CSU Bakersfield Roadrunners vs Ole Miss Rebels Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-14-2025

CSU Bakersfield Roadrunners vs Ole Miss Rebels Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-14-2025. Place a bet on this college basketball game with the best odds.

CSU Bakersfield Roadrunners vs Ole Miss Rebels Prediction

In their most recent match, the CSU Bakersfield Roadrunners faced Western Illinois and emerged victorious by a score of 74-58. This victory was the roadrunners’ first victory of the season. At the conclusion of the game, CSU Bakersfield had a field goal percentage of 44.1% (26 of 59) and had converted 6 of 18 three-point shots. At the charity stripe, the Roadrunners were successful in 16 of their 20 shots, which is an 80.0% success percentage. They have a total of 35 rebounds, 12 of which are offensive in nature. This indicates that they have a strong offensive presence. Furthermore, they were responsible for 14 assists during the game, in addition to causing 16 turnovers and obtaining 6 steals. As far as defense is concerned, CSU Bakersfield allowed their opponent to shoot 35.7% from the field on 20 of 56 shots. Within the context of this game, Western Illinois had a total of ten assists and five steals. In addition to that, Western Illinois was able to successfully record 29 rebounds (9 offensive and 20 defensive), but they were unable to record a block either. By converting 10 of their 18 attempts from the free throw line, Western Illinois had a free throw percentage of 55.6%. A total of eight of their sixteen shots from three-point range were successful. With regard to the number of fouls committed, the Roadrunners ended up reaching a total of 15, while Western Illinois racked up a total of 17.

There was a player named CJ Hardy who contributed to the game in some way. When he departed the stadium, he had scored 18 points and had shot 5 out of 11 shots. In the course of his 31 minutes of action, he grabbed nine rebounds. With three dimes, he finished with a 45.5% completion rate from the floor.

CSU Bakersfield comes into this matchup with a record of 2-1 for the season through the current game. They have a field goal percentage of 40.7% and a scoring average of 72.3 points per game, which places them 276th in Division 1. With 14 of 50 three-point shots, the Roadrunners have a shooting percentage of 28.0%, while they have a free throw shooting percentage of 67.1%. During the course of the season, CSU Bakersfield has accumulated 37 assists and 41.7 rebounds per game, which places them 260th in the nation in terms of passing. Additionally, the club has a passing percentage of 37. The average number of times they turn the ball over in a game is 13.7, and they commit 18.0 fouls as a team in each game.

As a defensive unit, the Roadrunners are committing 15.7 turnovers per game and drawing 19.3 personal fouls. This is a significant improvement from their previous performance. The number of assists they have allowed to the opponent this season is forty, which places them 211st in the college basketball rankings. The Roadrunners are allowing a shooting percentage of 40.8% (73 of 179) of their opponents, and they are giving up 37.0 boards per game as a team. In addition to being ranked 141st in the nation in terms of opponents points per game (68.7), they allow 29.4% of their shots to come from beyond the perimeter being made.

The most recent time the Ole Miss Rebels competed on the court, they defeated Memphis by a score of 83-77, and they were able to take home the victory. This game resulted in a total of 30 rebounds for the Rebels, with 24 coming from the defensive side and 6 coming from the offensive side. In addition to that, they turned it over seven times while stealing five times for this competition. During the course of this game, Memphis committed 25 personal fouls, which resulted in the Rebels having to go to the free throw line for a staggering 33 times. With a percentage of 63.6%, they were successful in making 21 of the free throws that were attempted. As far as shots from beyond the arc, Ole Miss was successful in eight out of thirteen attempts, which is 61.5%. In total, the Rebels made 27 shots out of 52 from the field, which resulted in a 51.9% shooting percentage for the team. Memphis was able to convert 28 of its 60 shots from the floor, giving them a percentage of 46.7% for this game. The Rebels permitted Memphis to do this on their behalf. They finished the game with a shooting percentage of 33.3% from a distance, shooting 7 out of 21 from the field, and shooting 14 out of 20 from the free throw line, which is a percentage of 70.0%. Regarding Memphis’ ability to attack the glass, Ole Miss allowed Memphis to get a total of 27 points, six of which were offensive.

During the course of the matchup, Ilias Kamardine ended up being a significant contributor for the Rebels. In the 35 minutes that he was on the field, he not only scored 26 points but also racked up four assists for this game. In this battle, he had a field goal percentage of 78.6%, making 11 out of 14 shots, and he also grabbed four rebounds.

So far in this season, Ole Miss has a record of 3-0, with a win-loss record. 183 fouls are committed by the Rebels on average every game, and they have a 72.4% shooting percentage from the free throw line. The average number of assists they receive per game is 17.3, which places them 110th in the country, and the number of times they turn the ball over per game is 10. Throughout the course of the season, Ole Miss has amassed a total of 257 points, averaging 85.7 points per game, and 39.7 boards per game. As far as offensive execution is concerned, the Rebels are shooting 50.0% from the field, which places them 68th in the college offensive execution rankings.

The defense of Ole Miss enables opponents to make 31.3% of their three-point shots (25 of 80), yet opponents are successful in converting 62.9% of their foul shooting attempts. Due to the fact that they have allowed 15.3 assists and 31.3 boards per game, they are rated 281st and 78th in college basketball respectively. In terms of points per game allowed, the Rebels’ defensive end is rated 104th in NCAA football with a total of 66.7. They are able to force 11.7 turnovers on a nightly basis and allows teams to shoot 39.5% from the field, which places them 115th in the country by shooting percentage.

✅ Our NCAAB 11-14-2025 Pick: CSU BAKERSFIELD

NCAAB 11-14-2025 Predictions

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