Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs Missouri Tigers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-14-2025

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Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs Missouri Tigers Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-14-2025

In their most recent game, the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats competed against South Carolina State and emerged victorious with a score of 80-59. There were a total of 12 fouls committed by the Wildcats, while South Carolina State committed 15 fouls. The Wildcats ended up walking away with 12 fouls. They were successful in making six of their twenty-five attempts from beyond the arc. At the free throw line, South Carolina State made 13 of 19 attempts, which resulted in a 68.4% shooting percentage. In addition to that, South Carolina State was able to capture 34 rebounds (13 offensive and 21 defensive), but they were unable to record a block on the stat sheet. Over the course of the game, South Carolina State recorded a total of seven assists and six steals. When it came to defense, Bethune-Cookman allowed 32.3% from the field, which was a total of 20 out of 62 shots. A total of 18 assists were also distributed by them during this game, and they also had 10 steals and forced the opposing team to commit 13 turnovers. With regard to the collection of rebounds, they amassed a total of 27, with six of those being of the offensive variety. Eleven of the twelve shots that the Wildcats attempted from the free throw line were successful, giving them a percentage of 91.7%. At the conclusion of the game, Bethune-Cookman had established a field goal percentage of 49.2% (30 of 61) and had successfully made 9 of their 19 attempts from a distance.

Jakobi Heady is an individual who played a role in the fight that took place. After everything was said and done, he finished with 22 points on eight out of ten shots. He had a total of seven rebounds grabbed during his 32 minutes of play. Out of the floor, he made 80.0% of his shots and recorded two dimes.

At the beginning of this encounter, Bethune-Cookman will have a record of 3-6 for the year thus far. They shoot 44.6% from the field while averaging 73.8 points per game, which places them 260th in Division 1 in terms of scoring average. The Wildcats have a shooting percentage of 34.9% from outside the arc (59 of 169) and a conversion rate of 64.5% from the free throw line. Bethune-Cookman is currently ranked 285th in Division I in terms of passing, and they have earned 122 assists throughout the season. Additionally, they have a team average of 35.2 rebounds per game. Every game, they commit 10.7 turnovers, and as a team, they commit 17.6 personal fouls. They also commit 10.7 turnovers each game.

The Wildcats have a record of forcing 11.6 turnovers per game while generating 16.1 personal fouls while they are on the defensive end of the court. With 134 assists allowed to their opponents throughout the season, they are ranked 220th in the collegiate rankings for allowing assists. The Wildcats are allowing their opponents to shoot at a field goal percentage of 44.9% (245 of 546), and they are also allowing their opponents to grab 39.8 rebounds per game. They are ranked 293rd in college basketball in terms of the number of points per game that they allow (78.8), and they are allowing 32.4% of shots from a distance.

Missouri Tigers defeated Alabama State by a score of 85-77 in their most recent match, which took place on the court. The Tigers were triumphant and headed home with the victory. During the process of washing the glass, Missouri allowed Alabama State to collect a total of 19 (seven of which were offensive). They ended the game with a shooting percentage of 50.0% from three-point range, making 13 of their 26 attempts, and they finished this one with a free throw shooting percentage of 66.7%, making 8 of their 12 attempts from the line. In this battle, the Tigers allowed Alabama State to make 28 of their 59 attempts from the floor, which resulted in a rate of 47.5% for Alabama State. The Tigers finished the game with a field goal percentage of 64.7%, which was based on their shooting performance from the field, which was 33 for 51. Missouri was successful in eight out of sixteen attempts (50%) when it came to shooting from beyond the arc. They were successful in making 11 of the free throw attempts, which resulted in a percentage of 68.8 percent. Due to the fact that Alabama State committed sixteen fouls throughout the game, the Tigers were forced to take sixteen shots from the free throw line. Throughout the game, they were able to steal three balls while giving up possession ten times. Over the course of the game, the Tigers racked up a total of 22 rebounds, including 16 defensive rebounds and 6 offensive rebounds.

In order for the Tigers to win the game, Jacob Crews was an essential player. The matchup resulted with him converting 7 of 9 shots, which is a rate of 77.8%, and he also grabbed 4 rebounds. The thirty minutes that he spent on the floor resulted in him scoring twenty points, but he did not end the game with any assists.

By the end of the season, Missouri has compiled an 8-2 record. In terms of their offensive performance, the Tigers are now ranking ninth in the nation with a field goal percentage of 52.4%. With an average of 39.8 boards per game, Missouri has accumulated 874 points for the season, which is equivalent to 87.4 points per game. They are ranked 117th in the nation in terms of the number of assists they hand out per game, which is 15.8 times, and they are losing possession of the ball by turning it over 13.3 times per game. There are 18.1 fouls committed by the Tigers per game, and they have a 68.1% success rate from the free throw line.

While the Missouri defense allows their opponents to make 33.9% of their three-point shots (95 of 280), they are also allowing their opponents to make 71.5% of their free throw tries. They are ranked 138th and 15th in the nation for the number of assists and boards they have allowed per game, with 12.6 and 29.8 respectively. On the defensive side of the court, the Tigers have a point-per-game surrender rate of 70.1, which places them 116th in the college level. Every game, they force 13.4 turnovers, and they allow teams to shoot 40.1% from the field, which is the 65th best percentage in NCAA basketball.

✅ Our Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs Missouri Tigers Pick: Bethune-Cookman

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