Vanderbilt Commodores vs UCF Knights Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-8-2025

Vanderbilt Commodores vs UCF Knights Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-8-2025. Place a bet on this college basketball game with the best odds.

Vanderbilt Commodores vs UCF Knights Prediction

In their final game, the Vanderbilt Commodores defeated Lipscomb by a score of 105-61, and they were able to take the victory back to their home country. With relation to the number of fouls committed, the Commodores ended up finishing with 19, while Lipscomb finished with a total of 16. There were also six of their twenty-six shots from long range that were successful. At the end of the game, Lipscomb finished with a charity stripe percentage of 95.5%, because they made 21 of their 22 tries. In addition, Lipscomb was able to record a total of 30 rebounds of which 7 were offensive and 23 were defensive, but he was unable to record a single rejection. In this particular game, Lipscomb had a total of eight assists and three steals. With regard to defense, Vanderbilt allowed its opponent to shoot 30.4% from the floor, with 17 of 56 shots coming from this direction. During the contest, they not only forced 17 turnovers but also earned 13 thefts. Additionally, they gave 23 assists to their teammates. During the course of the discussion regarding rebounding, they accumulated a total of 35, with eight of those being defensive in nature. The Commodores had a success rate of 70.6% when they attempted to make free throws from the line, as they were successful in 12 of their 17 tries. In the final minutes of the game, Vanderbilt concluded with a field goal percentage of 55.9% (38 out of 68), and they made 17 of their 31 tries at three-point shots.

One of the individuals who made a significant contribution to this competition is Tyler Nickel. In the end, he converted 58.3 percent of his shots from the field and contributed one assist. He played for a total of 24 minutes and grabbed two rebounds during that time. Twenty points were assigned to him, and he shot seven out of twelve.

The Vanderbilt men’s basketball team will come into this matchup with a record of 1-0 so far this season. Averaging 105.0 points per game, they are ranked 30th in Division 1 and have a field goal percentage of 55.9%. The Commodores have a shooting percentage of 70.6% from the charity stripe and 54.8% on shots that are taken beyond the perimeter (17 of 31 shooters). With 24 assists and 37.0 boards per game, Vanderbilt is now ranked 104th in the nation in terms of passing. Additionally, the team has accounted for 24 assists so far this season. They are committing 19.0 personal fouls on a nightly basis as a team, and they are turning the ball over 6.0 times a game.

When it comes to the defensive end of the court, the Commodores are able to force 18.0 turnovers per game and draw 16.0 fouls throughout the course of the game. When it comes to the number of assists they have given up so far this season, they are ranked 77th in Division 1 with eight. When it comes to defense, the Commodores are allowing a field goal percentage of 30.4% (17 of 56), and they are also surrendering 34.0 boards per game as a team. They rank 109th in college basketball in terms of points per game allowed (61.0), and they are allowing 23.1% of three-point tries to be made against them.

The UCF Knights defeated Hofstra by a score of 82-78 in their most recent game, which resulted in them taking home the victory. With regard to the team’s ability to grab rebounds, UCF allowed Hofstra to grab a total of 26 (11 of which were offensive). At the end of the game, they finished with a free throw percentage of 87.5%, shooting 21 of 24 from the free throw line and shooting 22.7% from beyond the arc. As a result of the Knights’ failure to stop Hofstra from converting 26 of their 62 attempts from the floor, the latter team finished with a shooting percentage of 41.9% for this match. All things considered, the Knights were able to emerge victorious from this matchup by shooting 26 out of 56 from the field, which resulted in a rate of 46.4%. When it came to three-point shots, the University of Central Florida made eight out of twenty attempts, which is forty percent. A total of 22 of those were successfully converted, resulting in a conversion rate of 61.1%. In the course of the game, Hofstra committed 28 fouls, which resulted in the Knights having to take a total of 36 shots from the free throw line. During the course of this competition, they committed 16 turnovers while also committing two thefts. During the course of the game, the Knights collected a total of 30 rebounds, which included 20 defensive boards and 10 offensive rebounds.

When it came to the matchup, Riley Kugel was a key player for the Knights. The matchup resulted in him making seven of fifteen shots, which is a rate of 46.7%, and he also contributed four rebounds. Within the 32 minutes that he was on the court, he managed to rack up 19 points and three assists for this game.

UCF has a record of 1-0 so far in this season’s competition. Over the course of a game, the Knights commit 20.0 fouls, and their percentage from the charity stripe is 61.1%. Both the number of assists they dish out per game and the number of turnovers they commit per game are 16.0, which places them in the 173rd spot in college basketball. To this far in the season, UCF has finished with 82 points scored and 40.0 boards grabbed per game. The offensive unit of the Knights is shooting 46.4% from the field, which places them 179th in the nation in terms of field goal percentage.

Considering the number of points allowed per game, the Knights’ defensive performance is rated 261st in the nation with a score of 78.0. They allow teams to shoot 41.9% from the field, which places them 204th in Division 1 and forces them to force 12.0 turnovers per game to be committed. In terms of shots from beyond the three-point line, the UCF defense allows 22.7% of its opponents to make five of twenty-two tries, while their opponents make 87.5% of their free throw attempts. The average number of assists and rebounds that they have allowed per night is 16.0 and 31.0, respectively, which has them ranked 285th and 131st in the nation.

✅ Our NCAAB 11-8-2025 Pick: UCF

NCAAB 11-8-2025 Predictions

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