LAHAINA, Hawaii (Interstat) — The Seton Hall Pirates look to rebound from their first loss of the season when they face the Washington State Cougars in a non-conference men’s basketball game Wednesday at the Lahaina Civic Center.

Seton Hall (6-1) saw its undefeated start end Tuesday with an 83-81 loss to Southern California. The Pirates were led by Adam Clark, who scored 18 points and dished out seven assists, and AJ Staton-McCray, who added 17 points. Prior to the defeat, Seton Hall had won its first six games, including an 85-74 victory at North Carolina State on Monday.

Washington State (3-4) also enters coming off a high-scoring defeat, falling 100-94 at Arizona State on Tuesday. The Cougars’ offense was powered by a 40-point performance from Ace Glass III. Despite the output, Washington State has lost four of its last five games, with its lone win in that stretch a 98-74 victory over Southern Utah last week.

According to projections from Interstat’s ELO system, Seton Hall holds a 56.40 percent probability to win the neutral-site contest in Hawaii.

Following this game, Seton Hall returns home to face Central Connecticut on Dec. 3. Washington State travels to face Bradley on Dec. 2.