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

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Stonehill vs Iowa State Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-17-2025

During their most recent game, the Stonehill Skyhawks faced Rhode Island on the hardwood court, however they were ultimately defeated by a score of 80-57. When the game was over, Stonehill had a field goal percentage of 32.7% (17 of 52), and they had made 8 of their 28 shots from beyond the arc. When it came to making free throws, the Skyhawks were successful 15 times out of 21 times, which is a 71.4% success percentage. They came away with 34 rebounds, 11 of which were of the offensive sort. In terms of bringing down rebounds, they collected 34. Along with forcing 11 turnovers and accumulating 5 steals, they also recorded 11 assists throughout the game. With regard to the defense, Stonehill allowed a field goal percentage of 48.3 percent, with 29 out of 60 shots being considered successful. Within the course of this match, Rhode Island had a total of 17 steals and 8 assists. Rhode Island also had a total of 31 rebounds, with 8 offensive and 23 defensive, but they did not have a single rebound that was rejected. At the end of the game, Rhode Island reached an 81.8% free throw percentage by making 18 of 22 attempts from the free throw line. Out of the 19 tries, they were successful in burying four of them. Concerning the number of fouls committed, the Skyhawks were able to leave the arena with 19, while Rhode Island was responsible for 17 fouls.

One of the players who performed exceptionally well for the competition is Hermann Koffi. In total, he scored 16 points while shooting 5 of 14 from the field. He played for a total of 35 minutes and grabbed five rebounds during that time. In the end, he shot 35.7% from the field and also contributed one assist to the team’s total.

By the time Stonehill takes the court, they have a record of 1-2 in terms of wins and losses so far this year. From the field, they shoot 43.9% while averaging 73.7 points per game, which places them 264th in Division 1. After making 26 of 76 three-point shots, the Skyhawks have a 34.2% three-point shooting percentage and a 65.2% free throw shooting percentage. Stonehill is now ranked 157th in college basketball in terms of passing, and overall, the squad is averaging 43.0 rebounds per game and has accounted for 48 assists so far this season. On a nightly basis, they are committing 20.3 fouls as a club and are turning the ball over 16.3 times in each game they play.

At the defensive end of the court, the Skyhawks are recording 19.7 personal fouls and causing their opponents to commit 11.0 turnovers per game. As of current season, they have allowed 29 assists to the opponent, which places them in the 77th position in Division 1 for allowing assists to the opposition. Every game, the Skyhawks allow their opponents to shoot 36.5% from beyond the arc (66 of 181), and they allow their opponents to grab 35.0 rebounds. The percentage of three-point shots they allow is 23.6%, and they rank 105th in college basketball in terms of points per game (66.7) against their opponents.

The Iowa State Cyclones defeated Mississippi State by a final score of 96-80 when they last competed on the floor. This victory was the last time they were able to take the court. A total of 27 boards were collected by the Cyclones throughout this game, with 15 defensive boards and 12 offensive boards being collected by the team. At the same time as they made 12 thefts, they handed the ball over nine times during this game. The Cyclones were forced to take a total of 25 shots from the free throw line as a result of Mississippi State’s 17 personal fouls committed during the game. A total of 19 of their efforts at free throws were successful, giving them a success rate of 76.0 percent. As far as three-point shots are concerned, Iowa State was successful in five of their twenty-two attempts, which is a 22.7% success rate. The Cyclones concluded the game with a shooting percentage of 51.4%, which was based on their performance from the field, where they achieved a shooting percentage of 36 for 70. Mississippi State was able to shoot 50.0% from the field thanks to the Cyclones, who allowed them to make 29 of their 58 3-point attempts from the floor. At the end of the game, they finished with a free throw percentage of 78.6%, in addition to shooting 11 of 27 from beyond the arc, which constitutes a 40.7% shooting percentage. With regard to the manner in which they attacked the glass, Iowa State allowed Mississippi State to score 36 points overall, with 14 of those points coming from the offensive glass.

In the end, Tamin Lipsey proved to be a key player for the Cyclones all throughout the game. Within the span of his 36 minutes on the court, he not only scored 25 points but also racked up six assists during this matchup. A total of nine out of seventeen shots were made by him during this clash, giving him a rate of 52.9%. He also grabbed one rebound.

On the current season, Iowa State has a record of 3-0 in terms of wins and losses. The offensive performance of the Cyclones is currently ranked 26th in the nation, with a shooting percentage of 52.7% from the floor. Iowa State has scored 286 points so far this season, which is equivalent to 95.3 points per game, and they have pulled down 38.3 rebounds per game. Although they give up possession 10.0 times per game, they are assisting their teammates 19.7 times per game, which places them 42nd in Division 1. Every single game, the Cyclones score 18.7 personal fouls, and they have a 68.3 percent success rate from the free throw line.

On the defensive side of the court, the Cyclones are ranked 70th in the country in terms of the number of points per game that they allow, with 64.0. They are able to force 21.0 turnovers per game and have allowed teams to shoot 42.1% from the floor, which places them 183rd in the college basketball rankings. The defense of Iowa State allows 31.8% of their opponents to make shots from a distance (21 of 66), yet their opponents are successful in 68.5% of their free throw attempts they make. When compared to other teams in the country, they are placed 71st and 87th, respectively, in terms of the number of assists and total boards they allow per game.

✅ Our Stonehill vs Iowa State Pick: Stonehill

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