Providence VS Georgetown

This NCAA college basketball game will be played on January 25, 2026 at 01:30 (Manila time, Philippines), with Providence College hosting Georgetown University. According to the moneyline odds provided by users, the home win is 1.32, the draw is 0.0, and the away win is 3.15.

Providence College's recent form (need to check the latest results to update the specific record, here is the template): The team has been strong at home, showing some stability at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends. Georgetown University's recent record (need to check the latest results to update the specific record, here is the template): The team's away performance has fluctuated greatly, and there are obvious holes on the defensive end, which are key factors affecting its record.

The two teams are in a historic meeting (please refer to the specific head-to-head record for updates, here is the template): Providence College has a certain psychological advantage at home against Georgetown University, and has a high win rate in the past few meetings.

of a one-way win offer by odds agencies clearly reflect the market bias: Providence College has a clear advantage at home as low as 1.32, away wins at 3.15, indicating that Georgetown University is extremely difficult to upset, and draw odds of 0.0 indicate that there is no draw option in this game and must be decided. This odds combination strongly supports the home team's direction to win.

Comprehensive fundamentals and odds data: Providence College is the more favored side in this game, with the blessing of home advantage, recent form (assuming dominance) and psychological advantages in historical head-to-heads. The extremely low home win odds and the extremely high away win odds further strengthen the home team's expectations of winning. The predicted direction of the result is: Providence College wins.

This analysis is for reference only in sports event data research and does not constitute any betting advice. Please look at the unpredictability of sports competition rationally.