Kent State vs. Cleveland State Time, TV & Stream – Nov. 15

The Kent State Golden Flashes (2-1) play the Cleveland State Vikings (1-2) on Saturday, November 15, 2025 at 1 p.m. ET on passtheball.

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Last year, the Golden Flashes recorded 7.0 more points per game (73.5) than the Vikings allowed (66.5).
Kent State had a 20-5 record last season when scoring more than 66.5 points.
When Cleveland State gave up fewer than 73.5 points last season, it went 19-5.
The Vikings scored an average of 73.1 points per game last year, only 4.8 more points than the 68.3 the Golden Flashes allowed.
Cleveland State put together a 15-4 record last season in games it scored more than 68.3 points.
Kent State had a 15-3 record last season when its opponents scored fewer than 73.1 points.
The Golden Flashes outscored their opponents by a total of 188 points last season (5.2 points per game on average), and the Vikings put up 236 more points than their opponents on the year (6.6 per game).

Last season, the Golden Flashes had a 43.6% shooting percentage from the field, which was 0.6% higher than the 43.0% of shots the Vikings' opponents hit.
In games Kent State shot better than 43.0% from the field, it went 17-3 overall.
The Vikings shot at a 45.2% rate from the field last season, 3.2 percentage points higher than the 42.0% shooting opponents of the Golden Flashes averaged.
Last season, Cleveland State had a 17-5 record in games the team collectively shot over 42.0% from the field.

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The Golden Flashes averaged 33.8 rebounds per game, outrebounding the Vikings by 3.0 boards per contest last season.
When Kent State earned the rebounding advantage they were 3-8 against the spread. When recording fewer boards, Cleveland State was 5-9.
The Golden Flashes were the 68th-ranked rebounding team in college basketball, and the Vikings finished 253rd.
The Golden Flashes and the Vikings were evenly matched on the offensive glass last season, with the teams averaging 10.9 and 10.4 offensive boards per game, respectively.
The Golden Flashes were 16-6 straight up when they won the battle on the offensive boards. The Vikings were 6-6 when they lost the offensive rebounding edge.
The Golden Flashes ranked 38th in college basketball in offensive rebounding, while the Vikings ranked 63rd.
Both teams tended to win the board battle last season. Kent State recorded an average rebounding margin of +5.0 rebounds per game, and Cleveland State averaged a margin of +2.2 rebounds.