| MATCHUP | Hampton Pirates | Boston College Eagles |
|---|---|---|
| Team Records | 2-3 | 2-2 |
| Spread | +11.5 -105 | -11.5 -115 |
| Moneyline | +600 | -900 |
| Total | Over 135.5 (-112) | Under 135.5 (-108) |
| Where | Conte Forum, Chestnut Hill, MA | |
| When | Tuesday, November 18, 2025 | |
| Time | 07:00 PM EST | |
| TV | ACC Extra | |
The Hampton Pirates and the Boston College Eagles meet Tuesday in college basketball action from Conte Forum. Here’s a Hampton vs Boston College prediction. We will look at this from a betting perspective and determine the best Hampton vs Boston College pick. We will examine the recent form and player performances for both teams, as well as the recent betting trends and streaks pertaining to this matchup. As we conclude, we will tie it all together with a summary that produces a sensible pick for a favorable betting outcome in this game.
Hampton Pirates Betting Preview
Hampton has been quite busy so far this year; they’ve already got five games in the bag. The opener came on November 3 and turned into a tough 90-86 road loss versus Milwaukee. The Pirates’ lead scorer in that one was Jalyke Gaines-Wyatt with 25 points and five assists. Xzavier Long doubled up on 16 points and 17 boards with eight assists in the losing effort as well. In game two Hampton breezed past MACU by a score of 103-43, then got blown out by Virginia 91-53. Topping the team in that defeat was Michael Eley, the only player on the team in double-figures with 16 points and two rebounds. Game four was another win, this time 72-63 versus Brown. Hampton’s Michael Eley had 18 points with two rebounds to set the pace for the Pirates this time. Daniel Johnson added 17 points and three rebounds in 25 minutes as well.
In Sunday’s matchup with Holy Cross, the Pirates were down 32-29 at the break. Hampton didn’t get any closer on 35-32 run from there and lost 67-61 in the end. Xzavier Long was the team’s lead scorer with 21 points and 13 boards. Daniel Johnson added 12 points with three rebounds as well.
Boston College Eagles Betting Preview
Over on the Boston College side, they’ve played four games so far this year. The opener was an 83-78 overtime loss to Florida Atlantic. In that defeat the Eagles’ lead scorer was Donald Hand with 20 points and seven boards. Boden Kapke chipped in 17 points with eight rebounds in the losing effort. For game two Boston College played the Citadel and got their first win 76-47. Donald Hand led the team again, notching 18 points with eight boards. As for game three, Boston College took a rather stunning home loss versus Central Connecticut State 60-59. Fred Payne was tops this time with 17 points, four rebounds and three assists. Donald Hand added 11 points with four rebounds in that one as well.
The Eagles were last on the floor Saturday versus Temple. Boston College held a 36-31 halftime edge and kept the pace from there on 40 more points in a 76-71 win. Donald Hand had 18 points with 11 rebounds this time. Fred Payne had a nice game too, notching 17 points with four assists and two rebounds in 34 minutes of work on the floor.
Hampton Pirates @ Boston College Eagles Betting Trends: November 18, 2025
Why the Boston College Eagles will win
- Boston College has won 13 of its last 16 games against non-Conference opponents at Silvio O. Conte Forum.
- Hampton has lost 28 of its last 36 night games against non-Conference opponents.
- Hampton has lost the first half in seven of its last nine games against non-AP-ranked opponents.
Why the Hampton Pirates will win
- Boston College has lost 10 of its last 12 night games against non-AP-ranked opponents.
Hampton vs Boston College Prediction
I’ll stick with Boston College. The Eagles were able to bounce back from their debilitating loss to Central Connecticut State with a pretty solid performance versus Temple at Liacouras Center over the weekend. Boston College shot 43.9 percent from the field with a 37-33 rebounding edge and just eight turnovers, but did miss six of their 16 free throws (62.5 percent) along the way. Through four games so far the Eagles are scoring well. They’ve got 76 or more points in three of those, with the outlier being the 59 points in the limp effort versus Central Connecticut State on November 11.
As for Hampton, they were pretty flat on Sunday versus Holy Cross. The Pirates shot just 37 percent from the field, though it’s worth noting that they were great from the line (16-of-17) and out-rebounded the Crusaders 28-22.