Georgia State vs Arizona State Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-17-2025

Georgia State vs Arizona State Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-17-2025. Place a bet on this game at YouWager.lv..

Georgia State vs Arizona State Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-17-2025

In their most recent game, the Georgia State Panthers were defeated by Presbyterian’s score of 63-61. The Panthers were defeated by Presbyterian. After the game was over, Georgia State finished with a field goal percentage of 38.9% (21 out of 54) and a successful attempt from beyond the arc on six of their twenty-two shots. A total of thirteen of the Panthers’ eighteen efforts from the free throw line were successful, giving them a percentage of 72.2%. They racked up a total of 24 rebounds, nine of which were of an offensive kind. It was a good showing for them. Additionally, they were responsible for 12 assists during this game, in addition to forcing 13 turnovers and accumulating 8 steals along the way. In terms of the defense, Georgia State is responsible for allowing the other side to shoot 45.7% from the field while only making 21 of 46 shots. During the game, Presbyterian grabbed four balls and recorded a total of twelve assists. In addition to that, Presbyterian was able to secure a total of 26 boards, six of which were offensive and twenty of which were defensive, but they were unable to record a rejection. With 15 of 19 free throws made, Presbyterian was able to come away with a 78.9% free throw percentage and win this game. Out of the fifteen shots they took from a distance, they were successful six times. Regarding the number of fouls committed, the Panthers finished up with 13, while Presbyterian committed a total of 15 penalty kicks.

One player that had a significant role in the matchup was Joah Chappelle. During the game, he finished with a field goal percentage of 61.5% and also received one assist. During the 33 minutes that he was on the court, he not only captured six rebounds but also played the game. Through eight of thirteen shots, he scored a total of 23 points.

The Georgia State Bulldogs come into this competition with a record of 0-3 all through the year. Over the course of a game, they commit 16.3 fouls as a unit and turn the ball over 14.7 times individually. At this point in the season, Georgia State is ranked 280th in the nation in terms of passing the rock, and they are averaging 34.3 rebounds per game. Additionally, they have accumulated 35 assists across the board. With 77.1% of their shots from the free throw line, the Panthers are making 29.2% of their three-point shots (19 of 65). With a field goal percentage of 34.9%, they have a scoring average of 58.0 points per game, which places them 358th in country.

The Panthers have a record of forcing 14.3 turnovers per game and drawing 16.7 personal fouls when they are on defense this season. They are ranked 150th in the nation in opponents’ points per game (69.3), while they allow 28.1% of their opponents to make 3-point shots. During each game, the Panthers allow their opponents to shoot at a rate of 42.5% (77 of 181), and they also allow their opponents to grab 41.0 rebounds. With 39 assists given up to the opponent throughout the season, they are rated 199th in college basketball when it comes to giving up assists to the opposition.

Arizona State Sun Devils defeated Utah Tech by a score of 81-66 in their most recent matchup, and they were able to take home the victory. Arizona State allowed Utah Tech to score 35 points in total, 10 of which were offensive, in terms of cleaning up the glass. By shooting 9 out of 30 from beyond the arc, they completed this game with a 30.0% 3-point shooting percentage. Additionally, they finished the game with a 59.1% free throw shooting percentage, shooting 13 out of 22 from the line. During the match, the Sun Devils allowed Utah Tech to make 22 of their 55 tries from the field, which resulted in the Sun Devils having a field goal percentage of 50%. The Sun Devils finished the game with a field goal percentage of 45.5%, having shot 30 out of 66 shots from the field from the time the final whistle blew. Arizona State was successful in nine out of twenty-four attempts from beyond the perimeter, which is a 37.5% success rate. With a conversion percentage of 75.0 percent, they were successful in converting 12 of them. The Sun Devils were forced to make a total of sixteen attempts at free throws as a result of the 14 fouls that Utah Tech committed throughout the game. Additionally, they allowed the ball to be turned over seven times while simultaneously committing seven steals during this game. This game resulted in a total of 38 rebounds for the Sun Devils, with 29 defensive boards and 9 offensive rebounds being gathered by the team.

As the Sun Devils prepared for the matchup, Massamba Diop was an essential player for them. Over the course of his 31 minutes on the floor, he not only scored 18 points but also was responsible for one assist. He finished the game with a total of six rebounds and hit seven of the twelve shots he attempted, giving him a percentage of 58.3 percent.

Through the first two games of the season, Arizona State has a record of 2-0 in terms of wins and losses. At the same time that they are shooting 72.2% from the free throw line, the Sun Devils are committing 15.5 personal fouls. At the same time that they are giving up possession 11.0 times per game, their rate of earning assists is 18.0 times per game, which places them in the 91st position in college basketball. The Arizona State Sun Devils have scored 162 points so far this season, which is equivalent to 81.0 points per game, and they have pulled down 40.0 boards per game. The Sun Devils’ offensive performance is currently ranked 142nd in the nation, boasting a field goal percentage of 47.2%.

As of right now, the Sun Devils’ defense is ranked 84th in the nation in terms of the number of points they allow per game, with a total of 65.0. They force their opponents to commit 16.0 turnovers per game and grant teams a field goal shooting percentage of 38.4%, which ranks them 91st in NCAA basketball. The defense of Arizona State allows their opponents to make 23.6% of their three-point shots (13 of 55), and 70% of their free throw shots are made by their opponents. They are ranked 146th and 271st in the nation in terms of assists and boards, respectively, with 12.0 assists and 38.0 boards per game.

✅ Our Georgia State vs Arizona State Pick: Arizona State

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