George Washington 75 - Hampton 61 (11/7/2026): Simmons Scores 25 In Win

The George Washington Revolutionaries added another win to their season tally, defeating the Hampton Pirates 75-61. This victory pushes the Revolutionaries to a 2-0 record for the 2027 regular season. Hampton Pirates, on the other hand, are now 0-2, still searching for their first win.

Strong Start for George Washington

The Revolutionaries showcased their offensive strength by scoring 75 points in the game. With a field goal percentage of 50.5, George Washington demonstrated efficient shooting. They also excelled from beyond the arc, sinking 11 three-pointers with a 45.8 percentage.

George Washington's success was not limited to shooting alone. They also controlled the boards, grabbing 41.5 rebounds per game so far this season. This allowed them to limit Hampton's second-chance opportunities.

The Revolutionaries' defense played a significant role as well. They managed to keep the Pirates at bay, who struggled with a field goal percentage of 31.9. Additionally, Hampton only managed 26.8 percent from three-point range.

Hampton's Offensive Struggles

Hampton Pirates faced challenges on the offensive end throughout the game. Their shooting woes continued as they only managed 58 points, below their average. Field goal attempts were frequent, but success was limited.

Hampton's effective field goal percentage was also low at 36.2. Despite trying to attack the basket, their 2-point percentage was a mere 34.7. Their free throw shooting was another area of concern with a percentage of 60.8.

The Pirates did manage to get to the free throw line often, but converting those opportunities proved difficult. With 15.5 free throws made per game, they needed better efficiency to keep up with George Washington.

Defense and Turnovers

Hampton's defense did have some positive moments, recording 9.5 steals per game. However, they struggled to convert these into points on the other end. Turnovers were not a major issue for the Pirates, as they averaged 10.5 per game.

George Washington's defensive strategy kept the Pirates on their toes. Their ability to block shots was evident with 7.0 blocks per game. They limited their fouls, which helped them maintain control.

Both teams will look to refine their strategies as the season progresses. George Washington aims to continue its winning streak, while Hampton seeks to break into the win column. The game provided valuable insights for both coaching staffs.

As the season unfolds, fans will watch how these teams adapt and grow. George Washington will aim to solidify their strong start. Hampton will look to improve their offensive output in upcoming games.