Howard Bison vs Northwestern Wildcats Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-30-2025

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Howard Bison vs Northwestern Wildcats Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-30-2025

When the Howard Bison faced off against UNC Wilmington in their most recent game, they were victorious by a score of 67-66. This victory was also their most recent victory. There were a total of 16 fouls committed by the Bison, while UNC Wilmington committed 9 fouls. The Bison ended up finishing with 16 fouls. Four out of twenty attempts from long range were successful. At the end of the game, UNC Wilmington had a free throw shooting percentage of 70.0%, meaning that they were successful in making 14 of their 20 attempts. UNC Wilmington also had a total of 36 rebounds, 15 of which were offensive and 21 of which were defensive, but they did not have a single block. After the game, UNC Wilmington had a total of 12 assists and 5 steals for the competition. In terms of defense, Howard allowed a shooting percentage of 39.3 percent from the floor, which was 24 of 61. Additionally, they had 11 assists, 11 turnovers, and 9 steals during this encounter. Additionally, they had 11 turnovers on the court. They were able to collect 36 rebounds, 11 of which were offensive in nature. This was a significant accomplishment for them. During the charity stripe, the Bison were successful in converting 10 of their 12 attempts, resulting in an 83.3% conversion rate. During the final minutes of the game, Howard finished with a field goal percentage of 42.4% (25 out of 59) and seven of their sixteen three-pointers being made.

Bryce Harris is a player who played a significant role in the outcome of the game. He shot 6 of 15 from the field and finished with 18 points. He was on the court for a total of 38 minutes and grabbed 11 rebounds during that time. Over the course of this game, he finished with a shooting percentage of 40.0% from the field and a total of two assists.

With a record of 9-5 for the campaign, Howard is coming into this matchup with a strong game. With a current average of 75.6 points per game, they are ranked 236th in college basketball, and they have a shooting percentage of 45.4% from the field. With 91 of 259 shots from beyond the arc, the Bison are shooting 35.1% from the field, while their free throw percentage is 71.1%. Howard has a team average of 34.6 boards per game and has a total of 207 assists for the season, which places them 90th in Division I in terms of what they have accomplished in terms of passing the ball. Each game, they are turning the ball over 13.6 times, and as a club, they are committing 20.6 personal fouls on a regular basis.

On the defensive end of the floor, the Bison are committing 15.9 turnovers per game and drawing 19.9 personal fouls. This is a notable accomplishment. The number of assists that they have given up to their opponents during the season is 136, which places them 44th in the collegiate rankings. Over the course of a game, the Bison defense has allowed an opponent to shoot at a field goal percentage of 44.0% (329 of 748), and they have allowed 33.4 boards per game played. In terms of opponents points per game, they rank 124th in college basketball, and they allow 30.0% of three-point shots to be made against them.

During their most recent game, the Northwestern Wildcats were defeated by Butler by a score of 61-58. This was the final result of their most recent match. Over the course of the game, the Wildcats earned a total of 27 rebounds, including 22 defensive rebounds and 5 offensive rebounds. They were able to steal three items while coughing it up eight times during this competition. In the course of the game, Butler committed 11 fouls, which resulted in the Wildcats having to take nine shots from the free throw line. Eight of those were successfully buried, resulting in an 88.9% success rate. When it came to three-point shots, Northwestern was successful in four out of its twenty-three attempts, which is 17.4%. After everything was said and done, the Wildcats finished the game with a shooting percentage of 35.9% from the field, which occurred after they shot 23 for 64 from the field. During the course of the game, the Wildcats allowed Butler to convert 22 out of 58 attempts from the floor, which resulted in a conversion rate of 37.9%. At the end of the game, they finished with a shooting percentage of 23.3% from three-point range, making seven out of thirty shots, and end up making ten of fourteen free throws, which is 71.4%. With regard to the manner in which they attacked the glass, Northwestern allowed Butler to haul down a total of 39 rebounds, 11 of which were on the offensive glass.

There was a possibility that Tre Singleton may play a role for the Wildcats in the competition. He finished the game with five rebounds and a field goal percentage of 44.4%, converting four of nine shots for the game. Within the 34 minutes that he was on the court, he not only scored 8 points but also tallied up three assists for the game.

At the end of the season, Northwestern will have a record of 7-5. In Division I, the Wildcats’ offensive performance is ranked 51st in the nation, with a field goal percentage of 49.1%. Over the course of the season, Northwestern has amassed a total of 967 points, with an average of 80.6 points per game, and they have collected 34.7 boards per game. At the national level, their rate of aiding teammates is 18.4 times per game, which places them in the 30th position. Additionally, they give up possession of the ball 9.5 times per game. The Wildcats have committed 18.0 fouls per game, and their percentage from the free throw line is 74.6%.

While the Northwestern defense allows their opponents to convert 73.8% of their foul shots, they allow their opponents to hit 28.3% of their three-point shots (82 of 290). Due to the fact that they have allowed 14.4 assists and 34.3 rebounds per game, they are rated 256th and 175th in Division I respectively. When it comes to points per game surrendered, the Wildcats’ defense is ranked 106th in Division I with 70.2. Every game, they force their opponents to commit 12.0 turnovers, and they allow teams to shoot 40.4% from the field, which is the 59th best percentage in college basketball.

✅ Our Howard Bison vs Northwestern Wildcats Pick: Northwestern

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