Wright State vs. Toledo Time, TV & Stream – Nov. 11

The Toledo Rockets (0-2) face the Wright State Raiders (1-1) at Nutter Center on Tuesday, November 11, 2025. The game begins at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN+.

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Last year, the Raiders recorded just 2.9 fewer points per game (77.3) than the Rockets gave up (80.2).
When Wright State scored more than 80.2 points last season, it went 6-4.
Toledo had a 10-1 record last season when allowing fewer than 77.3 points.
The Rockets' 78.9 points per game last year were only 2.5 more points than the 76.4 the Raiders gave up to opponents.
Toledo put together a 13-4 record last season in games it scored more than 76.4 points.
Wright State had a 13-5 record last season when its opponents scored fewer than 78.9 points.
The Raiders totaled a total of 31 more points than their opponents last year (an average of 0.9 per game), while the Rockets were outscored by opponents on average last year (by 42 total points, -1.3 per game).

The Raiders made 49.4% of their shots from the field last season, which was 0.7 percentage points higher than the Rockets allowed to their opponents (48.7%).
Wright State had a 9-8 straight-up record in games it shot higher than 48.7% from the field.
The Rockets' 46.4% shooting percentage from the field last season was 0.4 percentage points higher than the Raiders gave up to their opponents (46.0%).
Toledo put together a 12-4 straight up record in games it shot better than 46.0% from the field.

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The Raiders and the Rockets hauled in rebounds at approximately the same rate last season (31.1 and 30.8 boards per game, respectively).
When Wright State earned the rebounding advantage they were 3-9 against the spread. When recording fewer boards, Toledo was 4-12.
The Raiders were the 229th-ranked rebounding team in college basketball, and the Rockets finished 253rd.
The Raiders averaged 7.8 offensive boards per game, 1.8 rebounds fewer than the Rockets.
The Rockets were 11-7 overall when they won the battle on the offensive boards. The Raiders were 8-9 when they lost the rebounding edge.
The Rockets were the 253rd-ranked offensive rebounding team in college basketball, while the Raiders finished 268th.
Wright State recorded an average rebounding margin of +0.9 rebounds per game, and Toledo averaged a margin of -0.6 rebounds.