Lehigh Mountain Hawks vs Rutgers Scarlet Knights Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-14-2025

Lehigh Mountain Hawks vs Rutgers Scarlet Knights Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-14-2025. Place a bet on this college basketball game with the best odds.

Lehigh Mountain Hawks vs Rutgers Scarlet Knights Prediction

The most recent game that the Lehigh Mountain Hawks participated in was a matchup against West Virginia, which they ultimately lost by a score of 69-47. As a result of the game, Lehigh was able to gain a field goal percentage of 34.8% (16 out of 46) and make seven out of their twenty-one attempts from beyond the arc. During their time at the free throw line, the Mountain Hawks were successful in eight out of eleven attempts, resulting in a 72.7% success rate. Regarding the number of boards they grabbed, they racked up 21, with two of those rebounds coming from the offensive end. They were also responsible for eight assists during the game, while also causing the opposing team to commit thirteen turnovers and accumulating seven steals. When it came to defense, Lehigh allowed the other team to shoot 46.9% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 23 out of 49 shots. This contest resulted in West Virginia accumulating 11 assists and 13 steals during the game. In addition to that, West Virginia had a total of 35 rebounds; 8 of those were offensive and 27 were defensive, but they did not have a single block. In the end, West Virginia was able to convert 16 of 25 free throw attempts, which resulted in a free throw percentage of 64.0%. In addition, seven of their twenty-nine shots from beyond the arc were successful. The Mountain Hawks ended up finishing with 19 fouls, whereas West Virginia only registered 8 fouls. This was the difference between the two teams.

During the matchup, Andrew Urosevic was one of the individuals who made a significant contribution. He shot fifty percent from the field, but he did not have any assists by the time the game was over. He played for a total of 16 minutes on the court and grabbed a total of two rebounds. In the end, he finished with 16 points shooting 6 of 12 from the field.

Lehigh enters this matchup with a record of 1-2 in terms of wins and losses for the current season. On average, they incur 16.7 personal fouls per game, and they turn the ball over 15.0 times a game. Additionally, they commit 15.0 turnovers per game. As a team, Lehigh is averaging 35.0 boards per game and has piled up 35 assists for the season, which places them in 282nd place in the nation in terms of passing the ball. While the Mountain Hawks are shooting 69.2% from the free throw line and 31.3% from three-point range, they have made 21 of 67 three-point shots. The current average of their points per game is 65.0, which places them 337th in the country, and they have a shooting percentage of 42.1% from the field.

The Mountain Hawks are able to cause 14.3 turnovers per game while drawing 16.7 fouls when they are out on the defensive end of the court. The percentage of shots from beyond the perimeter that they allow is 27.9%, and they rank 86th in college basketball in terms of the number of points per game that they allow (65.3). When it comes to defense, the Mountain Hawks are allowing a shooting percentage of 38.0% (68 of 179) and they are also allowing 39.0 rebounds per game as a team. With 34 assists allowed to the opponent during the season, they are ranked 133rd in college basketball when it comes to giving up assists to the opposition.

When they played Maine in their most recent game, the Rutgers Scarlet Knights came out on top with a score of 72-60, allowing them to take home the victory. Within the course of the game, the Scarlet Knights were able to amass a total of 33 rebounds, which included 22 defensive rebounds and 11 offensive rebounds. In addition, they were responsible for 13 turnovers of the ball while garnering 9 thefts throughout the battle. Over the course of this game, Maine committed a total of 26 fouls, which resulted in the Scarlet Knights having to go to the charity stripe for a total of 29 tries. It was possible for them to convert 18 of them, which gave them a conversion rate of 62.1%. When it came to shots from a distance, Rutgers was successful in 8 of 19 attempts, which is 42.1%. As this game came to a close, the Scarlet Knights had a field goal percentage of 46.0%, which was achieved by going 23 for 50 during the game. The Scarlet Knights gave Maine the opportunity to score twenty-two of its forty-six attempts from the field, which resulted in Maine shooting 47.8 percent for the game. In the end, they shot 9 of 20 from three-point range, which resulted in a 45.0% shooting percentage, and they ended up shooting 7 of 13 from the charity stripe, which was a 53.8% shooter. In terms of rebounding, Rutgers allowed Maine to grab a total of twenty, with six of those coming from the offensive glass themselves.

During the game, Denis Badalau served as a substitute pitcher for the Scarlet Knights. During the 27 minutes that he was on the court, he managed to rack up 19 points, but he was unable to record an assist. During the game, he had a rate of 54.5%, which he achieved by converting 6 of 11 shots, and he also had one rebound.

At this point in the year, Rutgers has a record of 2-0. With regard to the offensive side of the ball, the Scarlet Knights are making 42.1% of their shots from the floor, which places them in the 285th position in the nation. As of this point in the season, Rutgers has scored 153 points, which is equivalent to 76.5 points per game, and they have pulled down 42.0 rebounds per game. They have a rate of 10.5 turnovers per game and a rate of 13.0 assists per game, which places them in the 266th position in Division 1 in terms of assists per game. Every every game, the Scarlet Knights are responsible for 17.5 personal fouls, and they have a 62.9% shooting percentage from the free throw line.

On the defensive side of the court, the Scarlet Knights have a point-per-game (PPG) given up of 56.5, which places them 15th in Division I. They allow teams to shoot 36.0% from the field, which places them 39th in Division 1 and the average number of turnovers they force per game is 16. The Rutgers defense allows their opponents to make 71.0% of their foul shots, while they allow 27.5% of their shots from beyond the arc to be made (11 of 40). Every night, they have given up 9.0 assists and 34.5 rebounds, which places them in the 36th and 166th positions, respectively, in the college basketball rankings.

✅ Our NCAAB 11-14-2025 Pick: RUTGERS

NCAAB 11-14-2025 Predictions

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