BINGHAMTON BEARCATS @ SAINT PETER'S PEACOCKS

Both teams arrive after difficult openers

Binghamton lost 86–60 at Northwestern, while Saint Peter’s fell 66–42 at Seton Hall; both teams are looking to settle in after difficult openers.

Lilley gives Binghamton a dependable interior option

Demetrius Lilley posted 11 points and a game-high 13 rebounds against Northwestern, continuing the form that made him a preseason all-conference selection.

Quigley will look to rebound as a scorer

Jeremiah Quigley finished with nine points on 2-of-10 shooting in the opener; Binghamton needs more efficient guard play.

Saint Peter’s offense needs a response

Saint Peter’s needs better shot creation to avoid putting more pressure on its defense.

No confirmed game-day availability update found

Available pregame sources did not provide a specific injury report or confirmed starting lineups; a speculative update says Godfrey may not be back yet, so check official team updates before relying on player-specific markets.

Pick Ideas

Angles drawn from the matchup analysis above and refreshed as the news changes. They are a separate read from the LineCrush pick for this matchup, so the two can land on different sides.

Saint Peter’s moneyline lean

ESPN’s matchup predictor gives Saint Peter’s a 75.4% win probability, supporting a cautious home-side lean; compare that estimate with the sportsbook price rather than treating it as a guarantee.

Consider the under only if the total is generous

The one-game samples are too small to force an under; consider it only if the posted total is generous.

Lilley rebounds as a prop watch

Lilley’s rebound line is worth checking, but compare the offered number with his expected minutes and Saint Peter’s frontcourt matchup.