Matchup Lab
Any two Division I teams, side by side: who the model favors, by how much, and which numbers decide it.
Any two Division I teams, side by side: who the model favors, by how much, and which numbers decide it.
Neutral court · ratings from 659 games through Nov 11
7%
Hampton
93%
Duke
No sportsbook line exists for this pairing: books only post lines for games on the schedule, and these teams didn't meet in 2026–27. The fair moneyline above comes from the model, not a book.
The biggest statistical gaps between Hampton and Duke, quoted from their 2026–27 numbers. Opponent-adjusted efficiency and schedule strength stay hidden until both teams have played 8 games; until then they swing too much to mean anything.
Duke has the size advantage
Duke's minutes-weighted height is 3.5 inches taller than Hampton's.
Edge: Duke
Second chances for Duke
Duke grabs 35.4% of its misses (77th percentile); Hampton secures 64.3% of opponents' misses (21st percentile).
Edge: Duke
Duke has more continuity
Duke's minutes go to players averaging 1.89 seasons in the program; Hampton's 1.22.
Edge: Duke
Bars show each team's percentile among all 345 Division I teams; the longer bar is better, including on defense. Bold marks the edge.
| Category | Hampton | Duke |
|---|---|---|
| Shooting | 17th | 51st |
| Rebounding | 36th | 61st |
| Ball security | 58th | 46th |
| Size & experience | 16th | 94th |
Games between them in 2026–27, then every earlier meeting we have.
Hampton and Duke did not play each other this season.
Duke leads 1–0 since 2010–11.
No common opponents this season.