Rice vs Tennessee Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-17-2025

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Rice vs Tennessee Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-17-2025

In the most recent game that the Rice Owls participated in, they were defeated by Stephen F. Austin by a score of 81-69. This was the results of their most recent match. In the end, Rice finished the game with a field goal percentage of 35.1% (20 of 57) and they were successful in making six of their fourteen shots from beyond the arc. When it came to the free throw line, the Owls were successful in 23 of their 34 attempts, which is a 67.6% success percentage. Regarding the amount of rebounds that they were able to grab, they had a total of 33, with 11 of those being of the offensive sort. A total of nine assists were provided by them throughout this clash, and they also committed nine turnovers and stole five balls. In terms of defense, Rice allowed a field goal percentage of 49.1%, with 27 of 55 shots being made. Within the course of this competition, Stephen F. Austin racked up 12 assists and 6 steals. However, Stephen F. Austin did not record a single block despite the fact that he grabbed 30 rebounds (four offensive and twenty-six defensive). At the end of the game, Stephen F. Austin finished with a free throw percentage of 73.9%, making 17 of 23 attempts from the line. In addition to that, they were successful in ten of their twenty-three efforts from beyond the perimeter. The Owls ended up finishing with 16 personal fouls, while Stephen F. Austin piled up 24 personal fouls. Regarding the number of personal fouls, the Owls finished with 16.

One of the individuals that made a significant contribution to this matchup is Trae Broadnax. He shot 5 of 12 from the field and finished with 21 points. Additionally, he grabbed three rebounds while playing for a total of 31 minutes. After the game was over, he finished with a field goal percentage of 41.7% and one assist.

This game will be Rice’s first of the season, and they have a record of 1-2 so far. They have a shooting percentage of 43.0% from the field and average 80.3 points per game, which places them 186th in the nation. This season, the Owls have a 42.0% success rate on shots from a distance (29 of 69), and they have a 72.2% success rate from the charity stripe. With a team average of 42.3 rebounds per game and 45 assists for the season, Rice is now ranked 189th in college basketball in terms of passing the ball. Additionally, Rice has earned 45 assists for the season. They incur 21.0 fouls per game as a team and turn the ball over 11.3 times a game. Additionally, they commit 21.3 turnovers per game.

The Owls are able to force 15.7 turnovers a game and draw 18.3 fouls. This is a testament to their defensive potential. The percentage of shots from outside the arc that they allow their opponents to make is 32.9%, and they rank 46th in Division 1 in terms of points per game (62.0). The defense of the Owls is allowing a field goal percentage of 36.5% (58 of 159) and they are giving up 34.3 boards per game as a squad. With 28 assists that were given up for the campaign, they are ranked 67th in the nation in terms of allowing assists to be given to the opposition.

Tennessee Volunteers defeated North Florida by a final score of 99-66 when they last competed on the court. The Tennessee Volunteers took home the victory against North Florida. Throughout the course of this game, the Volunteers were able to amass a total of 51 rebounds, which included 32 defensive rebounds and 19 offensive rebounds. The clash also resulted in them giving up the ball 14 times while they were successful in stealing 9 balls. During the course of this game, North Florida was accused of committing 18 personal fouls, which resulted in the Volunteers being forced to make a total of 24 attempts at the charity line. A total of 17 of the free throws were successfully made by them, resulting in a percentage of 70.8%. Among the three-point shots that Tennessee attempted, they were successful eight times out of twenty-seven (29.6%). After everything was said and done, the Volunteers were able to walk away from this game with a field goal percentage of 52.1%, having shot 37 for 71 from the field throughout the game. As a result of the Volunteers’ decision to enable North Florida to convert 25 of their 65 shots from the floor, the Volunteers ended up with a percentage of 38.5% in this competition. They shot 10 out of 35 from outside the arc, which earned them a 28.6% shooting percentage, and they finished this game with a free throw percentage of 50.0%, shooting 6 out of 12 from the line. In the context of assessing how they rebounded, Tennessee allowed North Florida to get a total of 22 on the offensive end (10 overall).

It is J.P. Throughout the course of this game, Estrella ended up being a significant contributor for the Volunteers. In the twenty minutes that he was on the court, he not only scored 23 points but also assisted on one basket. During this game, he had a 78.6% shooting percentage, sinking 11 of 14 shots, and grabbing 10 rebounds.

Currently, Tennessee has a record of 3-0 for the current season. In terms of offensive performance, the Volunteers are currently ranked 43rd in the nation with a shooting percentage of 51.3% from the floor. There have been 270 points scored by Tennessee throughout the season, with an average of 90.0 points scored per game, and 51.0 boards collected each game. As a result of turning the ball over 15.0 times per game, they are losing possession of the ball and dishing out assists 23.0 times per game, which places them tenth with respect to Division 1. Every single game, the Volunteers are committing 14.3 personal fouls, and they are successful from the free throw line 70.7% of the time.

To put that into perspective, the Tennessee defense allows their opponents to make 26.6% of their shots from outside the arc (25 of 94), and their opponents are successful on 56.5% of their shots from the free throw line. During each game, they allow 10.3 assists and 27.0 boards, which places them at the 71st and 22nd positions in the nation, respectively. The Volunteers’ defensive end is rated 39th in Division I in terms of points per game allowed, with a total of 61.0. Every game, they are able to force 12.3 turnovers, and they have allowed teams to shoot 34.7% from the floor, which is the 23rd best percentage in Division 1.

✅ Our Rice vs Tennessee Pick: Rice

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