San Francisco Dons vs Oregon State Beavers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-30-2025

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San Francisco Dons vs Oregon State Beavers Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-30-2025

In the most recent game that they played, the San Francisco Dons defeated Morgan State by a score of 94-64. This victory was the Dons’ most recent victory. At the end of the game, San Francisco finished with a field goal percentage of 55.8% (29 out of 52) and made 5 of 18 efforts from beyond the arc. In terms of free throws, the Dons were successful in 31 out of 45 tries, which is equivalent to a percentage of 68.9%. When they were talking about grabbing boards, they gathered a total of 27 of them, with five of them being of an offensive kind. Furthermore, they were responsible for 16 assists during the game, in addition to causing 12 turnovers and stealing 6 balls. San Francisco’s defense allowed 41.2% from the field, which was comprised of 21 out of 51 shots taken from the field. This meeting resulted in Morgan State accumulating 12 assists and committing three steals. Additionally, Morgan State could not win a refusal despite grabbing 27 boards, eight of which were offensive and 19 of which were defensive. As the game came to a close, Morgan State finished with a 68.4% success rate in the charity stripe, making 13 of 19 points available. Additionally, they were successful in burying nine out of twenty-four efforts from a distance. With regard to the number of personal fouls committed, the Dons were able to accumulate twenty, while Morgan State was responsible for thirty-two misconducts.

One of the individuals that played a significant role in the matchup was David Fuchs. After this game, he finished with a shooting percentage of 77.8 percent from the field and also received one assist. He had a total of two rebounds but only played for 25 minutes. His seven out of nine shots in the field resulted in 23 points for him.

With a record of 8-5 for the season, San Francisco will come into this matchup with a strong showing. They have a 76.9 point scoring average per game, which places them 199th in the country, and they have a field goal percentage of 46.1%. In terms of three-point tries, the Dons are making 36.0% of them (124 of 344), while they are making 70.3% of their free throws this season. The San Francisco Warriors are currently ranked 123rd in college basketball in terms of passing the ball, as they have a team average of 37.4 rebounds per game and have a total of 197 assists for the season. They are committing 18.2 fouls a game as a team, and they are giving up possession of the ball 11.5 times per game.

When it comes to defense, the Dons are collecting 19.0 fouls per game while causing their opponents to commit 10.1 turnovers per game. They have a 32.0% turnover rate on three-point shots and rank 89th in Division I in terms of points per game allowed (69.2). As a team, the Dons allow their opponents to shoot at a rate of 41.2% (318 of 771) and they allow their opponents to grab 32.7 boards per game. With 167 assists given up to the opponent throughout the season, they are presently placed 176th in college basketball when it comes to allowing assists to the opposition.

The Oregon State Beavers defeated Arizona State by a score of 78-75 in their most recent game on the hardwood. The Beavers’ victory was the result of a victory over Arizona State. Over the course of this game, the Beavers amassed a total of 26 rebounds, including 22 defensive boards and 4 offensive boards. In addition, they were able to steal six balls during the game, but they also lost possession of the ball eleven times. During the course of this game, Arizona State was called for 21 fouls, which resulted in the Beavers using a total of 21 free throw attempts from the free throw line. Eighteen of the free throws that they attempted to make were successful, giving them an 85.7% success rate. Oregon State was successful in ten out of twenty-eight attempts (35.7%) when it came to shooting from a distance. Following the conclusion of the game, the Beavers had a shooting percentage of 43.9%, which was achieved by going 25 for 57 from the field. As a result of the Beavers’ failure to stop Arizona State from making 25 of their 56 attempts from the floor, the Beavers finished the game with a 44.6% shooting percentage. They finished the game with a free throw percentage of 87.5%, shooting 21 of 24 from the free throw line, and a 3-point percentage of 21.1%; they made 4 of 19 shots from beyond the arc. Taking into consideration the topic of team rebounding, Oregon State allowed Arizona State to collect 43 total rebounds, 13 of which were offensive.

In the end, Josiah Lake II was able to make a difference for the Beavers’ performance in the game. He had a rate of 55.6% for this game, which he achieved by making five out of nine shots, and he was responsible for five rebounds. Over the course of the game, he played 39 minutes on the court and racked up 23 points. Additionally, he had nine assists.

For the season, Oregon State has a record of 7-6 in terms of wins and losses. A total of 18.3 fouls are committed by the Beavers in each game, and they have a free throw percentage of 78.1%. They are ranked 228th in college for the number of times they earn an assist per game, which is 13.8 times per game, and they are losing possession of the ball due to turnovers 12.8 times per game. During the course of the season, Oregon State has scored a total of 952 points (73.2 points per game), and they have grabbed 32.5 boards per game. The Beavers are now ranked 258th in the nation in terms of their offensive performance, as they are connecting on 44.0% of their shots from the floor.

This means that the Oregon State defense allows their opponents to make 30.3% of their shots from a distance (94 of 310) and that their opponents are successful in 73.3% of their shots from the charity stripe. They allow 12.6 assists and 35.5 boards per game, which places them 127th and 239th, respectively, in the NCAA basketball rankings. The Beavers have a point-per-game (PPG) allowed up of 72.8, which places them 177th in the nation. The team has allowed teams to shoot 42.0% from the field, which ranks 114th in NCAA basketball, and they have forced 11.0 turnovers in every game.

✅ Our San Francisco Dons vs Oregon State Beavers Pick: Oregon State

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