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

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Oregon State vs Oregon Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-17-2025

With a final score of 66-64, the Oregon State Beavers were able to secure the victory over North Texas in their most recent game. The Beavers emerged victorious. The Beavers ended up with 16 fouls, while North Texas racked up 25 fouls. Let’s speak about the number of fouls that were committed. Additionally, they were successful in seven of their eighteen attempts from beyond the arc. By making 11 of their 16 attempts from the free throw line, North Texas finished with a free throw percentage of 68.8 percent. However, North Texas did not register a single block for the team despite the fact that they grabbed 35 rebounds (11 offensive and 24 defensive). During the game, North Texas had a total of 12 assists but just 5 steals. By allowing the opposing side to shoot 42.6% from the field on 23 of 54 shots, Oregon State was able to defend against their offense. In addition, they managed to record nine assists during this clash, while also committing ten turnovers and stealing four of the ball. Specifically, they were able to capture 24 rebounds, with six of those boards coming from the offensive end of the court. The Beavers had a success rate of 82.1% when they attempted to shoot from the free throw line, as they were successful in 23 of their 28 tries. With a field goal percentage of 37.0% (17 out of 46), Oregon State was able to walk away from the game having made 9 of its 25 three-point shots shot.

In this particular matchup, Johan Munch was one of the individuals who played a significant role. His three-of-five shooting allowed him to score ten points. His total time spent on the hardwood was thirty-three minutes, and he also grabbed six boards during that time. In addition to recording one assist, he had a field goal percentage of sixty percent.

Currently, Oregon State has a perfect record for the year, and they will be competing in this matchup. As a group, they commit 15.7 fouls on a nightly basis, and they turn the ball over 14.0 times each game to the other team. Oregon State is currently ranked 256th in Division 1 in terms of passing the ball, as the team has accumulated 38 assists and 31.7 boards per game. Additionally, the club has a total of 38 rebounds per game. The Beavers have a success rate of 78.5% from the free throw line and a completion percentage of 33.8% on shots from outside the perimeter (25 of 74). It is 304th in the nation because they have an average of 69.7 points per game, and they have a 43.0% shooting percentage from the floor.

Every game, the Beavers are able to force 11.7 turnovers, and they also draw 22.7 fouls. This is a testament to their stellar defensive performance. The percentage of three-point shots they allow is 27.5%, and they rank 118th in the college basketball rankings in terms of points per game allowed (67.3). The defense of the Beavers is allowing a field goal percentage of 41.1% (72 of 175), and they are giving up 31.7 boards per game each and every time they play. With 39 assists that they have given up throughout the season, they are placed 199th in Division I in terms of allowing assists.

As a result of their most recent matchup against South Dakota State, the Oregon Ducks emerged victorious with a final score of 83-69. A total of 35 rebounds were collected by the Ducks during this game, with 27 coming from the defensive side and 8 coming from the attacking side. In addition, they committed nine turnovers over the course of the contest, while they also made seven steals. Over the course of the game, South Dakota State committed 19 fouls, which resulted in the Ducks taking a total of 16 shots from the free throw line. A total of twelve of their free throw attempts were successful, giving them a success rate of seventy-five percent. When it came to their attempts at three-point shots, Oregon was successful in 15 of their 40 tries, which is 37.5% of their total. The Ducks had a percentage of 45.2% after the final whistle blew, which indicated that they had shot 28 out of 62 shots from the floor. With 59 shots from the field, South Dakota State was able to make 26 of them, giving them a percentage of 44.1% in this game. The Ducks allowed them to do so. They shot 8 out of 25 from a distance, which resulted in a 32.0% shooting percentage, and they concluded the game with a 9 out of 14 shooting percentage from the charity line, which was 64.3%. Regarding the manner in which they cleaned up the glass, Oregon allowed South Dakota State to accumulate a total of thirty points, five of which were offensive.

Through the course of the game, Jackson Shelstad proved to be a vital player for the Ducks. In the 37 minutes that he spent on the court, he finished with a total of 22 points and eight free throws. In the game, he made eight of his nineteen field goal attempts, which resulted in a field goal percentage of 42.1%. Additionally, he grabbed three rebounds.

For the year, Oregon has a record of 3-0, with no losses and three wins. The Ducks are now ranked 334th in the nation in terms of their offensive unit’s shooting percentage from the floor, which is 38.4%. For the season, Oregon has scored 210 points, which is equivalent to 70.0 points per game, and they have pulled down 42.3 boards per game. They are giving up possession 14.3 times a game, which is the second highest rate in college basketball, while they are dishing out assists 12.3 times per game (383rd in college). Every game, the Ducks have committed 14.7 personal fouls, and they have a 67.5% shooting percentage from the free throw line against the opposition.

With 63.7 points per game allowed, the Ducks’ defensive unit is ranked 63rd in Division 1 in terms of points per game given up. They allow teams to shoot 37.1% from the field, which is 58th in the country, and they force games to have 14.3 turnovers every single game. 30.4% of shots from behind the three-point line are blocked by the Oregon defense (24 of 79), and 65.9% of the shots that their opponents take from the free throw line are blocked by the Oregon defense. On a nightly basis, they allow 9.0 assists and 36.7 boards, which places them 34th and 231st, respectively, in the defensive categories of assists and boards.

✅ Our Oregon State vs Oregon Pick: Oregon

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