Bryant Bulldogs vs Brown Bears Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-5-2025

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Bryant Bulldogs vs Brown Bears Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-05-2025

Stonehill was the opponent that the Bryant Bulldogs faced in their most recent game, and they emerged victorious with a total score of 77-65. At the conclusion of the game, Bryant had attained a field goal percentage of 50.9% (29 of 57) and had converted 9 of their 26 shots from beyond the arc. With a goal percentage of 58.8 percent, the Bulldogs were successful in 10 of their 17 attempts from the free throw line. With regard to the amount of rebounds they obtained, they accumulated a total of 26, with seven of those being of the offensive variety. Not only did they force the opposing team into nine turnovers, but they also managed to steal five balls and record 18 assists during this round of competition. Concerning the defense, Bryant let their opponent shoot 44.8% from the field on 26 out of 58 shooting. In this match, Stonehill had a total of 11 assists and 8 steals to their credit. Stonehill also had 25 rebounds, 10 of which were offensive and 15 of which were defensive, but they were not able to win a rejection after that. Stonehill concluded the game with a free throw shooting percentage of 77.8 percent, making seven of nine shots from the field. They made six of their seventeen shots from three-point range, and they were successful. As far as personal fouls are concerned, the Bulldogs finished up with seven, while Stonehill had a total of twelve.

Ty Tabales is an individual who was involved in the competition in some capacity. At the end of the game, he had a field goal percentage of 38.5% and a total of seven assists. He was on the court for a total of thirty-six minutes and captured two boards. His final score was 18 points, and he shot 5 out of 13 from the field.

Bryant is coming into the game with a record of 3-6 for the year up to this point. On average, they score 63.3 points per game, which places them 356th in the country, and they make 38.3 percent of their shots from the field. This season, the Bulldogs had a shooting percentage of 73.2% from the free throw line and a shooting percentage of 27.3% from long range (68 of 249). Over the course of this season, Bryant has accounted for 115 assists and 35.7 rebounds per game, which places the team 203rd in Division I in terms of passing the rock. Bryant is also responsible for 35.7 rebounds per game. They are committing 15.7 fouls per game as a club, and they are losing possession of the ball 13.7 times per game due to turnovers.

When they are on defense, the Bulldogs are able to force 9.8 turnovers on a nightly basis and also draw 15.4 fouls. The number of assists that they have given up to the opposition this season is 127, which places them in the 299th position in Division I. As a team, the Bulldogs are allowing a field goal percentage of 42.4% (235 of 554), and, on average, they are giving up 38.6 rebounds per game. The percentage of three-point shots they miss is 30.6%, and they are rated 119th in Division 1 in terms of the points per game they allow (70.1).

When the Brown Bears were last seen on the court, they were defeated by Rhode Island by a score of 66-56. This was the last time they were able to compete in this game. Over the course of the game, the Bears were able to collect a total of 35 rebounds, which included 21 defensive rebounds and 14 offensive rebounds. In the course of this game, they were able to steal six balls while giving up possession of the ball fourteen times. Rhode Island committed 15 fouls for the contest which brought the Bears to the free throw line for 17 shots. A total of thirteen of those were successfully eliminated, resulting in a success rate of 76.5%. Brown was successful in three out of sixteen attempts to shoot from beyond the arc, which is equivalent to an 18.8% conversion rate. With a shooting percentage of 31.3%, the Bears were able to walk away from this game having shot 20 for 64 from the field. This gave them a winning percentage of 31.3%. Within the context of this game, the Bears allowed Rhode Island to shoot 42.6% from the field, resulting in them making 23 of their 54 attempts from the field. They made four of eighteen shots from beyond the arc, which resulted in a 22.2% success rate, and they ended up making sixteen of twenty-two free throws, which is a 72.7% success rate. As far as the number of rebounds, Brown allowed Rhode Island to collect 37 in total, with 10 of those coming from the offensive glass.

There was a possibility that Jeremiah Jenkins would play a role for the Bears in the game. During the game, he had three rebounds and three made baskets, giving him a 25.0% shooting percentage. In the thirty minutes that he was on the court, he was able to rack up twelve points and one assist during the game.

From the beginning of this season, Brown has a record of 3-6. While the Bears have a 69.7% shooting percentage from the free throw line, they commit 18.3 fouls overall per game. They are ranked 238th in the country in terms of the number of times they hand out assists, which is 13.4 times per game, and they give up possession of the ball 13.9 times per every game. To this point in the season, Brown has amassed 581 points, with an average of 64.6 points per game, and they have averaged 34.7 boards per game. The Bears are now shooting 41.8% from the field, which places them 315th in the college football rankings when it comes to offensive performance.

When it comes to the number of points per game that they allow, the Bears are placed 77th in Division 1 with 67.6. On a nightly basis, they have been responsible for 12.7 turnovers and have allowed teams to shoot 42.0% from the field, which ranks 130th in college basketball standards. According to the Brown defense, opponents are making 74.2% of their shots from the free throw line, and they are allowing 29.6% of their three-point attempts to be made (58 of 196). On average, they allow 12.2 assists and 35.9 boards per game, which places them 119th and 240th, respectively, in the defensive categories of assists and boards.

✅ Our Bryant Bulldogs vs Brown Bears Pick: Bryant

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