Wright State vs. Toledo Time, TV & Stream – Nov. 10

The Wright State Raiders (2-0) play the Toledo Rockets (1-2) on Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN+.

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Last year, the Raiders averaged just 3.9 more points per game (80.5) than the Rockets allowed (76.6).
When Wright State scored more than 76.6 points last season, it went 15-1.
Toledo went 15-6 last season when allowing fewer than 80.5 points.
The Rockets' 81.0 points per game last year were 7.3 more points than the 73.7 the Raiders allowed to opponents.
When it scored more than 73.7 points last season, Toledo went 15-5.
Wright State's record was 15-6 when it gave up fewer than 81.0 points last season.
The Raiders totaled 239 more points than their opponents last season (6.8 per game on average), and the Rockets scored 151 more points than their opponents (4.4 per game).

The Raiders made 48.6% of their shots from the field last season, which was 1.5 percentage points higher than the Rockets allowed to their opponents (47.1%).
In games Wright State shot better than 47.1% from the field, it went 16-2 overall.
The Rockets shot 49.0% from the field, 3.1% higher than the 45.9% the Raiders' opponents shot last season.
Last season, Toledo had a 13-7 record in games the team collectively shot better than 45.9% from the field.

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The Raiders and the Rockets hauled in rebounds at approximately the same rate last season (31.5 and 30.1 boards per game, respectively).
Wright State was 19-4 overall when they won the rebounding battle. Toledo was 8-12 when they failed to control the glass.
The Rockets ranked 280th in rebounding in college basketball, the Raiders finished 210th.
The Raiders and the Rockets were evenly matched on the offensive glass last season, with the teams averaging similar numbers (9.4 and 8.7 offensive boards per game, respectively).
The Raiders were 14-6 straight up when they won the battle on the offensive boards. The Rockets were 11-10 when they lost the offensive rebounding edge.
The Rockets were the 280th-ranked offensive rebounding team in college basketball, and the Raiders finished 148th.
Wright State faired well on the boards with an average rebounding margin of +3.6 rebounds per game. It's a different story for Toledo who averaged a margin of -2.1.