Brown Bears vs Providence Friars Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-9-2025

Brown Bears vs Providence Friars Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-09-2025. Place a bet on this game at YouWager.lv..

Brown Bears vs Providence Friars Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-09-2025

Elms was the opponent that the Brown Bears faced in their most recent game, and they emerged victorious with a total score of 115-34. For the game, Brown finished with a field goal percentage of 60.5% (46 out of 76), and they were successful in making 14 of their 33 three-point shots. The Bears were successful in nine out of thirteen attempts from the charity stripe, resulting in a percentage of 69.2%. During the course of the game, they collected a total of 46 rebounds, with 14 of those rebounds coming from the offensive end. Not only did they have a total of twenty-six assists, but they also had twenty steals and forced the opposing team to commit twenty-eight turnovers during this game. Brown allowed their opponent to shoot 28.6% from the field on 14 of 49 shots, which is a significant amount of shooting from the field. Ten assists were delivered by Elms, and he also had eight thefts for the game. Additionally, Elms was able to record 18 rebounds, five of which were offensive and thirteen of which were defensive, but he was unable to record a rejection. By making one of six shots from the charity stripe, Elms finished with a field goal percentage of 16.7%. Moreover, they were successful in five of their twenty attempts from beyond the arc. Elms finished with 14 fouls, while the Bears finished with six. This is something to keep in mind when analyzing fouls.

Participating in this competition was a player named Charlie OSullivan, who made a contribution. He had a field goal percentage of 77.8 percent and a total of two assists made. He played for sixteen minutes and grabbed ten boards at that time. He was responsible for 19 points and shot 7 out of 9 from the field.

Brown comes into this matchup with a record of 5-6 after the first six games of the season. The average number of times they turn the ball over in a game is 13.0, and they commit 16.8 fouls on a nightly basis as a team. By the end of the season, Brown has accumulated 166 assists, which places them in 44th place in Division 1 in terms of passing the ball. Additionally, the squad is averaging 36.5 boards per game. The Bears are connecting on 34.7% of their shots from downtown (86 of 248) and by 68.4% of their shots from the charity stripe distance. They are currently averaging 70.1 points per game, which places them 314th in Division 1, while their field goal percentage is 44.0%.

On defense, the Bears are causing their opponents to commit 14.3 turnovers per game, and they are also forcing their opponents to commit 14.5 personal fouls. Their 3-point shooting percentage is 28.7%, and they rank 14th in Division I in terms of points per game allowed (63.5). The Bears defense is allowing opponents to shoot a field goal percentage of 40.5% (251 of 619), and they are also allowing 34.4 rebounds per game as a squad. As of this year, they have given up 130 assists, which places them in the 217th position in the country to allow assists to the opposition.

The Providence Friars defeated Rhode Island by a score of 90-71 in their most recent game, which they played on the court. They were triumphant and went home successful. During the process of cleaning up the glass, Providence allowed Rhode Island to receive a total of twenty, with six of those being on the offensive glass. They ended up hitting 14 of 29 from three-point range, which resulted in a 48.3% shooting percentage, and they ended up making seven of fourteen free throws, which resulted in a 50.0% shooting percentage. Rhode Island was able to convert 25 out of 56 attempts from the floor, which resulted in the Friars having a conversion rate of 44.6% for this particular match. After the conclusion of this game, the Friars had a field goal percentage of 57.4%, which was achieved by shooting 31 out of 54 shots from the field. As far as shots from beyond the arc are concerned, Providence was successful in 14 out of 29 attempts (48.3%). They had a success percentage of 73.7% as a result of their ability to make 14 of the free throw attempts. By virtue of the fact that Rhode Island committed 17 fouls during this game, the Friars were forced to make a total of 19 attempts at the free throw line. Over the course of this game, they committed 14 turnovers while also accumulating 12 steals. Over the course of this contest, the Friars were able to collect a total of 32 rebounds, which included 25 defensive boards and 7 offensive boards.

The Friars were able to garner a significant amount of support from Jamier Jones during the encounter. In the game, he knocked down seven of seven shots, which is a perfect score, and he also grabbed three rebounds. Over the course of his 23 minutes on the court, he not only scored 18 points but also contributed two assists to the team’s victory.

During the course of the season, Providence has a record of 6-4. The Friars are now ranked 52nd in Division I for offensive execution, as they are shooting 49.1% from the field when compared to other teams. So far this season, Providence has scored 904 points, which is equivalent to 90.4 points per game, and they have grabbed 38.9 rebounds per game. The average number of assists they receive per game is 17.0, which places them 62nd in the nation, and the number of turnovers they commit each game is 11.3 times. Every game, the Friars have committed 18.5 fouls, and they have a free throw percentage of 78.4 percent for the season.

When it comes to shots from outside the arc, the Providence defense allows 37.8% of their opponents to make (108 of 286), and their opponents make 74.9% of their shots from the free throw line. Their average number of assists and total boards per game is 15.6 and 37.4, respectively, which places them 310th and 293rd in the nation. As far as defensive performance is concerned, the Friars are ranked 336th in the nation with an average of 82.4 points allowed per game. During each game, they are causing their opponents to commit 12.1 turnovers, and they have allowed their opponents to shoot 42.5% from the field, which ranks 141st in college basketball.

✅ Our Brown Bears vs Providence Friars Pick: Brown

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