Harvard Crimson vs Northeastern Huskies Prediction - November 10, 2026

Matchup Overview

Harvard has the better underlying statistical profile in the supplied data, scoring 73.0 points per game while allowing 45.0, with a 40.6 field goal percentage, 31.8 from three, and a 73.7 free throw rate. Northeastern has been much more volatile, averaging 85.0 points but allowing 93.0, while shooting 52.5 from the field, 26.1 from three, and 73.9 at the line. The contrast suggests Harvard has the steadier two-way foundation. The KenPom numbers reinforce that view. Harvard’s offensive rating sits at 104.5 with a 102.5 defensive rating, while Northeastern’s 102.8 offensive rating is offset by a far weaker 112.2 defensive rating. Harvard’s rebounding edge in the supplied stats is also meaningful, with 47.0 rebounds per game versus 25.0 for Northeastern, which points to extra possessions and better control of the game flow.

Market Trends

• ●Northeastern Huskies are 0-1 straight up and 0-1 against the spread so far, with one game landing over and no under result yet in the supplied sample.
• ●Harvard Crimson are 1-0 straight up in the supplied sample, with no broader point spread or totals record provided in the data.

Prediction Summary

Harvard is the stronger side on the numbers and the better value at the current price. The Crimson’s defensive efficiency, net rating, and rebounding advantage give them the more reliable profile, while Northeastern’s early defensive issues make it difficult to trust the Huskies to win outright. My projection is Harvard Crimson 74, Northeastern Huskies 67, with Harvard winning the game and a final total around 141.