Loyola Marymount vs UC Santa Barbara Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-17-2025

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Loyola Marymount vs UC Santa Barbara Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-17-2025

In their most recent game, the Loyola Marymount Lions defeated UTEP by a score of 71-58, allowing them to enjoy a victory that allowed them to return home. Loyola Marymount finished the game with a field goal percentage of 53.8% (28 of 52), and they were successful in 11 of their 24 attempts to make three-point shots. With a rate of 80.0%, the Lions were successful in converting four out of five shots when they took shots from the free throw line. When it came to the number of rebounds they obtained, they finished with 32, with six of those being of the offensive sort. At the same time that they forced the opposing side into eight turnovers and had three steals, they also distributed fifteen assists during this performance. When it came to defense, Loyola Marymount allowed the other team to shoot 35.1% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 20 of 57 shots. A total of 12 assists and 9 steals were recorded by UTEP during the contest. UTEP also had a total of 22 boards, seven of which were offensive and fifteen of which were defensive, but they were unable to register a single rejection. When it came to free throws, UTEP finished with a shooting percentage of 75.0%, after making 9 of 12 attempts. In addition to that, nine of their twenty-one shots from beyond the arc were successful. The Lions finished with 14 personal fouls, while UTEP had 12 personal fouls. The Lions were victorious in this regard.

MJ Amey Jr. is a player who made a significant contribution to the success of this competition. At the end of the game, he finished with a field goal percentage of 58.3 percent and one assist. In addition to that, he grabbed five rebounds throughout his 26 minutes on the court. He shot seven out of twelve shots and finished with 18 points.

With a perfect record for the season, Loyola Marymount will come into this competition with a perfect score. They have a shooting percentage of 54.9% from the field and are averaging 93.0 points per game, which places them 47th in the country. The Lions have a shooting percentage of 70.4% from the free throw line and a shooting percentage of 42.3% on shots from a distance (47 of 111). During the current season, Loyola Marymount has accumulated 78 assists, which places them in third place in the nation in terms of passing, and they have a team average of 40.5 rebounds per game overall. They are committing 16.3 personal fouls a game as a team, and they are giving up possession of the ball 11.8 times per game.

When it comes to defense, the Lions are causing 13.8 turnovers per game and forcing 18.0 personal fouls on their opponents. The percentage of three-point shots that they allow is 27.9%, and they rank 43rd in Division 1 in terms of the number of points that they allow per game (61.5). Overall, the Lions defense is allowing opponents to shoot 37.0% from beyond the arc (87 of 235), and they are also allowing 27.3 rebounds per game to be taken away from them. With 45 assists given up to the opponent so far this season, they are ranked 265th in college basketball in terms of allowing assists to the opposition.

Sacramento State was the opponent that the UC Santa Barbara Gauchos faced in their most recent game, and they emerged victorious with a final score of 92-87. A total of 34 rebounds were collected by the Gauchos during the game, with 26 coming from the defensive side and 8 coming from the offensive side. During this game, they also committed eight turnovers of the ball while accumulating nine separate steals. During the course of this game, Sacramento State was responsible for 18 personal fouls, which resulted in the Gauchos having to go to the free throw line for a total of 25 attempts. The team was successful in making 19 of the free throws they attempted, resulting in a rate of 76.0 percent. When it comes to shots from outside the perimeter, the University of California, Santa Barbara was successful in 13 out of their 27 tries, which is 48.1%. After the final whistle blew, the Gauchos had a rate of 47.6% from the field, which was determined by the fact that they had shot 30 out of 63 shots. The Gauchos allowed Sacramento State to make 31 of their 59 attempts from the floor, which ultimately resulted in a rate of 52.5% for Sacramento State throughout the clash. At the end of the game, they finished with a free throw percentage of 65.2%, shooting 15 of 23 from the line. They had a 3-point shooting percentage of 47.6%, connecting on 10 of 21 shots. With regard to the manner in which they dealt with the glass, UC Santa Barbara allowed Sacramento State to pull down a total of 32 shots, eight of which were on the offensive glass.

When it came to the matchup, Aidan Mahaney was an essential player for the Gauchos. His field goal percentage for this game was fifty percent, and he had one rebound. He made six of twelve shots. During his 33 minutes on the floor, he ended up scoring 17 points and dishing out two assists during this game.

The UC Santa Barbara team has a record of 3-0 for the season, with a win-loss record. While shooting 69.0% from the free throw line, the Gauchos have committed 17.7 fouls per game on average. They have a turnover rate of 10.3 times per game and an assist rate of 16.7 times per game, which places them 129th in Division 1 in terms of assists. As of this point in the season, UC Santa Barbara has amassed 275 points (91.7 points per game), and they have also collected 40.3 rebounds per game at this point. The Gauchos are now ranked 62nd in the nation in terms of their offensive performance, as they are connecting on 50.3% of their shots from the field overall.

The defense of the University of California, Santa Barbara allows 37.5% of their shots from three-point range to be made (24 of 64), and their opponents are successful in 67.9% of their free throw tries. With 13.0 dimes and 27.0 boards surrendered each night, they are ranked 194th and 22nd in the nation, respectively, in terms of defensive efficiency. When it comes to the number of points allowed per game, the Gauchos defense is rated 234th in Division 1 with a score of 76.0. They have allowed teams to shoot 48.5% from the field, which places them 316th in Division 1 and forces them to force 12.7 turnovers per game overall.

✅ Our Loyola Marymount vs UC Santa Barbara Pick: UC Santa Barbara

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