Lindenwood Lions vs Missouri State Bears Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-23-2025

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Lindenwood Lions vs Missouri State Bears Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-23-2025

In the final game of the season, the Lindenwood Lions faced off against Harris-Stowe and emerged victorious with a final score of 109-52. According to the total number of personal fouls committed throughout the game, the Lions finished with 14, while Harris-Stowe finished with 17 personal fouls. Three of their twenty-five attempts from a long range were successful. Harris-Stowe was able to walk away from this tournament with a charity stripe shooting percentage of 63.6% by burying seven of eleven attempts. In addition, Harris-Stowe racked up 34 rebounds for the club (9 offensive and 25 defensive), but she did not register a single block for the group. A total of ten assists and seven steals were recorded by Harris-Stowe throughout the game. When it comes to defense, Lindenwood allowed the other team to shoot 28.4% from the field over the course of 21 out of 74 shots. During this encounter, they not only forced the opponent into 22 turnovers but also earned 14 steals. In addition, they dished 27 assists to their teammates. The total number of boards that they compiled for the discussion of pulling down boards was 53, with thirteen of those boards being of the offensive sort. At the free throw line, the Lions were successful 16 times out of 23 times, which is a 69.6% success rate. At the conclusion of the game, Lindenwood had obtained a field goal percentage of 54.3% (44 of 81), and they had successfully buried five of their twenty-three shots from beyond the arc.

Within the context of the matchup, Anias Futrell is a player that made a contribution. He shot 5 out of 16 from the field and finished with 16 points. He played for a total of 27 minutes on the court and grabbed nine rebounds during that time. At the end of the game, he finished with a field goal percentage of 31.3% and a total of three assists.

As of the beginning of this game, Lindenwood has a record of 8-4 during the course of this season. They have a scoring average of 84.6 points per game, which places them 66th in Division 1, and they have a field goal percentage of 47.9%. From the charity stripe, the Lions are shooting 68.5% of their shots, while their shots from downtown are firing 32.2% (77 of 239). Lindenwood is currently ranked 42nd in NCAA basketball in terms of passing the rock, with 211 assists and 42.8 boards per game. Individually, the club is averaging 42.8 boards per game and overall has 211 assists. As a team, they commit 17.3 personal fouls each and every game, and they give up possession of the ball 13.5 times a game.

The Lions are able to force their opponents to commit 15.4 turnovers per game while they are on the defensive end of the court, and they also draw 18.3 personal fouls. Currently, they are placed 201st in Division I for the number of assists they have given up to the opposition, with 162 being given up so far this season. The Lions are allowing their opponents to shoot at a rate of 40.4% (306 of 757), and they are also allowing their opponents to grab 36.8 rebounds per game. At the same time as they are ranked 141st in college basketball in terms of opponents’ points per game (71.6), they are allowing 30.1% of shots from beyond the arc.

The Missouri State Bears defeated Oral Roberts in their final game, which they won by a score of 63-62. This victory was the Missouri State Bears’ last game. With regard to the manner in which they cleaned up the glass, Missouri State allowed Oral Roberts to grab a total of 23 shots, three of which were offensive. They ended the game with a free throw percentage of 87.0%, shooting 20 out of 23 from the free throw line, and a shooting percentage of 40.0% from outside the arc, where they made 8 of 20 shots. Over the course of the game, the Bears allowed Oral Roberts to make 17 of 47 attempts from the floor, which resulted in a shooting percentage of 36.2%. At the conclusion of this game, the Bears had a shooting percentage of 42.0%, which was given to them since they had made 21 of 50 shots from the field. Missouri State was successful in converting six of its twenty-four attempts at three-point shots, which is a rate of twenty-five percent. They were successful in producing 15 of them, which represents a proportion of 71.4%. During the course of this game, Oral Roberts was penalized for twenty fouls, which resulted in the Bears having to go to the charity stripe for a total of twenty-one tries. They were able to pick up seven thefts for the game, despite the fact that they lost possession of the ball ten times. Over the course of this contest, the Bears were able to collect a total of 27 boards, which included 19 defensive boards and 8 offensive boards.

During this game, the Bears employed the services of Keith Palek III as a pitcher. This gave him a rate of 55.6% for the game, and he finished with a total of 8 rebounds. He made 10 of 18 shots during the game. While playing on the hardwood for a total of 35 minutes, he not only scored 27 points but also contributed three assists to the game.

The Missouri State Tigers finished the year with a record of 5-5. When it comes to the offensive side of the court, the Bears are currently ranked 214th in the USA with a field goal percentage of 45.0%. On the season, Missouri State has scored 749 points, which is equivalent to 74.9 points per game, and they have brought down 35.7 rebounds per game. The rate at which they dish out assists is 14.4 times per game, which places them 192nd nationwide, and the rate at which they turn the ball over is 11.2 times per game. In each game, the Bears have committed 16.1 fouls, and their percentage from the free throw line is 68.7 percent this season.

In terms of three-point shots, the Missouri State defense allows 34.3% of their opponents to make (73 of 213), and their opponents are successful in 68.6% of their free throw attempts. On a nightly basis, they have allowed 13.9 distributions and 35.0 rebounds, which places them 218th and 202nd in NCAA basketball, respectively. The Bears’ defensive end is rated 178th in the nation in terms of points per game (PPG) given up, with a total of 72.8. The average number of turnovers they cause per game is 11.7, and they have allowed teams to shoot 44.0% from the field, which ranks them 219th in college basketball.

✅ Our Lindenwood Lions vs Missouri State Bears Pick: Missouri State

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