George Washington Revolutionaries vs VCU Rams Picks and Predictions for Tuesday, February 17, 2026

The George Washington Revolutionaries will be on the road Tuesday night for an 8:00 PM match-up in Richmond, VA, against the VCU Rams, and we have you ready to roll with our George Washington vs VCU prediction. George Washington has fifteen wins and 11 losses thus far this season. VCU returns home Tuesday night with twenty wins and six losses this season. George Washington comes into this game on a 2-game winning streak after a 19-point victory in their last outing. VCU heads into Tuesday running hot on a lengthy winning streak after an 11-point road victory last time out.  Read more about this George Washington vs VCU prediction! Struggling with handicapping? Try our NCAAB Predictions!

George Washington looks for 3 in a row

Offensively, George Washington is averaging 83.2 points on 47% shooting from the floor. Defensively, George Washington is allowing 73 points per game this season, but has given up an average of 61.5 points per game over its current 2-game winning streak. Defensively, George Washington was a better team in their last outing, giving up just 53 points on 39% shooting and 35% from beyond the arc. Offensively, George Washington rolled, pouring in 72 points on 50% shooting and knocked down 8 triples in the game. George Washington won the rebounding battle by 7 and forced 11 turnovers in the victory. Luke Hunger led the way for the George Washington offense in their last outing with 31 points and 10 rebounds on 14 shots.

Rafael Castro leads the George Washington offense this season, averaging 15.9 points and 9 rebounds per game. Garrett Johnson has scored 13 points, and Trey Autry is averaging 10.6 points per game. Christian Jones is 4th on the team, averaging 10 points per game this season. Jean Aranguern averages eight points and leads the team in dishing out 3.4 assists.

Key Injury Report for George Washington:

• Bubu Benjamin (Questionable) - Undisclosed
• Rafael Castro (Questionable) - Undisclosed
• Ty Bevins (Questionable) - Undisclosed
• Jalen Rougier-Roane (Questionable) – Undisclosed

VCU tries to keep it rolling

The VCU offense has been the team's biggest strength this season, averaging 83.5 points on 47% from the floor. Defensively, VCU is allowing 72.5 points per game this season and has given up an average of 68.4 points per game over its last five wins. Defensively, VCU was the better team in their last outing, allowing 67 points on 35% shooting and 23% from beyond the arc. Offensively, VCU rolled, pouring in 78 points, including 47 in the first half, and 42% shooting from the floor. BC won the rebounding about 9 and forced 8 turnovers to seal the victory. Terrence Hill Jr. led the way for the VCU offense last time out with 20 points on 14 shots.

Terrence Hill Jr. leads the VCU office this season, averaging 14.7 points and 2.7 assists per game. Lazar Djokovic is second on the roster in 13.7 points, with the team leading 5.8 rebounds. Jadrian Tracey averages a third-best 10.4 points in 23 minutes per game.

Key Injury Report for VCU:

• Obinnaya Okafor (Out) - Undisclosed
• Christian Fermin (Out) - Personal 

George Washington vs VCU Pick

• George Washington vs VCU Spread Pick

VCU is the better team in this matchup, and the Rams are playing better basketball coming into Tuesday and will continue to roll. Look for VCU to control this game on both ends of the floor, as they have the edge on both sides of the ball. Take the Rams to dominate this game, start to finish, Tuesday night against a streaking George Washington team. VCU continues its winning streak Tuesday night with a win and cover at home against George Washington.

• George Washington vs VCU Over/Under Pick

Both teams are playing good basketball coming into this matchup, as each looks to keep rolling. Look for VCU to apply its game plan early Tuesday night and set the tone. VCU will score enough to secure the easy win, but its defense will be the difference. Take VCU to get the win and cover Tuesday night at home, but the total will go under as the Rams stifled George Washington for 40 minutes.