University of Maryland, Baltimore County Men's Basketball History vs NJIT

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Men's Basketball History vs NJIT from Jan 2, 2015 - Jan 22, 2026

Last Matchup

Jan. 22,2026

87

University of Maryland, Baltimore County

vs.

NJIT

74

Score By Half
Teams	1	2	F
umbc umbc	47	40	87
njit njit	28	46	74

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Wins

8

Losses

5

Streak

W4

Longest Win Streak

4 Games

2/29/2024 - 1/22/2026

Longest Losing Streak

3 Games

1/2/2015 - 1/31/2021

Home Record

4-2

Away Record

4-3

Conference Record

8-3

First Matchup

1/2/2015

Last 10 Matchups

8-2

2/2/2021-1/22/2026

Largest Margin of Victory

1/9/2025

Smallest Margin of Victory

2/22/2025

Total Points

986

Average Points

75.85

History from Jan 2, 2015 - Jan 22, 2026
Date	Season	Location	Score	Media
January 22, 2026 1/22/2026	2025-26	Home Baltimore, MD	W 87 - 74	Preview Recap Box Score
February 22, 2025 2/22/2025	2024-25	Home Baltimore, MD	W 95 - 91	Recap Box Score
January 9, 2025 1/9/2025	2024-25	Away Newark, NJ	W 87 - 64	Recap Box Score
February 29, 2024 2/29/2024	2023-24	Away Newark, NJ	W 79 - 60	Preview Recap Box Score
January 27, 2024 1/27/2024	2023-24	Home N/A	L 74 - 75	Preview Recap Box Score
February 8, 2023 2/8/2023	2022-23	Home Baltimore, MD	W 72 - 63	Preview Recap Box Score
January 25, 2023 1/25/2023	2022-23	Away Newark, NJ	L 65 - 69	Preview Recap Box Score
January 26, 2022 1/26/2022	2021-22	Home Baltimore, Md.	W 73 - 69	Preview Recap Box Score
January 12, 2022 1/12/2022	2021-22	Away Newark, N.J.	W 76 - 56	Preview Recap Box Score
February 2, 2021 2/2/2021	2020-21	Away N/A	W 75 - 71	Recap Box Score
January 31, 2021 1/31/2021	2020-21	Away N/A	L 65 - 69	Recap Box Score
January 2, 2016 1/2/2016	2015-16	Away N/A	L 83 - 86	Recap Box Score
January 2, 2015 1/2/2015	2014-15	Home N/A	L 55 - 70	Recap Box Score

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