How to watch Green Bay Phoenix vs. Wright State Raiders: Live stream info, TV channel, game time
How to watch Green Bay Phoenix vs. Wright State Raiders: Live stream info, TV channel, game time | February 16
The Wright State Raiders (13-14, 7-9 Horizon League) will attempt to stop a three-game road losing skid at the Green Bay Phoenix (2-24, 0-15 Horizon League) on Sunday, February 16, 2025 at 3:00 PM ET.
In its most recent game, Wright State fell on the road to Milwaukee, 88-80. Its top scorers were Brandon Noel (25 PTS, 7 REB, 56.25 FG%, 3-4 from 3PT) and Solomon Callaghan (16 PTS, 85.71 FG%, 4-4 from 3PT). In its previous game, Green Bay lost to Northern Kentucky, 73-60, at home. Its top scorers were Marcus Hall (19 PTS, 31.25 FG%, 3-10 from 3PT) and Foster Wonders (11 PTS, 33.33 FG%, 3-10 from 3PT).
Ahead of this matchup, here's everything you need to get ready for Sunday's college hoops action.
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Green Bay vs. Wright State: How to watch on TV or live stream
Game day: Sunday, February 16, 2025
Sunday, February 16, 2025 Game time: 3:00 PM ET
3:00 PM ET Location: Green Bay, Wisconsin
Green Bay, Wisconsin Arena: Resch Center
Resch Center TV Channel: ESPN+
ESPN+ Live Stream: Fubo (Watch Now! - Regional restrictions may apply)
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Raiders vs. Phoenix odds and spread
Spread Favorite: Raiders (-8)
Raiders (-8) Moneyline: Wright State (-392), Green Bay (+310)
Wright State (-392), Green Bay (+310) Total: 151 points
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