 2025
Meetings
- Nov 26, 2025 NCAA New Hampshire Wildcats 47–59 Brown 106 pts
Last five games
- Mar 6: Brown 61, Penn 82. Lost. No odds on record.
- Feb 28: Cornell 86, Brown 80. Lost. No odds on record.
- Feb 27: Columbia 80, Brown 62. Lost. No odds on record.
- Feb 20: Brown 80, Princeton 71. Won. No odds on record.
- Feb 14: Dartmouth 76, Brown 79. Won. No odds on record.
- Mar 7: UMBC Retrievers 84, New Hampshire Wildcats 69. Lost. No odds on record.
- Mar 3: New Hampshire Wildcats 88, Bryant University 83. After overtime. Won. No odds on record.
- Feb 28: Albany Great Danes 84, New Hampshire Wildcats 61. Lost. No odds on record.
- Feb 26: Binghamton 65, New Hampshire Wildcats 63. Lost. No odds on record.
- Feb 21: New Hampshire Wildcats 58, Maine Black Bears 61. Lost. No odds on record.
Results before this game, all competitions: the home side on top, the team in bold, the moneyline odds each side had; the winner’s are highlighted.
Key insights
- 3-game losing streak for Brown coming into this game.
- 1-4 in the last five for New Hampshire Wildcats.
How the odds moved
| Market | Open | Now |
|---|---|---|
| BRO moneyline | 1.22 | moved down 1.20 |
| NHW moneyline | 4.00 | moved down 3.76 |
| Total points | 142.5 | moved up 143.5 |
| BRO spread | −9.5 | −9.5 |
Opening and current odds from the bookmakers we track; the spread is shown from the home team’s side. The arrow shows which way the odds moved.
NCAA standings
Regular Season · Ivy League
Pct percentage of games won — the table is sorted by it. W / L wins and losses, GP games played. +/− points scored minus points allowed.
Brown host New Hampshire Wildcats in the NCAA on Monday, November 2, 2026. Who wins, by how many points, and how many points in total — our moneyline, spread and over/under picks come from one model, and every pick is marked won or lost for everyone to see. The model uses predicted pace and scoring, recent form, the standings and the bookmakers’ current odds.

