Harvard vs Northeastern Prediction 11/10/2026 Today’s College Basketball Picks

Harvard vs Northeastern Prediction

I’ll stick with Harvard in this one. The Crimson didn’t have any issues versus MIT in their opener last Monday, posting a 47-34 rebounding edge in a blowout win. Harvard held the opposition to just 29 percent shooting from the field but hit a tepid 41 percent themselves. Still, the Crimson led pretty much from wire to wire and were up by 29 at one point. As for game two versus the Chicago Maroon, Harvard took a pretty routine victory by 16 points on the road, shooting 53 percent from the field and 83 percent (5-of-6) from the line. The Crimson held the Maroon to just 33 percent shooting on the other side along with a 33-24 rebounding advantage during the win.

As for Northeastern, they’ve dropped both their games so far. First came an eight-point opener defeat at Boston U. In that one the Huskies shot very well from the field (53 percent) but gave up 54 percent shooting to the Terriers on the other side. Northeastern’s 36-25 rebounding deficit and tepid 26 percent (6-of-23) from outside didn’t help either. Game two was another loss, this time by 25 versus Virginia. Northeastern had a whopping 19 turnovers in that one and got out-rebounded 37-27 while giving up 54 percent shooting on defense. Tuesday’s matchup should get easier (and thankfully it’s at home) but I don’t think the Huskies have the gas to cover if Harvard plays well.

Game Info, Stats and Previews

The Harvard Crimson and the Northeastern Huskies meet Tuesday in college basketball action from Cabot Center. Here’s a collection of relevant information and reasoning for a sound Harvard vs Northeastern prediction. We have looked at this information from a betting perspective and attempted to determine the best Harvard vs Northeastern pick. We will also examine the recent form and player performances for both teams, as well as the recent betting trends and streaks pertaining to this matchup. We will tie it all together to the pick summary, resulting in a sensible prediction for a favorable betting outcome in this game.

Harvard Crimson Betting Preview

The Crimson have a couple of games under their belt already this year. First came a blowout win 73-45 over MIT at Lavietes Pavilion in the opener. Harvard’s top scorer in that one was Tey Barbour with 18 points and five rebounds. Robert Hinton added 12 points with three boards, and Thomas Batties had 11 points, five rebounds and two assists in the winning effort.

In Sunday’s game versus the Chicago Maroon, Harvard took a 63-47 victory at Ratner Athletics Center in the Windy City. The Crimson were led by Thomas Battiest with 19 points and six boards. Tey Barbour came off the bench for 13 points and six rebounds in the winning effort.

Northeaster Huskies Betting Preview

Over on the Huskies’ side, they’ve lost both their games this year so far. Northeastern started out with a matchup versus Boston U at Case Gym last Monday. In that game the Huskies ended up falling 93-85. Leading the charge was Rashad King with 21 points, two rebounds and two assists for the Huskies in the losing effort.

As for game two, Northeastern took on Virginia at John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville. The Huskies ended up losing in that one as well 97-72. Tops on the team this time was Rashad King again with 26 points, four rebounds and a perfect 9-of-9 effort from the line. Louis Bond added 23 points with four rebounds as well.

Harvard Crimson @ Northeastern Huskies Betting Trends: November 10, 2026

Why the Northeastern Huskies will win

• Harvard has lost five of its last six night games against non-Conference opponents.
• Northeastern has won four of its last five home night games against the Ivy League.
• Harvard has lost the first half in four of its last five night games against the Coastal Athletic Association.

Why the Harvard Crimson will win

• Northeastern has lost 14 of its last 15 games against non-AP-ranked opponents.
• Harvard has won eight of its last nine road games against non-AP-ranked opponents.
• Harvard has won the first half in eight of its last nine road games against non-AP-ranked opponents.

Andrew Jett's Pick: Harvard Crimson TBA