Tennessee State Tigers vs Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-30-2025

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Tennessee State Tigers vs Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-30-2025

The most recent game that the Tennessee State Tigers participated in was against Southeast Missouri State, and they were defeated by a score of 91-82. This was the only game that they were able to win. On the subject of fouls, the Tigers finished with 21 while Southeast Missouri State finished with a total of 25 fouls. In their twenty attempts from beyond the arc, they were successful nine times. By making 22 of their 29 tries at free throws, Southeast Missouri State ended with a free throw shooting percentage of 75.9%. In addition, Southeast Missouri State was able to record 37 rebounds, including 8 offensive and 29 defensive, but they were unable to record a rejection. A total of 16 assists and four steals were recorded by Southeast Missouri State during the contest. In terms of the defense, Tennessee State allowed its opponent to shoot 57.7% from the floor, with 30 of 52 shots coming from the field. Additionally, they were responsible for nine assists throughout the game, in addition to causing the opponent to commit eighteen turnovers and accumulating nine steals. In terms of getting rebounds, they accomplished a total of 25 of them, with seven of those rebounds coming from the offensive end of the court. The Tigers had a success rate of 72.2% when they were shooting from the charity stripe, as they shot 26 of 36 shots. At the end of the game, Tennessee State finished with a field goal percentage of 42.4% (25 out of 59), and they made 6 out of their 15 attempts to make a three-point shot.

Among the players who contributed to the game was Travis Harper II, who played a role. Although he finished the game with a field goal percentage of 53.8%, he did not register any assists. Not only did he watch the game for a total of 29 minutes, but he also snatched one board. He shot 7 of 13 from the field and finished with 23 points.

As of this moment, Tennessee State has a record of 7-5 for the year, which includes both wins and losses. Every game, they commit 14.5 turnovers, and as a squad, they commit 19.5 fouls. They turn the ball over once every game. During the course of the season, Tennessee State has accumulated 153 assists and 39.8 boards per game, which places them 317th in Division 1 in terms of passing. Additionally, the team has pulled down 39.8 boards per game. When it comes to three-point attempts, the Tigers are making 27.6% of them (66 of 239) and 74.3% of their free throws making them successful. With a field goal percentage of 44.1%, they have a scoring average of 79.6 points per game, which places them 134th in the collegiate rankings.

On defense, the Tigers collect 17.9 personal fouls and force 16.5 turnovers per game. They also force 16.5 turnovers offensively. With 159 assists given up to the opposition so far this season, they are rated 131st in Division One in terms of allowing assists to the opposition. An opponent shooting percentage of 45.0% (312 of 694) is being allowed by the Tigers defense, while the Tigers as a team are allowing 35.3 boards per game. They are ranked 247th in college basketball in terms of points per game allowed (76.1), while they allow 30.0% of their 3-point shots to be made.

The Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles were defeated by UT Martin in their most recent game, which they played. The final score was 86-62, and the Golden Eagles were unable to win this matchup. Regarding the offensive glass, Tennessee Tech allowed UT Martin to grab a total of thirty rebounds, seven of which were on the offensive side of the court. They ended the game with a 13-of-29 shooting percentage from outside the arc, which was 44.8%, and they finished the game with an 11-of-13 shooting percentage from the free throw line, which was 84.6%. On the other hand, the Golden Eagles allowed UT Martin to make 31 of their 58 field goal attempts, which resulted in a field goal percentage of 53.4% for them during this matchup. At the end of this game, the Golden Eagles finished the game with a field goal percentage of 42.3%, which was achieved by shooting 22 out of 52 shots from the field. The percentage of three-pointers that Tennessee Tech made was 31.0%, with nine of their 29 tries being successful. A total of nine of their free throw attempts were successful, giving them a percentage of 75.0%. The Golden Eagles were forced to take a total of 12 shots from the free throw line as a result of the 17 fouls that were committed by UT Martin throughout this game. This competition also resulted in them giving up the ball 15 times while they were successful in stealing 5 balls. During the course of the game, the Golden Eagles collected a total of 23 rebounds, 15 of which were defensive and 8 of which were offensive.

It turned out that Mekhi Cameron was able to make a difference for the Golden Eagles in this particular game. In the game, he made seven of nine field goals, which resulted in a field goal percentage of 77.8 percent, and he also got three rebounds. Over the course of his 27 minutes on the court, he not only scored 19 points but also racked up one assist across the board.

For the current season, Tennessee Tech has a record of 6-7 in terms of wins and losses. In addition to shooting 73.7% from the free throw line, the Golden Eagles have committed 17.6 fouls per game on average thus far. They are passing the ball around 14.8 times per game, which places them 162nd in Division 1; but, they are losing possession of the ball 14.5 times per game due to turnovers. Over the course of the season, Tennessee Tech has scored a total of 1,036 points (79.7 points per game), and they have grabbed 37.4 boards per game. The Golden Eagles are currently rated 119th in Division I and have a field goal percentage of 47.0%, which places them in the offensive category.

While the Tennessee Tech defense allows their opponents to make 74.0% of their shots from the free throw line, they enable their opponents to make 35.3% of their three-point shots (119 of 337). As a result of their average of 16.1 assists and 35.8 rebounds per game, they are placed 319th and 248th in the nationwide rankings, respectively. With 78.2 points per game allowed, the Golden Eagles’ defense is ranked 297th in college basketball in terms of points per game. They have only allowed teams to shoot 43.0% from the field, which ranks 164th in NCAA basketball, and they have forced 13.2 turnovers per game.

✅ Our Tennessee State Tigers vs Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles Pick: Tennessee State

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