St. Joseph's vs. Syracuse: The Syracuse Orange pulled away late to beat St. Joseph's, 71-63. Five players scored in double figures for Adrian Autry's club, led by Tyler Betsey's 16 points on 6-9 shooting, including 3-5 from three-point range. Nate Kingz was also 3-5 from deep as he scored 14 points on 5-8 shooting overall. Williams Kyle III was a force inside and finished with 12 points on 3-4 shooting to go along with 11 rebounds, 4 blocked shots, and 2 steals. JJ Starling added 11 points, and Naithan George scored 10 points with 3 assists and 3 steals for the Orange. Deuce Jones II led St. Joseph's with 18 points in the loss

The Virginia Tech Hokies had little trouble getting past the Western Carolina Catamounts, 96-74. Neoklis Avdalas led the way with a game-high 30 points on 10-17 shooting, including 4-8 from three-point range. Amani Hansberry scored 18 points on 8-12 shooting from the floor and 2-3 from deep with 6 rebounds, 6 assists and 4 steals in the win. The Hokies shot 13-27 from three-point range in the win..

Today was a fabulous showcase for GameSim's predictions, with standout performances from teams like Baylor who won convincingly against Norfolk State. GameSim predicted a score of 97–63.9, and lo and behold, Baylor delivered an impressive 97–67 win. This kind of accuracy is what we strive for!

Playing down the street from the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, MA, the Minutemen defeated the Eagles, 76-74. It was the first time these two in-state rivals had played in 11 years. Boston College trailed by as many as 14 in the second half, before rallying back to take a seven-point lead with six minutes left. However, two free throws by UMass with five seconds left put the Minutemen in front, and a shot by Donald Hand Jr. at the buzzer hit off the front rim. Hand led BC with 18 points, 15 of which came in the second half. Chase Forte and Boden Kapke each scored 12 points for the Eagles. UMass' Marcus Banks scored a game-high 29 points, hitting six three-pointers and also grabbed seven rebounds. Daniel Hankins-Sanford added 17 points.

The 'Pack were firing on all cylinders as they earned an 85-45 victory over Liberty. NC State shot 52% from the field and held Liberty to 35% from the field on the evening. Matt Able and Ven-Allen Lubin each scored 13 points to lead NC State while also combining for 10 boards. Quadir Copeland had 11 points with 7 rebounds and 7 assists while teammate Tre Holloman notched 11 points and a couple of dimes for the 'Pack.

The Fighting Irish got 46 points in the paint and snagged 11 offensive rebounds as they got past Idaho, 80-65. Jalen Haralson shot 50% for the night and scored 20 points for ND. Carson Towt shot 9 of 12 from the floor on his way to 19 points and also cleaned the glass to the tune of 15 rebounds while also adding 3 assists and a block for Notre Dame. Cole Certa dropped 15 points, and Braeden Shrewsberry chipped in 14 points for the Irish.

Basketball fans, prepare yourselves for a night of electrifying action on December 10, 2025, as two pivotal matchups take center stage. First, the NBA features a classic showdown between the San Antonio Spurs and the Los Angeles Lakers, while the college scene sees Minnesota visiting the formidable Purdue Boilermakers. Over on the ice, the New York Rangers face off against the Chicago Blackhawks in a nail-biting NHL contest. Let’s dive into what makes these games so compelling.

The Golden Bears got it done with defense as they turned 19 Dominican turnovers into 35 points en route to a 93-71 victory. Cal also registered 20 second-chance points off of 17 offensive rebounds. Justin Pippen set the table for the Golden Bears with 24 points and 4 steals. His teammate, John Camden, poured in 18 points with 8 boards in addition to a block with 2 steals. Five Cal players reached double figures in the scoring column.

The 'Hoos were hoopin' as they easily disposed of Maryland Eastern Shore 84-60. The Cavaliers shot 48% from the floor and 42% from beyond the arc on the evening. They assisted on 16 of their 30 makes, and Sam Lewis paced them in scoring with 15 points while adding 5 rebounds. Thijs De Ridder notched 13 points, and Chance Mallory chipped in 10 points for UIVA.

Clemson vs. BYU: The Tigers were close but were not able to defeat the No.9 BYU Cougars in the Jimmy V Classic, held at the famed Madison Square Garden. Robert Wright hit a floating 3-pointer as time expired to give the Cougars the victory. Jestin Porter scored 17 points with 4 rebounds and 4 assists for Clemson. RJ Godfrey added 13 points while Butta Johnson totaled 10 points for the Tigers.

The College Football Playoff is approaching, and fans can now dive deeper into every matchup with a brand new experience on MyGameSim.com. We’ve launched a dedicated page that puts all CFP simulations in one easy place, giving users faster access and more ways to explore how the postseason may unfold.

As Notre Dame went scorched earth on the ACC for their failure to make the playoffs, I wondered did the ACC really single out the Irish to such a degree that the response was warranted.

As we dive into December's sports schedule, the anticipation is building for some thrilling matchups that promise to shake up the playoff landscape. On December 8th, the NBA brings us a couple of nail-biters, while the NFL offers a contest with significant postseason implications. Let's dive into the details.

In a battle of Texas teams, the SMU Mustangs defeated the Texas A&M Aggies, 93-80 in Arlington. SMU led by as many a 15 in the second half, but Texas A&M ended regulation on a 20-8 run to get the game to overtime. In overtime, SMU was 9-9 from the free throw line and outscored Texas A&M 16-3. SMU's Jaron Pierre Jr. was the player of the game, scoring 35 points on 13-21 shooting. Boopie Miller finished the game with 19 points, six rebounds, four assists, and two steals. B.J. Edwards was just a little shy of recording a triple-double, with nine points, nine rebounds, and 11 assists. Texas A&M was led by Marcus Hill, who had 25 points, seven rebounds, and two assists. Rashaun Agee had a double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds.

The No. 16 North Carolina Tar Heels won a much-anticipated game against the Georgetown Hoyas, 81-61. Caleb Wilson scored a game-high 20 points on 7-12 shooting and finished with 14 rebounds for yet another double-double. Henri Veesaar recorded a double-double as well with 18 points and 15 boards with 3 assists and 3 blocked shots. Derek Dixon and Luka Bogavac each added 14 points in the win. It was the tenth time the two blue blood programs faced off.

In a back-and-forth game throughout, the Stanford Cardinal dropped a heartbreaker to the UNLV Runnin' Rebels. Kimani Hamilton broke a 74-74 tie by making one of two foul shots with less than 4 seconds remaining and Ebuka Okorie's buzzer-beating try was off the mark. Okorie led the Cardinal with 18 points 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals and a blocked shot in the loss. Ryan Agarwal added 13 points and Benny Gealer scored 11 for Stanford. Emmanuel Stephen scored 18 points for Josh Pastner's club in the win.

The Pitt Panthers lost at home to the visiting Pride, 80-73. Pitt had no answers for Hofstra's Cruz Davis, who had 36 points on 14-25 shooting, with seven assists, two rebounds, and a block. Pitt's Brandin Cummins did his best to keep up with Davis, scoring 34 points, 30 of which came in the second half. Barry Dunning Jr. added 13 points and eight rebounds for the Panthers.

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December 7th brings a smorgasbord of basketball action, spotlighting a trio of marquee matchups that promise to deliver excitement and drama from the college courts to the NBA arenas.

What a day it was for our GameSim predictions! The Miami Hurricanes not only won but obliterated expectations with an impressive 88–64 victory over Southern Miss. GameSim had them pegged to win closely at 88.3 to 63.9, delivering a solid prediction right down the line. The spread? A hefty -21.5, and they made it look easy.

The Duke Blue Devils are the 2025 ACC Football Champions after defeating the #17 Virginia Cavaliers, 27-20. On the opening possession of overtime, Darian Mensah found Jeremiah Hasley in the end zone on 4th & 1 to give the Blue Devils the lead. Then, on Virginia's first play of overtime, they tried to get tricky with a double pass, but Chandler Morris' pass was intercepted by Luke Mergott. It was Mergott's first career interception, and it decided the ACC Championship. It is the Blue Devils' first outright ACC Championship since 1962. Mensah completed 19 pf 25 passes for 196 yards and two touchdowns. Duke running back Nate Sheppard ran for 97 yards and a touchdown on 21 carries. Cooper Barkate caught five passes for 91 yards. Virginia Chandler Morris completed 21 of 40 passes for 216 yards and two touchdowns. One of those touchdowns was an 18-yard pass to Eli Wood with 22 seconds left to force overtime. Running back J'Mari Taylor had 66 rushing yards, 34 receiving yards, and a touchdown.