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Brown Bears vs Cornell Big Red prediction

NCAA Friday, November 13, 2026Fri · Nov 13
HomeBrown Bears9-2-010th in the standingsLLLLL
19:00ET Upcoming 1X2 5.501X2 1.40 USAUSA
AwayCornell Big Red16-1-13rd in the standingsWLLWL
34%Brown Bears win · 25% in regulationBRO Overtime or shootout · 21%OT / SO 21% 66%Cornell Big Red win · 54% in regulationCBR

Chance to win · 25% and 54% in regulation

Best tip of the gameBest tip Over/Under
U6.5 1.36
Confidence71%

All predictions

9 picks · Average confidence 67%

Full game

  • 1X2Cornell1.41Confidence 55%
  • Best tip of the game: Over/UnderU6.51.36Confidence 71%
  • HandicapBrown +2.51.56Confidence 66%
  • Winner (incl. OT)CornellConfidence 64%
  • Double chanceCornell or draw1.13Confidence 71%
  • Draw no betCornell1.17Confidence 66%
  • Both teams to score (GG/NG)Yes1.17Confidence 84%

1st period

  • 1st period 1X2CornellConfidence 51%
  • 1st period Over/UnderU2.5Confidence 79%
How to read the picks

Confidence is the model’s own score for a pick, out of 100. It is not a probability, but picks with higher confidence have won more often. The score details show the model’s probability instead — they are not picks.

Why some of these picks carry a lower confidence: form from only 4 games; no record yet for this market in the model’s replay.

Predicted final score

What the picks are derived from. Not a bet.
Brown 13 Cornell
Predicted score
Total goalsTotal 4 Line 5.5 · Under
Draw after 60 minDraw 21%
CBR to winTo win 66% 54% in regulation

Score details

  • Correct score1–34%chance
  • 1st period correct score0–120%chance
  • Highest scoring period3rd period30%chance
Score breakdown
  • After 60 minutes 1-3
  • By period 0-1, 0-1, 1-1
  • Likeliest 1-3 (4%), 2-3 (4%), 1-2 (4%)

Brown Bears host Cornell Big Red in the NCAA on Friday, November 13, 2026. Who wins after 60 minutes, by how many goals, and how many goals in total — our 1X2, handicap and over/under picks come from one model, and every pick is marked won or lost for everyone to see. The model uses projected goals and shots, the starting goalies, recent form, the standings and the bookmakers’ current odds.