Drexel Dragons vs Northeastern Huskies Prediction, 2/19/2026 College Basketball Picks, Best Bets & Odds

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Drexel Dragons vs Northeastern Huskies Prediction – College Basketball Picks 2-19-2026

The most recent game that the Drexel Dragons participated in was against Stony Brook, and they were defeated by a score of 72-69. As a result, they were forced to return home. Upon the conclusion of the game, Drexel had achieved a field goal percentage of 44.8% (26 out of 58) and had successfully converted 9 of their 23 shots from beyond the arc. During the charity stripe, the Dragons were successful in eight out of ten attempts, resulting in an 80.0% success rate. In terms of the number of rebounds they collected, they brought in 36, with ten of those coming from the attacking end. Over the course of this game, they not only had five turnovers but also had five thefts, and they also recorded fourteen assists. With regard to the defense, Drexel allowed their opponent to shoot forty percent from the floor, with twenty-four out of sixty shots being successful. Over the course of this game, Stony Brook had a total of 13 assists and 10 steals. On top of that, Stony Brook racked up 25 rebounds, 16 of which were offensive and 17 of which were defensive, but they did not record a single rejection. In the end, Stony Brook made 16 of their 19 attempts from the charity stripe, which resulted in an 84.2% shooting percentage. In addition, they were successful in eight of their twenty-four efforts from beyond the arc. Regarding the number of personal fouls committed, the Dragons finished with 14, while Stony Brook had a total of 11 personal fouls committed.

One of the individuals that made a significant contribution to the matchup is Shane Blakeney. 19 points were scored by him, and he shot 7 out of 15 from the field. Not only did he play for 38 minutes, but he also racked up four rebounds. In addition to his four assists, he ended with a field goal percentage of 46.7%.

Drexel comes into this competition with a record of 13-14 for the season, which includes both wins and losses. On average, they give up possession of the ball 12.6 times per game, and as a team, they commit 17.0 fouls per game. As a team, Drexel is currently grabbing 35.3 boards per game and has 371 assists for the season, which places them 169th in Division 1 in terms of passing through the ranks. This season, the Dragons have a 34.9% success rate from three-point range (215 of 616) and a 65.4% success rate from the free throw line. Even though they are shooting 44.0% from the field, they are averaging 68.6 points per game, which places them 330th in the USA.

When it comes to the defensive end of the court, the Dragons are able to cause 11.0 turnovers per game while also drawing 16.3 fouls. Despite the fact that they are ranked forty-first in college in terms of points per game (67.9), they allow 30.7% of their shots to come from beyond the arc. The defense of the Dragons is allowing a shooting percentage of 41.8% (634 of 1,516), and they are also forfeiting 34.1 rebounds per game as a collective unit. After conceding 305 assists to the opposition during the season, they are ranked 55th in college basketball in terms of the number of assists they have allowed.

The Northeastern Huskies were defeated by William & Mary in their most recent game, which ended with a final score of 94-67 being the final score. For this particular game, the Huskies were able to collect a total of 29 rebounds, which included 21 defensive rebounds and 8 offensive rebounds. In the course of this competition, they managed to steal six items while giving up ownership ten times. Through the course of this game, William & Mary committed a total of ten personal fouls, which resulted in the Huskies having to make nine attempts at the charity stripe. Seven of the free throws that they attempted to make were successful, giving them a percentage of 77.8 percent. The Northeastern University team made 8 of 30 attempts from beyond the arc, which is a 26.7% success rate. The Huskies finished the game with a field goal percentage of 41.9%, which was achieved by shooting 26 out of 62 shots from the field. This was the final score of the game. As a result of the Huskies’ decision to allow William & Mary to make 35 of their 64 attempts from the floor, the Huskies’ overall percentage for the game was 54.7%. After finishing the game, they shot 54.5% from three-point range, connecting on 12 of 22 shots, and they concluded the competition with a charity stripe percentage of 63.2 percent, shooting 12 of 19 shots. As far as attacking the glass is concerned, Northeastern allowed William & Mary to pull down a total of 36 rebounds, with 10 of those being offensive.

Within the context of this game, Xavier Abreu ended up being an essential player for the Huskies. During the game, he made 10 of 21 field goals, giving him a field goal percentage of 47.6%. Additionally, he came away with three rebounds. During this game, he played 37 minutes and contributed 24 points to the team’s total. Additionally, he had one assist.

According to the current season, Northeastern has a record of 6-18. Based on their offensive performance, the Huskies are currently ranked 134th in the nation with a shooting percentage of 46.2% from the field. On the season, Northeastern has accumulated 1,803 points, with 75.1 points scored per game, and they have a rebounding average of 31.0 boards per game. They are 102nd in the collegiate rankings for the number of times they receive an assist, which is 15.3 times per game, and they lose possession of the ball by turning it over 11.7 times per game. On average, the Huskies commit 18.8 personal fouls per game, and they have a 68.6% success rate from the charity stripe.

With 81.4 points per game allowed, the Huskies defense is ranked 346th in the country in terms of PPG allowed. The average number of turnovers they force per game is 12.4 and they have allowed teams to shoot 50.0% from the field, which places them 362nd in Division 1. While the defense of Northeastern University is allowing opponents to make 36.3% of their shots from beyond the arc (177 of 488), opponents are making 73.8% of their opponents’ foul shots. In Division I, they are ranked 283rd and 255th, respectively, among teams that allow 14.7 assists and 35.7 total boards per game.

✅ Our Drexel Dragons vs Northeastern Huskies Pick: Drexel ✅

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