East Carolina Pirates vs Richmond Spiders Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-8-2025

East Carolina Pirates vs Richmond Spiders Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-8-2025. Place a bet on this college basketball game with the best odds.

East Carolina Pirates vs Richmond Spiders Prediction

In their most recent match, the East Carolina Pirates defeated Georgia Southern by a score of 92-89. This victory was the result of the Pirates’ victory over Georgia Southern. Taking into consideration the number of fouls committed, the Pirates departed the arena with twenty, while Georgia Southern racked up twenty-six. 9 out of 22 attempts from a distance were successful. The Georgia Southern Bulldogs finished the competition with a charity stripe conversion rate of 60.0%, converting 18 of their 30 shots. Furthermore, Georgia Southern finished the game without committing any turnovers, despite the fact that they had 36 rebounds grabbed (13 offensive and 23 defensive). The Georgia Southern Bulldogs finished the game with 11 steals and 12 assists for the game. As part of the discussion over the defense, East Carolina allowed the other team to shoot 47.0% from the field on 31 of 66 shots. Additionally, they participated in the game by committing 14 turnovers and accumulating 8 steals, while also recording 18 assists. When it came to the number of rebounds they obtained, they had a total of 39, with 16 of those being of an offensive nature. With a percentage of 63.4%, the Pirates were successful in converting 26 of their 41 shots from the charity stripe. East Carolina finished the game with a field goal percentage of 47.0% (31 of 66), and they were successful in converting four of their twenty attempts at three-point shots.

In this particular matchup, Jordan Riley was one of the players who played a role. Over the course of the game, he finished with 22 points, shooting 9 out of 17 shots. The total amount of time he spent on the court was 33 minutes, and he grabbed eight boards. Over the course of this game, he finished with a shooting percentage of 52.9% from the field and two assists.

This matchup will be played by East Carolina, who currently has a record of 1-0 on the season. With a shooting percentage of 47.0% from the field, they are averaging 92.0 points per game, which places them 98th in Division 1. The Pirates have a shooting percentage of 63.4% from the free throw line and a shooting percentage of 20.0% on shots that exceed the perimeter (4 of 20). East Carolina is currently ranked 180th in Division I in terms of passing the ball, with a total of 18 assists and 44.0 rebounds per game. Together, these numbers place East Carolina in the 180th position. Each game, they are turning the ball over 13.0 times, and on a nightly basis, they commit a total of 20.0 personal fouls as a club.

The Pirates are able to force their opponents into 14.0 turnovers each and every game while they are on the defensive end of the court, and they also draw 26.0 personal fouls to their opponents. Currently, they are placed 152nd in Division One for the number of assists they have allowed, with 12 being given up for the season. At this point in the game, the Pirates defense is allowing a field goal percentage of 47.0% (31 of 66), and they are also surrendering 37.0 boards per game combined. They allow 40.9% of their opponents’ three-point shots, and they rank 326th in Division I in terms of points per game (89.0) against their opponents.

When they played Southern Virginia in their most recent game, the Richmond Spiders prevailed by a score of 84-56, bringing home the victory for themselves. In the course of this game, the Spiders were able to amass a total of 45 boards on the court, including 31 defensive boards and 14 offensive boards. During this competition, they were able to score 13 thefts while only giving up possession six times. Due to the fact that Southern Virginia committed 17 personal fouls during the game, the Spiders were forced to make a total of 22 unsuccessful attempts from the free throw line. Seventeen of the free throws that they attempted to make were successful, giving them a success rate of 77.3%. Richmond was successful in seven out of thirty-four attempts at shooting from beyond the arc, which is twenty-six percent. As the final whistle blew, the Spiders had a rate of 42.9%, which was determined by the fact that they had shot 30 out of 70 shots from the floor. Over the course of the game, the Spiders allowed Southern Virginia to hit 15 of their 48 field goal attempts, which resulted in a rate of 31.3% for the season. They finished the game with a free throw percentage of 72.4%, shooting 21 out of 29 from the free throw line, and finished with a shooting percentage of 20.8% from beyond the arc, shooting 5 of 24. Regarding the topic of washing the glass, Richmond gave Southern Virginia permission to collect a total of thirty dollars, three of which were obnoxious.

When it came to this competition, Collin Tanner was a substitute for the Spiders. After playing for 23 minutes, he finished with 11 points and two assists for the game. He also had two assists. During the game, he made five of twelve shots, which is a rate of 41.7%, and he also grabbed six rebounds.

Richmond has a record of 1-0 for the year, with no wins and no losses. In terms of offense, the Spiders are currently hitting at a rate of 42.9% from the floor, which places them 240th in Division I schools. During the current season, Richmond has scored 84 points and has averaged 47.0 rebounds per game when they are playing. The number of times they assist teammates is 18.0 per game, which ranks them 121st in college, and the number of times they lose possession of the ball due to turnovers is 6.0 per game. On average, the Spiders commit 22.0 personal fouls per game, and they have a 77.3% success rate from the charity stripe shooting percentage.

With a point-per-game (PPG) rate of 56.0, the Spiders’ defensive unit is ranked 71st in NCAA basketball. In addition to allowing teams to shoot 31.3% from the field, they are able to force 17.0 turnovers a game, which places them in the 51st position in the nation. The defense of Richmond allows opponents to make 20.8% of their shots from beyond the arc (five of twenty-four), yet their opponents are successful on 72.4% of their free throw tries. On a nightly basis, they allow 5.0 assists and 33.0 boards, which places them in the 30th and 166th positions, respectively, in Division 1.

✅ Our NCAAB 11-8-2025 Pick: East Carolina Pirates

NCAAB 11-8-2025 Predictions

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