Portland vs. Hawaii Time, TV & Stream - Nov. 10

The Hawaii Rainbow Warriors enter Tuesday’s matchup with a 3-0 record, hosting the 2-1 Portland Pilots at Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center. The contest airs at TBA ET on MW+, with live coverage also available through ESPN+ or Fubo.

Team Records and Scoring Insights

The Hawaii Rainbow Warriors carry a 3-0 record into the game and look to continue a three-game winning streak. Last season, the Rainbow Warriors recorded 79.6 points per game, which was 1.1 more points than the Portland Pilots gave up at 78.5. Hawaii went 14-0 last season when putting up more than 78.5 points, while Portland posted an 8-10 record when allowing fewer than 79.6 points.

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The Portland Pilots stand at 2-1 ahead of Tuesday’s game. Last season, the Pilots averaged 74.4 points per game, 3.9 more than the 70.5 points the Rainbow Warriors allowed to opponents.

When scoring more than 70.5 points last season, Portland finished with an 11-5 record, while Hawaii went 18-1 when giving up fewer than 74.4 points. Overall, Hawaii outscored opponents by 298 points last season for an average of 9.1 points per game, whereas opponents outscored the Pilots by 139 total points, or 4.1 per game.

Shooting and Rebounding Statistics

Last season, the Rainbow Warriors made 45.9% of their shots from the field, landing 1.6 percentage points higher than the 44.3% the Pilots allowed to opponents. Hawaii finished 16-2 straight-up in games where it shot better than 44.3%.

Meanwhile, the Pilots shot at a 46.6% clip from the field, which was 5.0 percentage points higher than the 41.6% shooting average allowed by Rainbow Warriors opponents. Portland held an 11-10 record when collectively shooting better than 41.6% from the field.

On the boards, Hawaii averaged 35.4 rebounds per contest last season, outrebounding Portland by 4.7 boards per game. Hawaii finished 19-2 overall when winning the rebounding battle, while Portland went 2-15 when failing to control the glass.

The Rainbow Warriors ranked 33rd in college basketball in rebounding, whereas the Pilots ranked 251st. Hawaii also collected 9.4 offensive rebounds per game—surpassing the Pilots by 1.3 per contest—and went 15-4 straight up when winning the offensive board battle, while the Pilots went 7-12 when losing the offensive rebounding edge.