UC San Diego Tritons vs Nevada Wolf Pack Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-2-2025

UC San Diego Tritons vs Nevada Wolf Pack Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-02-2025. Place a bet on this game at YouWager.lv..

UC San Diego Tritons vs Nevada Wolf Pack Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-02-2025

In the most recent game, the UC San Diego Tritons faced off against Towson and emerged victorious with a total score of 87-73. This victory allowed them to return home with a victory. On the subject of fouls, the Tritons were able to get away with 13 while Towson was able to accumulate 16 fouls. In addition, they were successful in nine of their thirty-nine attempts from beyond the arc. At the end of the competition, Towson finished with an 82.4% score at the charity stripe, having buried 14 of their 17 attempts. Furthermore, Towson finished the game without committing any turnovers, despite the fact that he grabbed 32 rebounds (12 offensive and 20 defensive throughout the game). During this battle, Towson had seven assists and three steals to his credit. When it came to defense, UC San Diego allowed their opponent to shoot 38.5% from the floor, which was a total of 25 out of 65 shots. Additionally, they forced nine turnovers and had eight steals during this battle, in addition to distributing 18 total assists. In terms of the number of rebounds they collected, they had a total of 28, with five of those being of an offensive kind. With a percentage of 46.7%, the Tritons were successful in making seven of their fifteen attempts from the free throw line. At the conclusion of the game, UC San Diego maintained a field goal percentage of 60.4% (32 out of 53), and they were successful in 16 of their 25 attempts from beyond the arc.

During the matchup, Leo Beath was a player that performed exceptionally well. He finished with 16 points after hitting 7 of 14 from the field. In addition to playing 33 minutes, he racked up a total of 5 rebounds. He made fifty percent of his shots from the field and also finished with two assists.

With a perfect record for the season, UC San Diego will enter this matchup with a perfect record. On a daily basis, they incur 15.3 personal fouls and turn the ball over 10.6 times. Additionally, they average 10.6 turnovers each game. The University of California, San Diego is now ranked 81st in the nation in terms of passing the rock, as they have 118 assists for the year and are getting 35.6 boards per game as a team together. 67.1% of the shots that the Tritons make from the free throw line and 42.3% of the attempts that they take from downtown (77 of 182) are successful. Their current average is 85.9 points per game, which has them in 73rd place in Division 1; they are also shooting 52.6% from the field.

The Tritons have a defensive record that includes forcing 12.1 turnovers per game and drawing 18.7 fouls throughout the course of the season. As of right now, they are placed 92nd in the nation in terms of the number of assists they have given up to their opponents, with 77 assists being given up during the campaign. The Tritons are allowing their opponents to shoot at a rate of 41.5% (175 of 422), and they are also allowing their opponents to grab 33.9 rebounds per game individually. The percentage of three-point shots they allow is 34.2%, and they rank 141st in the nation in terms of points per game allowed (71.3).

When the Nevada Wolf Pack last competed on the hardwood, they were defeated by Washington by a score of 83-66. This outcome occurred during their most recent game. In terms of the manner in which they attacked the glass, Nevada allowed Washington to grab a total of 42, twelve of which were aggressive. They ended the game with a success rate of 57.1% from outside the arc, shooting 8 of 14 from beyond the arc, and they finished this game with a success rate of 27 of 36 from the free throw line, which is 75.0%. Within the course of the game, the Wolf Pack allowed Washington to make 24 of their 55 attempts from the floor, which resulted in a shooting percentage of 43.6%. Following the blowing of the final whistle, the Wolf Pack emerged victorious from this matchup, having shot 22 out of 59 from the floor, which indicated that they had a 37.3% shooting percentage. As far as shots from beyond the arc are concerned, Nevada was successful in 6 of its 14 tries, which is a 42.9% success rate. With a conversion percentage of 69.6%, they were successful in converting 16 of those. Due to the fact that Washington was penalized for 17 personal fouls during this game, the Wolf Pack were forced to go to the charity stripe for a total of 23 total tries. In addition, they surrendered the ball eight times while only stealing three times during this competition. Over the course of the game, the Wolf Pack amassed a total of 28 rebounds, including 20 defensive rebounds and 8 offensive rebounds.

Within the context of this contest, Tayshawn Comer ended up being a significant contributor for the Wolf Pack. He finished the game with two rebounds and a field goal percentage of 54.5%, as he made six of eleven shots during the game. Over the course of this match, he had a total of five assists and 16 points in the 29 minutes that he was on the court.

At the end of the season, Nevada had a record of 4-3. In terms of their offensive performance, the Wolf Pack are now ranked 323rd in the nation due to their hit percentage of 41.2% from the floor. In this season, Nevada has scored 538 points, which is equivalent to 76.9 points per game, and they have collected 38.9 boards per game. The average number of times they give up control of the ball is 10.6 per game, while they assist 14.3 times per game, which places them 198th in the collegiate rankings. The Wolf Pack have averaged 19.6 fouls per game and have made 74.3% of their free throws from the charity stripe.

At 75.4 points per game, the Wolf Pack’s defensive unit ranks 219th in the nation in terms of the number of points they allow to be scored against them. They allow teams to shoot 45.9% from the field, which is the 276th highest percentage in Division 1 and they force 12.7 turnovers a game. The Nevada defense allows their opponents to make 37.3% of their shots from beyond the arc (60 of 161), whereas their opponents are successful in 68.7% of their attempts from the distance of the free throw line. They give up 15.6 assists and 34.6 rebounds per game, which places them 298th and 161st, respectively, in college basketball on average.

✅ Our UC San Diego Tritons vs Nevada Wolf Pack Pick: Nevada

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