New Mexico Lobos vs Boise State Broncos Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-30-2025

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New Mexico Lobos vs Boise State Broncos Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-30-2025

In their most recent match, the New Mexico Lobos defeated San Jose State by a score of 88-65. The game was played during the New Mexico Lobos’ basketball season. In the end, New Mexico emerged victorious, having achieved a field goal percentage of 57.4% (31 of 54) and successfully converting 11 of their 30 shots from a distance. At the free throw line, the Lobos were successful in 15 of their 18 attempts, which is equivalent to an 83.3% success percentage. During the course of the game, they racked up a total of 26 rebounds, three of which were offensive in nature. Additionally, they were responsible for 18 assists during the game, while also causing the opposing side to commit 12 turnovers and stealing 5 balls. With regard to defense, New Mexico allowed a shooting percentage of 38.3 percent from the floor, totaling 23 out of 60 shots. This game resulted in San Jose State accumulating 13 assists and committing four steals. In addition, San Jose State captured 28 rebounds, eight of which were offensive and twenty of which were defensive, but they were unable to record a single rejection. In total, San Jose State made eight of their ten attempts from the free throw line, resulting in an 80.0% success rate. Eleven of their twenty-seven attempts from beyond the arc were successful. The Lobos finished the game with 16 personal fouls, while San Jose State finished with 17 personal fouls. This is a comparison between the two teams’ points totals.

Milos Vicentic is a player who was involved in this game and played a role in it. He finished the game with a shooting percentage of 77.8 percent from the field, but he did not register any assists. He was on the floor for seventeen minutes and also grabbed four boards during that time. With seven of his nine shots, he was able to score 19 points.

New Mexico enters this matchup with a record of 10-2 for the year, which includes both wins and losses. As a result of their field goal percentage of 45.9%, they are now ranked 101st in the USA with an average of 82.0 points against. This season, the Lobos had a 33.4% success rate on three-point shots (115 of 344) and a 77.5% success rate from the free throw line. In terms of passing the rock, New Mexico is currently ranked 185th in Division I with 183 assists and 37.1 boards per game. This places them in the middle of the pack in terms of passing the rock. The average number of times they turn the ball over is 11.7, and they commit 17.3 fouls a game as a team and as individuals.

On the defensive side of the ball, the Lobos are causing their opponents to commit 14.9 turnovers per game, and they are also drawing 20.2 personal fouls. Despite the fact that they are 77th in the college basketball rankings in terms of opponents points per game (68.6), they give up 30.0% from beyond the arc. There is a 39.7% field goal percentage that the Lobos are allowing (279 of 702), and they are giving up 34.5 boards per game as a team. With 144 assists that they have given up for the season, they are now ranked 70th in Division One in terms of allowing assists.

When the Boise State Broncos faced Nevada in their most recent game, they were lost by a score of 81-66, which resulted in them being sent home. This game resulted in a total of 26 boards for the Broncos, with 19 defensive boards and 7 offensive boards being collected by the team. Within the course of this competition, they committed 13 turnovers while accumulating six steals. Due to the fact that Nevada committed 23 fouls during the game, the Broncos were forced to make a total of 31 attempts from the free throw line. A total of 19 of their efforts at free throws were successful, giving them a success rate of 61.3%. Seven of Boise State’s twenty-two tries at three-point shots were successful, representing a 31.8% conversion rate. By the time the final whistle blew, the Broncos had finished the game with a field goal percentage of 44.4%, having shot 20 out of 45 shots from the field. As a result of the Broncos’ decision to allow Nevada to bury 25 of their 45 attempts from the field, Nevada’s overall fielding percentage for the game was 55.6%. They finished the game with a shooting percentage of 44.4% from three-point range, making four out of nine shots, and they finished the game with a shooting percentage of 27 out of 34 at the free throw line, which is 79.4%. The total number of rebounds that Nevada was able to grab from Boise State was 22, with five of those being offensive.

It turned out that Andrew Meadow was a factor for the Broncos in the game that they were playing. During the game, he finished with a field goal percentage of 62.5%, converting five out of eight shots, although he did not collect any boards. In the 29 minutes that he was on the court, he not only scored 16 points but also contributed one assist to the game.

In the current season, Boise State has a record of 8-4. In terms of offensive performance, the Broncos are currently connecting on 44.6% of their field goal attempts, which places them in the 237th position in the nation. The Boise State Bulldogs have accumulated 924 points thus far this season, with 77.0 points scored per game, and 37.4 boards collected per game. They are ranked 220th in college basketball in terms of the number of assists they dish out per game (13.9), while they turn the ball over 12.3 times per game. Every game, the Broncos commit 17.2 personal fouls, and they have a 75.4% success rate when they are attempting to make a free throw.

When it comes to the number of points they allow per game, the Broncos are 115th in Division I with 70.4. This places them in the 115th spot. Every night, they are able to cause 10.6 turnovers and have allowed teams to shoot 44.2% from the field, which places them 222nd in Division 1 in terms of shooting percentage. The defense of Boise State allows 32.6% of their opponents to make shots from three-point range (79 of 242), and their opponents are successful in 70.0% of their free throw tries. As a result of the fact that they have allowed 11.8 assists and 29.1 total rebounds per game, they are now ranked 69th and seventh in the nation, respectively.

✅ Our New Mexico Lobos vs Boise State Broncos Pick: New Mexico

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