Tennessee State vs Tennessee Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-20-2025

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Tennessee State vs Tennessee Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-20-2025

The Tennessee State Tigers were defeated by Western Kentucky in their most recent game, which they played. The final score was 95-82, and the Tigers were defeated by Western Kentucky. The Tigers finished with 21 personal fouls, while Western Kentucky finished with 24 personal fouls. The Tigers finished with 21 personal fouls. Two of their fifteen shots from three-point range were successful. As the game came to a close, Western Kentucky finished with a 71.9% success rate from the free throw line, having made 23 of 32 shots. In addition, Western Kentucky received 35 rebounds (10 offensive and 25 defensive), but they did not record a single block to their credit. A total of 16 assists and seven steals were recorded by Western Kentucky throughout the game.

In terms of defense, Tennessee State allowed the opposing team to shoot an average of 35 out of 64 shots from the field, which is a 54.7% field goal percentage. Not only did they force nine turnovers and collect five steals during this encounter, but they also provided thirteen assists to their teammates. They got a total of 27 rebounds, eight of which were of the offensive sort. This indicates that they were successful at grabbing rebounds. Out of a total of 34 attempts from the free throw line, the Tigers were successful 25 times, resulting in a percentage of 73.5%. At the end of the game, Tennessee State finished with a field goal percentage of 41.4% (24 out of 58), and they made 9 of their 24 attempts to score from beyond the arc.

There is a person named Aaron Nkrumah who played a role in this football game. Six of his twelve shots resulted in a total of 22 points for him. Additionally, he racked up nine rebounds while playing for a total of 36 minutes. In addition to finishing the game with a field goal percentage of fifty percent, he also contributed two assists.

At the beginning of this matchup, Tennessee State will be competing with a record of 2-2 for the season. They shoot 46.3% from the field while averaging 94.0 points per game, which places them 29th in Division 1 in terms of scoring average. The Tigers are making 33.0% of their shots from beyond the arc (35 of 106), and they are making 78.2% of their free throws from the charity stripe. The Tennessee State Volunteers are currently ranked 165th in Division I in terms of passing the ball by virtue of the fact that they are averaging 48.0 boards per game and have been responsible for 68 assists so far this season. The average number of times they turn the ball over is 15.3 per game, and they commit 19.5 fouls a game as a team.

Every game, the Tigers have been able to force 15.8 turnovers while also drawing 17.5 personal fouls. This speaks to their defensive performance. While they are ranked 245th in college in terms of points per game allowed (77.0), they allow 25.0% of their shots to be made from beyond the arc. As a team, the Tigers allow their opponents to make 43.8% of their field goals (112 of 256), and they also allow their opponents to grab 35.0 rebounds a game. They have given up sixty assists to the opposition so far this season, which places them 212nd in the Division One rankings for assists given up.

Rice was defeated by the Tennessee Volunteers with a score of 91-66, and the Volunteers were able to take home the victory when they last competed on the floor. With regard to the cleaning of the glass, Tennessee allowed Rice to gather a total of 25 points, 11 of which came from the offensive side of the ball. By making eight of twenty-eight shots from beyond the arc, they finished with a percentage of 28.6%, while they finished the game with a percentage of 72.0% at the free throw line. Rice was able to accomplish a shooting percentage of 33.3% in this game because the Volunteers enabled them to bury 20 of their 60 attempts from the floor.

At the time that the final whistle sounded, the Volunteers had a shooting percentage of 52.3%, which was based on their 34 for 65 performance from the field. When it comes to shots from beyond the arc, Tennessee was successful in 6 of 19 attempts, which is a 31.6% conversion rate. A total of 17 of their attempts at free throws were successful, giving them a success rate of 77.3%. Rice was responsible for 18 personal fouls during the game, which resulted in the Volunteers having to go to the charity stripe for a total of 22 times. During this clash, they surrendered control of the ball eleven times while simultaneously committing seven steals. During this game, the Volunteers racked up a total of 44 rebounds, with 27 coming from the defensive side and 17 coming from the offensive side.

When it came to this matchup, Felix Okpara was an essential player for the Volunteers. The fact that he was able to make eight out of ten shots in this game gave him an 80.0% field goal percentage. Additionally, he grabbed eight rebounds. Over the course of his 27 minutes on the court, he not only scored 20 points but also earned two assists for the game.

In the current season, Tennessee has a perfect record of 4-0. Over the course of each game, the Volunteers have committed 15.3 fouls while hitting 72.5% from the free throw line respectively. At the same time that they are giving up possession 14.0 times per game, they are earning an assist 23.0 times a game per game, which is the second most in the nation. Tennessee has accumulated 361 points so far this season, which is equivalent to 90.3 points per game, and they have collected 50.0 rebounds per game. The Volunteers are now rated 33rd in college basketball due to their offensive performance, which puts them at a 51.5% shooting percentage from the field.

With a score of 62.3 points allowed per game, the Volunteers’ defensive unit ranks thirty-first among all college teams in terms of points allowed per game. In addition to allowing teams to shoot 34.4% from the field, which is the 12th best percentage in the country, they force their opponents to commit 12.0 turnovers a game. The defense of Tennessee enables 27.0% of shots from a distance (33 of 122) to be made, and their opponents are successful in 62.0% of their attempts to commit foul shots. The average number of assists and boards that they allow each night is 9.8 and 28.0, respectively, which places them in the 33rd and 18th positions, respectively, on the defensive end of the court.

✅ Our Tennessee State vs Tennessee Pick: TENNESSEE

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