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Western Carolina at Wake Forest
NCAAMThe Catamounts move east across the Tar Heel State for a date with the Demon Deacons. Wake Forest's perfect season ended Nov. 16 following a 75-60 setback at Xavier. Deacons senior Hunter Sallis has led the team in scoring in three straight contests.
East Texas A&M at Connecticut
NCAAMThe newly rechristened Lions hit the road to play the two-time defending champion No. 2 Huskies. Texas A&M-Commerce changed its name to East Texas A&M on Nov. 7, and got the first win under its new moniker when it defeated Southern 70-68 on Nov. 13.
Delaware State at Providence
NCAAMThe Friars complete a five-game season-opening homestand by hosting the Hornets. Providence beat Green Bay 79-65 on Nov. 16 to move to 4-0 for the second time in four seasons. Delaware State seeks its first win over Div-I competition in 2024-25.
Cleveland State at Minnesota
NCAAMThe Vikings (3-2) make the trip to the Land of 10,000 Lakes to play the Golden Gophers (3-1). Minnesota bounced back from a tough loss to North Texas by holding off Yale 59-56 on Nov. 16. Dawson Garcia leads the Gophers with 25.5 points per game.
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Marquette at Maryland
NCAAMThe Terrapins host the No. 15 Golden Eagles for a red out at the XFINITY Center. The Eagles are 3-0 after winning all three of their Marquette Challenge contests. Maryland is also 3-0 after senior forward Julian Reese's 21-point effort Nov. 11.
Wofford at Duke
NCAAMFreshman phenom Cooper Flagg and the No. 6 Blue Devils host the Terriers. Duke comes off a 77-72 setback against No. 19 Kentucky. Flagg collected 26 points and 12 rebounds in that game, but his two turnovers in the last 13 seconds sealed Duke's fate.
Wake Forest at Xavier
NCAAMThe Musketeers (3-0) welcome the Demon Deacons (4-0) to Cincinnati for the Skip Prosser Classic. Prosser coached Xavier (1994-2001) and Wake Forest (2001-2007), winning a combined 274 games and reaching four NCAA Tournaments with each school.
Wagner at Seton Hall
NCAAMThe Seahawks (1-2) look to take advantage of the reeling Pirates (1-2) in this contest. Seton Hall has dropped back-to-back games against Fordham and Hofstra. Wagner is 0-1 in New Jersey this season after falling 75-52 to Rutgers on Nov. 6.
Notre Dame at Georgetown
NCAAMThe Hoyas (2-0) seek their first 3-0 start since 2018-19 when they host the Fighting Irish (2-0). Thomas Sorber, a 6-foot-10 freshman from New Jersey, averaged 22.5 points and 11 rebounds in Georgetown's victories over Lehigh and Fairfield.
Yale at Minnesota
NCAAMThe Golden Gophers are smarting as they host the Bulldogs. The Gophers have won all three meetings with the first in 1902 and the last in 1980. Minnesota comes off a 54-51 setback against North Texas. Yale defeated Division III member Emerson 100-46.
Green Bay at Providence
NCAAMThe Friars (3-0) continue a five-game homestand by hosting the Phoenix (1-2). Providence has held foes to an average of 51.7 points per game this season. Anthony Roy scored 35 to help Green Bay to its first win, 87-73 at Western Illinois on Nov. 13.