Pittsburgh vs. Longwood Time, TV & Stream – Nov. 7

The Pittsburgh Panthers (1-0) face the Longwood Lancers (1-0) on Friday, November 7, 2025 at 7 p.m. ET. The matchup airs on ACC Network Extra.

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Last year, the 75.9 points per game the Panthers scored were just 1.8 more points than the Lancers allowed (74.1).
When Pittsburgh scored more than 74.1 points last season, it went 13-3.
Longwood went 12-2 last season when allowing fewer than 75.9 points.
The Lancers put up an average of 78.3 points per game last year, 7.5 more points than the 70.8 the Panthers allowed.
Longwood put together a 16-6 record last season in games it scored more than 70.8 points.
Pittsburgh had a 16-8 record last season when its opponents scored fewer than 78.3 points.
The Panthers scored a total of 161 more points than their opponents last year (an average of 5.1 per game), and the Lancers outscored opponents by 133 points on the season (4.2 more per game).

The Panthers shot 45.1% from the field last season, 2.8 percentage points lower than the 47.9% the Lancers allowed to opponents.
Pittsburgh went 10-2 when it shot better than 47.9% from the field.
The Lancers' 46.3% shooting percentage from the field last season was 2.4 percentage points higher than the Panthers allowed to their opponents (43.9%).
Last season, Longwood had a 12-7 record in games the team collectively shot over 43.9% from the field.

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The Panthers and the Lancers rebounded at a similar clip last season (30.6 and 31.4 boards per game, respectively).
When Longwood earned the rebounding advantage they were 3-12 against the spread. When recording fewer boards, Pittsburgh was 2-13.
The Panthers were the 266th-ranked rebounding team in college basketball. The Lancers finished 207th.
The Panthers averaged 8.4 offensive boards per game, 1.4 rebounds fewer than the Lancers.
The Lancers were 11-6 overall when they won the battle on the offensive boards. The Panthers were 5-7 when they lost the rebounding edge.
The Panthers ranked 221st in college basketball in offensive rebounding, while the Lancers ranked 95th.
Both teams tended to win the rebounding battle last season. Pittsburgh recorded an average rebounding margin of +0.1 rebounds per game, and Longwood averaged a margin of +2.8 rebounds.