Alabama Crimson Tide vs St. John's Red Storm Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-8-2025

Alabama Crimson Tide vs St. John’s Red Storm Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-8-2025. Place a bet on this college basketball game with the best odds.

Alabama Crimson Tide vs St. John’s Red Storm Prediction

The Alabama Crimson Tide took the court against North Dakota in their most recent match, and they emerged victorious with a final score of 91-62. This victory allowed them to return home with a victory. During the final minutes of the game, Alabama finished with a field goal percentage of 53.4% (31 of 58), and they made 8 of their 27 attempts to score three-pointers. The Crimson Tide had a burial percentage of 77.8 percent at the charity stripe, where they buried 21 of their 27 tries. Regarding the matter of rebounding, they accumulated 41, with eight of those coming on the offensive end of the court. In addition, they were responsible for 22 assists during the game, while also causing the other team to commit 10 turnovers and accumulating 8 steals. In terms of defense, Alabama allowed a shooting percentage of 38.7% from the floor, including 24 of 62 shots. This game resulted in North Dakota accumulating 13 assists and 11 steals during the game. Moreover, North Dakota did not record a single block while grabbing 22 rebounds, four of which were offensive and 18 of which were defensive. At the end of the game, North Dakota ended with a 52.9% shooting percentage from the charity stripe, making 9 of their 17 attempts. In their twenty attempts from beyond the arc, they were successful five times. With regard to the number of fouls committed, the Crimson Tide finished with 15, while North Dakota racked up 19 during the game.

During the course of the game, Labaron Philon was a player who made a contribution. His shooting percentage was 9 out of 13, which allowed him to score 22 points. During his 31 minutes of play, he grabbed three rebounds. At the conclusion of the game, he had a field goal percentage of 69.2 percent and eight assists.

Alabama has a record of 1-0 so far this season, and they will be playing this game. They are presently ranked 101st in NCAA basketball with an average of 91.0 points per game, while they are connecting on 53.4% of their field goal attempts. The Crimson Tide have a success rate of 77.8 percent from the charity stripe and a success rate of 29.6 percent on shots from a distance (8 of 27). The Alabama Crimson Tide are currently ranked 121st in Division I in terms of passing the rock, as they have a team average of 46.0 boards per game and have committed 22 assists thus far this season. As a squad, they incur 15.0 fouls on a nightly basis and turn the ball over 15.0 times with each game that they play.

The Crimson Tide are able to force their opponents into 10.0 turnovers each and every game when they are on the defensive end of the court, and they also draw 19.0 fouls annually. While they are 114th in Division I in terms of points per game from their opponents (62.0), they allow 25.0% of their opponents to shoot from beyond the arc. As a unit, the Crimson Tide defense is allowing opponents to shoot at a rate of 38.7% (24 of 62), and they are also allowing opponents to take 26.0 boards per game. Due to the fact that they have allowed 13 assists to the opposition this season, they are ranked 178th in the country in terms of doing so.

Following their most recent appearance on the court, the St. John’s Red Storm defeated Quinnipiac by a final score of 108-74. This victory was the result of their most recent match. With regard to the manner in which they dealt with the glass, St. John’s allowed Quinnipiac to accumulate a total of 26 points, eight of which were on the offensive glass. They shot well from a distance, connecting on seven out of eighteen shots, and ended up shooting thirteen out of nineteen shots from the charity stripe, which is 68.4 percent. The Red Storm provided Quinnipiac with the opportunity to convert 27 of their 67 shots from the field, which resulted in a percentage of 40.3% for the team during the game. By the time the final whistle blew, the Red Storm had a shooting percentage of 56.5%, which was determined by the fact that they had shot 39 out of 69 shots from the field. In terms of three-point shots, St. John’s took eight of their twenty-nine attempts, which is a 42.1% success rate. They were successful in destroying 22 of them, which yielded a success percentage of 64.7%. During the game, Quinnipiac committed a total of 26 fouls, which resulted in the Red Storm having to take 34 shots from the free throw line. During the course of the game, they committed 14 turnovers. On the other hand, they made 12 thefts. The Red Storm were able to secure a total of 40 rebounds for the game, which included 27 defensive rebounds and 13 offensive rebounds obtained by the team.

Dillon Mitchell played a significant role for the Red Storm during this competition. In this game, he made seven out of nine field goals, which resulted in a field goal percentage of 77.8 percent, and he got seven rebounds. Within the span of his 26 minutes on the court, he not only scored 18 points but also contributed two assists to the game.

Since the beginning of the season, St. John’s has a record of 1-0. On average, the Red Storm commit 18.0 fouls per game, and they have a free throw percentage of 64.7%. They are ranked twenty-first in the nation in terms of the number of times they earn an assist per game, yet they are losing possession of the ball through turnovers fourteen times per game. As to this point in the season, St. John’s has scored a total of 108 points, and they have averaged 45.0 rebounds per game. When it comes to the Red Storm’s offensive performance, they are currently rated 26th in the nation in terms of their ability to connect on 56.5% of their field goal attempts.

The defense of the Red Storm is rated 221st in college football in terms of the number of points they allow per game, with 74.0. In college basketball, they have allowed teams to shoot 40.3% from the field and have forced 22.0 turnovers per game. This places them 177th in offensive efficiency. The defense of St. John’s allows 38.9% of their opponents to make three-point shots (7 of 18), and their opponents are successful in 68.4% of their attempts to beat them with foul shots. Their defensive performance has resulted in them being placed 133rd and 201st in the areas of assists and rebounds, respectively, as they have allowed 10.0 assists and 35.0 rebounds per game.

✅ Our NCAAB 11-8-2025 Pick: Alabama Crimson Tide

NCAAB 11-8-2025 Predictions

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