Princeton predictions
The next Princeton game with our moneyline, spread and over/under picks, plus the schedule, results, record, form and standings.
- 2025-26 record
- 9-20 29 games · 31% won
- Streak
- L1 All competitions
- Points per game
- 68.6 72.0 allowed · −3.4
- Last 10
- Won 63-53 vs Brown · Jan 24 Lost 64-87 at Cornell · Jan 30 Won 80-68 at Columbia · Jan 31 Lost 60-61 at Penn · Feb 7 Lost 65-89 vs Cornell · Feb 14 Lost 65-75 vs Columbia · Feb 14 Lost 71-80 at Brown · Feb 21 Lost 56-58 vs Harvard · Feb 28 Won 82-61 vs Dartmouth · Feb 28 Lost 53-78 at Yale · Mar 7 3-7 · streak L1
Last season (2025-26) in the NCAA: 9 wins and 20 losses for Princeton. Across those 29 games, 68.6 points scored and 72.0 allowed per game — 140.6 a game in all — with a 8-6 record at home and 1-14 away. Every pick is marked won or lost for everyone to see once the game ends.
Next Princeton games and predictions
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Princeton record and stats last season
29 NCAA games on record · 2025-26Results
- Won9 31%
- At home8-6
- Away1-14
- Close games (5 pts or fewer)1-10
Scoring
68.6Scored / game
72.0Allowed / game
- Game total140.6
- Average margin−3.4
- Overtime games2
- Season high100 pts
NCAA standings
Full NCAA pageRegular 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.
Frequently asked questions
With an account: every Princeton pick opens before the game starts — and every locked pick is shown to everyone once the game ends.
No Princeton pick has been graded yet — the first results will appear on this page. Every pick is marked won or lost for everyone to see once the game ends, and nothing is changed after the game starts, so the results you see are the real ones.
Every Princeton game in the NCAA that the model publishes a pick for: the moneyline, the total and the spread, each with its own confidence figure. Games where the model has no pick are not listed.
The model projects the pace and the score of each game from recent form, points scored and allowed, rest and the standings, calculates its own odds for the moneyline, total and spread from that projection and compares them with the bookmakers’ odds. The picks it rates highest are published before the game starts.