Saint Joseph's vs Penn Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-17-2025

Saint Joseph’s vs Penn Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-17-2025. Place a bet on this game at YouWager.lv..

Saint Joseph’s vs Penn Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-17-2025

In their most recent game, the Saint Joseph’s Hawks were defeated by Virginia Tech by a score of 94-59. The previous game was played against Virginia Tech. Saint Joseph’s finished the game with a field goal percentage of 37.3% (25 of 67), and they were successful in turning five of their twenty-eight attempts at three-point shots into field goals. A total of four of the Hawks’ five shots at the free throw line were successful, giving them an 80.0% success rate. Regarding the number of rebounds they obtained, they racked up a total of 35, with 12 of those being the offensive variety. In addition, they were responsible for five turnovers and two steals during the game, and they also contributed eleven assists to the game. When it comes to defense, Saint Joseph’s allowed their opponent to shoot 52.1% from the field, which is equivalent to 38 out of 73 shots. During this clash, Virginia Tech had a total of 23 assists that were dispersed and 12 steals. Despite the fact that Virginia Tech finished the game with no turnovers, they finished with 37 rebounds (10 offensive and 27 defensive). By completing seven out of twelve attempts, Virginia Tech finished the competition with a charity stripe percentage of 58.3 percent. They were also successful in 11 of their 27 efforts from a distance. With regard to the number of fouls committed, the Hawks finished the game with a total of 12, while Virginia Tech finished with a total of nine.

One of the players who performed exceptionally well in this game is Deuce Jones. He was responsible for 14 points and shot 6 of 15 from the field. In addition to grabbing two rebounds, he played for a total of twenty-six minutes. During the game, he finished with a shooting percentage of 40.0% from the floor and one assist.

All things considered, Saint Joseph’s comes into this matchup with a record of 2-1 on the season. They are ranked 268th in NCAA basketball with an average of 73.3 points per game, while their field goal percentage is 40.3%. Both at the free throw line and from three-point range, the Hawks have a 23.9% and 86.0% success rate, respectively. The Saint Joseph’s squad has a total of 35 assists for the year, which places them 284th in the nation in terms of passing, and they have a team average of 39.7 rebounds per game. They commit 14.7 fouls per game as a team, while they lose possession of the ball 12.0 times a game due to turnovers.

When it comes to the defensive end of the court, the Hawks are able to cause 9.3 turnovers on a nightly basis while also drawing 16.3 personal fouls. Currently, they are rated 233rd in Division 1 in terms of the number of assists they have given up, with 42 being given up so far this year. The defense of the Hawks is allowing a field goal percentage of 44.2% (91 of 206), and they are giving up 38.3 boards per game with their collective effort. While they are ranked 259th in Division 1 in terms of opponents’ points per game (78.3), they allow 34.2% of shots to be taken from downtown.

In their final game, the Penn Quakers faced Providence and were ultimately defeated by a score of 106-81. This result sent them home defeated. For the game, the Quakers racked up a total of 27 boards, with 17 coming from the defensive side and 10 coming from the attacking side. In the course of this competition, they committed ten turnovers while also committing seven thefts. Over the course of this game, Providence committed 21 fouls, which resulted in the Quakers having to make a total of 24 attempts from the charity stripe. They were successful in producing 19 of those, which represents a proportion of 79.2%. Penn was successful on 12 out of 28 attempts, which is a 42.9% conversion rate while shooting from downtown. When everything was said and done, the Quakers finished with a field goal percentage of 35.7%, having made 25 out of 70 shots. The Quakers allowed Providence to convert 36 of their 67 shots from the floor, which resulted in Providence having a 53.7% effective field goal percentage for this game. They concluded the game with a free throw percentage of 91.3%, making 21 of 23 shots from the line and shooting 43.3% from beyond the arc, making 13 of 30 shots. Regarding the cleaning of the glass, Penn allowed Providence to score a total of 48 points, with 14 of those points coming from the offensive glass.

Ultimately, Michael Zanoni was a significant contributor for the Quakers during the course of the game. He finished the game without committing any assists, despite the fact that he scored 30 points in the 32 minutes that he was on the court. At the end of this game, he made 10 of 17 shots, which is a 58.8% shooting percentage, and he also grabbed two rebounds.

This year, Penn has a record of 1-2 in terms of wins and losses. The Quakers are now ranked 220th in the nation in terms of offensive execution in terms of their shooting percentage from the floor, which is 44.6%. By the end of the season, Penn has scored 278 points, which is equivalent to 92.7 points per game, and they have pulled down 41.3 rebounds per game. The average number of times they give up possession is 14.0 per game, while they are 141st in the country in terms of the number of times they earn an assist (16.3). Over the course of each game, the Quakers are incurring 19.3 personal fouls while hitting 73.3% from the charity stripe.

The Penn defense allows their opponents to make 35.2% of their three-point shots (32 of 91 attempt attempts), yet their opponents are successful on 74.6% of their free throw tries. On a nightly basis, they have given up 16.3 assists and 38.3 boards, which places them 306th and 275th, respectively, in the college basketball department. When it comes to the number of points allowed per game, the Quakers are placed 328th in college basketball with 87.3. They are able to force 15.3 turnovers per game and have allowed teams to shoot 45.5% from the field, which is the 268th best percentage in Division 1.

✅ Our Saint Joseph’s vs Penn Pick: Penn

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