Harvard vs Princeton Basketball Stats

Harvard has been average when it comes to shooting, averaging 30.1% on shots from 3-point land on the campaign.
Harvard is hitting 42.4% for field goal% (268 of 632) and 18.7% for their FT per FGA rate on the year.
They have collected 100 boards on the offensive end and are averaging 32.9 total rebounds per game so far this season.
They have collected 140 turnovers and average 7.3 shots from downtown per outing for the year.
The Crimson average 14.2 FTAs per outing and have earned 118 shots from the charity stripe on the campaign.
They average 24.2 3P attempts per outing and have collected 80 shots from downtown for the year.
They average 66.7 points per outing and have collected 362 total rebounds for the year.

The Tigers are averaging 34.2 total rebounds per game and have accrued 97 steals on the season.
The Tigers average 9.6 2nd chance boards per outing and have earned 22 BLKs on the campaign.
The Princeton Tigers have collected 353 field goals and are averaging 15.7 assists per game so far this season.
They have recorded 204 assists and average 76.9 points per game for the season.
The Tigers have accrued 155 shots from the free throw line and are averaging 28.2 3-point shots per game on the season.
Princeton is shooting 38.0% on shots from downtown (139 of 366) and 66.5% from the foul line on the campaign.
Princeton is hitting 54.7% for their effective FG% and 45.7% for field goal% (353 of 773) for the season.
If you examine grabbing boards, they are averaging 34.2 rebounds per contest, which ranks 290th in basketball on the year.

Harvard has been fine if you’re looking at defending their opponent, allowing 52.6% on two-pointers for the season.
If you take a look at stopping the ball, the Crimson allow 35.9 rebounds per game, which ranks 255th in the country on the season.
Harvard is relinquishing 51.8% for their effective FG% and 45.4% for field goal% (296 of 652) for the season.
Harvard is conceding 33.7% from downtown (84 of 249) and 77.6% from the charity line on the season.
They have relinquished 121 shots from the charity stripe and 22.6 shots from distance per game for the season.
They have given up 156 ASTs and 72.5 points per contest this season.
The Crimson have yielded 296 field goals and 14.2 assists per contest on the year.
They give up 10.4 rebounds of the offensive variety per contest and have allowed 40 blocked shots on the year.
The Harvard Crimson surrender 35.9 total rebounds per outing and have conceded 83 steals for the year.

Princeton has been average if you take a look at defending, yielding 33.9% on shots from distance on the campaign.
They allow 71.8 points per game and have relinquished 450 total rebounds on the season.
The Princeton Tigers give up 22.9 3P attempts per contest and have allowed 101 3-pointers on the year.
They surrender 18.3 FT attempts per outing and have allowed 173 shots from the foul line for the season.
They have yielded 164 turnovers and 7.8 shots from 3-point land per contest on the campaign.
They have surrendered 123 boards on the offensive end and 34.6 total rebounds per game so far this season.
Princeton is relinquishing 43.9% for field goal% (330 of 751) and 23.0% for their FT per FGA rate for the season.
If you take a look at stopping the ball, the Princeton Tigers allow 13.0 assists per game, which ranks 182nd in the country on the season.

Harvard Crimson	Team Defense 2024-25	Princeton Tigers
296	Field Goals Allowed	330
652	Field Goal Attempts Allowed	751
45.4%	Field Goal Percentage Allowed	43.9%
84	3-Pointers Allowed	101
249	3-Point Attempts Allowed	298
33.7%	3-Point Percentage Allowed	33.9%
212	2-Pointers Allowed	229
403	2-Point Attempts Allowed	453
52.6%	2-Point Percentage Allowed	50.6%
121	Free Throws Allowed	173
156	Free Throw Attempts Allowed	238
77.6%	Free Throw Percentage Allowed	72.7%
114	Offensive Rebounds Allowed	123
281	Defensive Rebounds Allowed	327
395	Total Rebounds Allowed	450
156	Assists Allowed	169
126	Turnovers Forced	164
155	Personal Fouls	213
797	Points Allowed	934
26.9	Field Goals Allowed Per Game	25.4
59.3	Field Goal Attempts Allowed Per Game	57.8
7.6	3-Pointers Allowed Per Game	7.8
22.6	3-Point Attempts Allowed Per Game	22.9
19.3	2-Pointers Allowed Per Game	17.6
36.6	2-Point Attempts Allowed Per Game	34.8
11.0	Free Throws Allowed Per Game	13.3
14.2	Free Throw Attempts Allowed Per Game	18.3
10.4	Offensive Rebounds Allowed Per Game	9.5
25.5	Defensive Rebounds Allowed Per Game	25.2
35.9	Total Rebounds Allowed Per Game	34.6
14.2	Assists Allowed Per Game	13.0
11.5	Turnovers Forced Per Game	12.6
14.1	Personal Fouls Per Game	16.4
72.5	Points Per Game Allowed	71.8

No key injuries to report

Princeton guard Deven Austin finds himself out for the year with a personal issue. He hopes to return on Wednesday, October 1, 2025.

Harvard Crimson vs Princeton Tigers Stats