Utah Tech Trailblazers vs Arizona Wildcats Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-7-2025

Utah Tech Trailblazers vs Arizona Wildcats Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-7-2025. Place a bet on this college basketball game with the best odds.

Utah Tech Trailblazers vs Arizona Wildcats Prediction

In their most recent game, the Utah Tech Trailblazers defeated Bethesda by a final score of 110-65. This victory allowed them to return home with a victory. Regarding the number of personal fouls committed, the Trailblazers finished up with 21, while Bethesda had a total of 24 personal fouls committed. Seven of the twenty-six shots they took from a distance were successful. At the end of the game, Bethesda finished with a free throw shooting percentage of 66.7%, making 14 of their 21 tries. In addition to that, Bethesda finished the game without committing any turnovers, despite the fact that they grabbed 29 rebounds (7 offensive and 22 defensive). In this game, Bethesda had a total of four steals and eight dimes handed to them. When it came to defense, Utah Tech only allowed the other side to shoot 21 of 66 from the field, which resulted in a 31.8% field goal percentage. Furthermore, they were able to force the opponent into 16 turnovers and gain 9 steals throughout the game. Additionally, they recorded 11 assists. Out of the total number of boards that they brought in, they accumulated 57, with 18 of them being of the offensive variety. The Trailblazers were successful in 24 of their 31 shots from the charity stripe, resulting in a percentage of 77.4% converting those shots. All things considered, Utah Tech finished with a field goal percentage of 50.6% (39 of 77) and eight three-point goals that were converted out of their total of 29.

Ethan Potter is an individual who played a role in the outcome of this matchup. He executed eight of thirteen shots and scored 23 points. He played a total of 21 minutes and also grabbed seven rebounds during that time. Although he shot 61.5% from the field, he did not have any assists by the time the clock ran out.

At the beginning of this matchup, Utah Tech has a record of 2-0, which is a perfect start to the season. With a shooting percentage of 48.0% from the field, they are currently averaging 95.5 points per game, which places them 75th in Division 1. The Trailblazers have a shooting percentage of 72.7% from the charity stripe and a shooting percentage of 26.8% on shots from a distance (15 of 56). As a team, Utah Tech is averaging 49.5 boards per game and has 28 assists so far this season. This places them in the twenty-first spot among Division I teams in terms of passing the ball. In addition, they incur 22.0 personal fouls on a nightly basis as a team, which results in them losing possession of the ball 12.5 times throughout the course of each game.

The Trailblazers have been successful in preventing 15.0 turnovers per game while also drawing 20.0 fouls on the defensive end of the court. During the course of the season, they have allowed 15 assists to their opponents, which has them in the 243rd position in college basketball. The defense of the Trailblazers is allowing a field goal percentage of 35.3% (47 of 133), and they are giving up 39.5 boards per game as a team. At the same time as they are 202nd in Division 1 in terms of points per game from their opponents (72.0), they are allowing 20.9% of their opponents to shoot from beyond the arc.

In their most recent game on the hardwood, the Arizona Wildcats defeated Florida by a score of 93-87. This victory was the result of their most recent matchup. Over the course of the game, the Wildcats amassed a total of 38 rebounds, including 26 defensive rebounds and 12 offensive rebounds. During this game, they also committed 13 instances of losing possession of the ball while simultaneously committing 8 thefts. Throughout the game, Florida was called for a total of 23 fouls, which resulted in the Wildcats having to take a total of 38 shots from the free throw line. They were successful in making 31 of the free throw attempts, which is equivalent to an 81.6% success rate. When talking about shooting from downtown, Arizona was successful in two out of five tries, which is forty percent. At the time that the final whistle blew, the Wildcats had a field goal percentage of 49.2%, which was achieved by going 30 for 61 from the field. In this game, the Wildcats allowed Florida to make 30 of their 70 attempts from the floor, which resulted in Florida shooting 42.9% from the field. They shot 7 out of 27 from beyond the arc, which resulted in a point percentage of 25.9%, and they ended up hitting 20 of 30 from the free throw line, which is 66.7%. Regarding the amount of team rebounding, Arizona allowed Florida to take down a total of 36, with 15 of those being gained offensively.

For the Wildcats to be successful in the competition, Koa Peat was essential. In the game, he made 11 of 18 field goals, which is a field goal percentage of 61.1%. In addition, he grabbed seven rebounds. Within the span of 36 minutes that he was on the court, he not only scored 30 points but also sent out 5 assists during the game.

This year, Arizona has a record of 1-0 in terms of wins and losses. The offensive unit of the Wildcats is shooting 49.2% from the field, which places them 122nd in the nation in terms of field goal percentage. In the current season, Arizona has a scoring average of 93 points and a rebounding average of 41.0 per game. The number of times they send out assists is 15.0 times per game, which places them 174th in the nation. Additionally, the number of times they give up possession is 14.0 times per game. In each game, the Wildcats have committed 22.0 personal fouls, and they have a success rate of 81.6% when they are attempting to make a free throw.

In terms of points per game allowed, the Wildcats’ defense is ranked 304th in Division 1 with a total of 87.0. Their ability to force 15.0 turnovers per game and their ability to allow teams to shoot 42.9% from the floor places them 211th in the college basketball rankings. The defense of Arizona allows opponents to make 25.9% of their shots from beyond the three-point line (7 of 27), and opponents are successful in 66.7% of their shots from the free throw line. They are ranked 264th and 261st in college basketball for the number of assists and boards they allow per game, which is 15.0 and 39.0 respectively.

✅ Our NCAAB 11-7-2025 Pick: UTAH HTECH

NCAAB 11-7-2025 Predictions

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