Columbia Lions vs Stony Brook Seawolves Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-9-2025

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Columbia Lions vs Stony Brook Seawolves Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-09-2025

In their most recent game, the Columbia Lions faced off against Albany and emerged victorious by a score of 93-65. The game was played on the hardwood at Columbia. At the end of the game, Columbia finished with a field goal percentage of 54.8% (34 out of 62), and they made 9 out of their 25 attempts to make three-point shots. The Lions had a success rate of 84.2% when they were at the free throw line, converting 16 of their 19 shots. Their total number of boards that they were able to pull down was 39, with nine of those rebounds coming from the offensive end of the court. In this battle, they also recorded 19 assists, forced 9 turnovers, and stole 6 balls. In addition, they forced 9 turnovers. Concerning the defense, Columbia allowed their opponent to shoot 36.7% from the floor, with 22 of 60 shots coming from the 3-point line. During the game, Albany had a total of 15 assists that were dished and 7 steals. Moreover, Albany was able to grab 20 boards, eight of which were offensive and twelve of which were defensive, but they were unable to record a rejection. At the end of the game, Albany had a free throw shooting percentage of 66.7%, as they were successful in making 18 of their 27 attempts. They were successful in three of their twenty-four attempts from a distance. With regard to the number of fouls committed, the Lions finished with twenty, while Albany had seventeen.

Gerard O’Keefe is a player who made a significant contribution to this game. In the end, he finished the game with a field goal percentage of 75.0 percent and a total of two assists. Even though he played for twenty-one minutes, he did not end up with any rebounds at the end of the game. Despite missing nine of his twelve shots, he was able to score 24 points.

From the beginning of the season until now, Columbia has a record of 9-1 in terms of wins and losses. They are now committing 16.5 fouls per game as a team, and they are giving up possession of the ball 13.5 times a game respectively. Over the course of the season, Columbia has accumulated 164 assists and 43.6 boards per game, placing them 49th in Division I in terms of passing the rock. Additionally, the club has collected 43.6 boards per game. In terms of shots from a distance, the Lions are shooting 39.6% (90 of 227), while their percentage from the charity stripe is 72.0%. Even though they have a field goal percentage of 50.2%, they have an average of 81.3 points per game, which places them 113th in Division 1.

The Lions are able to force 9.9 turnovers per game and draw 15.4 personal fouls. That is a very impressive defensive performance. They scored 127 assists for the year, which places them 193rd in Division 1 in terms of the number of assists they allowed to their opponents. When it comes to defense, the Lions are allowing a shooting percentage of 39.8% (237 of 596), and they are also allowing 28.8 boards per game as a team. The percentage of shots from outside the perimeter that they allow is 29.7%, and they are rated 39th in Division I in terms of total points allowed (65.6).

During the most recent occasion that they competed on the court, the Stony Brook Seawolves were defeated by Duquesne by a score of 84-75 in the championship game. As a result of the matchup, the Seawolves were able to collect a total of 30 rebounds, which included 18 defensive rebounds and 12 offensive rebounds. In addition to that, they committed eight turnovers while also committing five steals during this game. Through the course of the game, Duquesne was called for 15 fouls, which resulted in the Seawolves having to go to the charity stripe for 14 times. They were successful in destroying 11 of those, which is equivalent to a proportion of 78.6%. In terms of shots from beyond the arc, Stony Brook was successful in 10 out of 30 attempts, which is a 33.3% success rate. As a whole, the Seawolves had a field goal percentage of 39.7%, which was achieved by making 27 out of 68 shots from the field. Due to the fact that the Seawolves allowed Duquesne to convert 27 out of 58 attempts from the floor, the Seawolves ended up shooting 46.6% at the end of the encounter. After making 11 of 27 shots from beyond the arc, they shot 40.7% from the field, and they finished this game with a free throw percentage of 73.1%, making 19 of 26 shots from the line. During the game, Stony Brook gave Duquesne the opportunity to take 39 rebounds in total, with 12 of those coming from the offensive glass.

When it came to this game, Erik Pratt was a crucial player for the Seawolves. In this game, he had a rate of 43.8%, which he achieved by converting 7 of 16 shots, and he also grabbed 6 rebounds. During the 34 minutes that he was on the court, he not only scored 19 points but also tallied six assists for the game.

This season, Stony Brook has a record of 6-3 in terms of wins and losses. When it comes to offensive execution, the Seawolves are now ranked 293rd in the nation according to their shooting percentage from the floor, which is 42.9%. For the season, Stony Brook has scored a total of 668 points, which is equivalent to 74.2 points per game, and they have collected 34.8 boards per game. 10.4 times a game, they are turning the ball over, and they are averaging 13.4 assists per game, which places them in the 246th position in Division 1. In each and every game, the Seawolves commit 16.2 fouls, and they have a free throw percentage of 72.5%.

In terms of three-point shots, the Stony Brook defense allows 34.6% of their opponents to make (62 of 179), and their opponents make 70.2% of their shots from the free throw line overall. The average number of assists and rebounds that they allow per game is 11.2 and 37.6 respectively, which places them 57th and 296th in the respective defensive categories. On the defensive end, the Seawolves are placed 71st in the country in terms of the number of points they allow to be scored against them, with 67.8. It is possible for them to force 13.7 turnovers a game and allow teams to shoot 41.3% from the field, which places them 99th in college basketball.

✅ Our Columbia Lions vs Stony Brook Seawolves Pick: Stony Brook

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