Lindenwood vs Indiana Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-20-2025

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Lindenwood vs Indiana Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-20-2025

The most recent game that the Lindenwood Lions played was against Alabama A&M, and they were defeated by a score of 74-65. The game was played on the hardwood. At the conclusion of the game, Lindenwood had a field goal percentage of 44.4% (24 of 54), and they had made four of their twenty-two attempts from beyond the arc while shooting. The Lions had a percentage of 61.9% when they attempted to make free throws from the line, and they were successful in 13 of their 21 attempts. As far as the hauling in of boards is concerned, they gathered a total of 26, seven of which were considered to be offensive. As a result of their performance in the game, they not only forced 13 turnovers but also grabbed 7 rebounds and distributed 13 assists.

When it comes to defense, Lindenwood allowed its opponent to shoot 45.1% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 23 of 51 shots. During this clash, Alabama A&M had a total of 12 assists that were delivered and 10 steals. In addition, Alabama A&M had a total of 31 rebounds but was unable to record a block. They had 8 offensive rebounds and 23 defensive rebounds. By the end of the game, Alabama A&M had a free throw percentage of 76.0%, having made 19 of 25 attempts from the free throw line. They were successful in nine out of twenty-one tries from a long range. The Lions finished with 18 personal fouls, while Alabama A&M was responsible for 17 personal fouls. The Lions finished with 18 personal fouls.

Dontrez Williams is an individual that can be considered a contributor to the game. In addition to distributing two assists, he finished with a score of 53.8% from the floor. The total amount of time he spent on the court was 39 minutes, and he grabbed six rebounds. He finished with 19 points after hitting 7 of 13 from the field.

From the beginning of the season, Lindenwood has a record of 2-3, which brings them into this clash. Despite shooting 45.8% from the field, they average 78.0 points a game, which places them 207th in Division 1. With 31 of 103 shots from beyond the arc, the Lions have a shooting percentage of 30.1%, but their percentage from the charity stripe is 64.1%. Lindenwood is now ranked 96th in college basketball in terms of passing, and the team is currently averaging 36.6 rebounds per game. Additionally, when it comes to assists, Lindenwood is currently sitting with 76. They are committing 17.0 personal fouls per game as a squad, and they are losing possession of the ball 14.6 times per game due to turnovers every single game.

The Lions have a record of forcing 15.6 turnovers per game and drawing 17.6 fouls while they are engaged in defensive play. With 74 assists that they have given up to their opponents so far this season, they are now ranked 296th in the country in terms of giving up assists. The defense of the Lions is allowing a shooting percentage of 45.5% (143 of 314), and they are also allowing 39.2 rebounds per game as a team. The percentage of three-point attempts that they allow their opponents to make is 35.8%, and they are ranked 313th in college basketball in terms of points per game (81.8).

In the most recent time that the Indiana Hoosiers competed on the floor, they triumphed over Incarnate Word by a score of 69-61 in the championship game. All things considered, the Hoosiers were able to collect a total of 37 rebounds throughout the game, which included 25 defensive boards and 12 offensive boards. They were also responsible for nine turnovers of the ball while also accumulating four steals throughout the competition. Due to the fact that Incarnate Word committed 21 personal fouls during the game, the Hoosiers were forced to utilize the charity stripe for a total of 26 times. A total of 18 of their free throw attempts were successful, giving them a percentage of 69.2% at the free throw line. Indiana was successful in five of their twenty-four attempts to shoot from beyond the arc, which is a twenty-eight percent success rate. At the conclusion of this match, the Hoosiers had a field goal percentage of 43.4%, having shot 23 times out of 53 shots after the game was over. As a result of the Hoosiers’ failure to stop Incarnate Word from converting 23 of their sixty attempts from the field, the latter team finished with a shooting percentage of 38.3 percent for this match. They concluded the game with a point percentage of 77.8% from the free throw line and a shooting percentage of 38.1% from beyond the arc, making 8 of 21 shots from beyond the arc. In the context of attacking the glass, Indiana allowed Incarnate Word to grab a total of 27 shots, six of which were on the offensive glass.

During this competition, Sam Alexis played a significant role for the Hoosiers. Over the course of the game, he made five of seven field goals, giving him a field goal percentage of 71.4%. Additionally, he grabbed eight rebounds. Within the span of 27 minutes that he was on the floor, he managed to rack up 16 points and a total of one assist for the game.

At the end of the year, Indiana has a record of 4-0. When it comes to the offensive side of the court, the Hoosiers are currently placed sixteenth in college basketball due to their shooting percentage of 53.2% from the floor. As of the end of the season, Indiana has scored a total of 368 points (92.0 points per game), and they have grabbed 38.3 rebounds per game. They have a pace of 22.8 assists per game, which places them in third place in college basketball, and they have a turnover rate of 9.0 times per game, which causes them to lose possession of the ball. The Hoosiers average 18.0 personal fouls per game and have a charity stripe percentage of 78.5% throughout the course of their season.

The defense of Indiana allows opponents to make 31.9% of their three-point attempts (22 of 69), and opponents are successful on 67.1% of their opportunities to commit foul throws. On a nightly basis, they have allowed 9.0 assists and 29.5 boards, which places them in the 17th and 35th positions at the national level, respectively. The Hoosiers’ defensive end is rated 57th in Division I in terms of points per game allowed, with a total of 64.8. In addition to allowing teams to shoot 39.3 percent from the field, they are forcing 12.5 turnovers per game, which places them 93rd in the nation.

✅ Our Lindenwood vs Indiana Pick: LINDENWOOD

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