Vermont Catamounts vs Princeton Tigers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-30-2025

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Vermont Catamounts vs Princeton Tigers Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-30-2025

In the most recent game that they played, the Vermont Catamounts were defeated by Iona by a score of 83-78, and they were forced to return home with a defeat. During the course of the discussion on personal fouls, the Catamounts ended up with thirteen, while Iona managed to accumulate eleven. They were successful in six of their seventeen attempts from beyond the arc. Iona was able to walk away with a free throw percentage of 70.8% after making 17 of 24 shots from the free throw line she attempted. Iona finished the game with no refusals, despite the fact that she grabbed 36 rebounds, five of which were offensive and 31 of which were defensive. During the course of this match, Iona contributed five assists and four steals. In terms of the defense, Vermont allowed a shooting percentage of 54.5% from the floor throughout the course of 30 of 55 shots. In addition, they were responsible for nine assists during the game, while also causing six turnovers for the opposing team and stealing three balls. Taking into consideration the number of rebounds they pulled down, they had a total of 31, with nine of those being offensive. A total of nine of the fourteen shots that the Catamounts took at the charity stripe were successful, giving them a percentage of 64.3%. By the time the game was over, Vermont had established a field goal percentage of 44.8% (30 of 67) and had successfully made 9 of their 31 tries at three-point shots.

Gus Yalden is one of the individuals that contributed to this competition in some way. He had a shooting percentage of 52.9% from the field and also had one assist. In addition to grabbing seven rebounds, he played for a total of twenty-five minutes before leaving the court. At the end of the game, he finished with 24 points after shooting 9 of 17 shots.

Vermont will come into this encounter with a record of 8-6 on the season, which includes both wins and losses. They commit 17.9 personal fouls per game as a team, and they turn the ball over 10.0 times per game. Individually, they average 10.0 turnovers per game. As a team, Vermont is now ranked 133rd in the nation in terms of passing the ball, and they are currently averaging 34.9 rebounds per game. Additionally, they have 194 assists for the season. As of this now, the Catamounts are making 74.8% of their free throws and 34.9% of their three-point attempts (130 of 373). In their most recent game, they have scored 78.1 points per game, which places them 174th in Division 1, and they have shot 47.8 percent from the field.

When it comes to defense, the Catamounts are committing 16.9 fouls and forcing 9.2 turnovers per game. The percentage of shots from beyond the perimeter that they allow their opponents to make is 35.7%, and they rank 203rd in Division I in terms of points per game (74.2). The defense of the Catamounts is allowing a field goal percentage of 45.3% (353 of 780), and they are also surrendering 30.6 rebounds per game as a squad. With 179 assists that they have given up for the season, they are ranked 246th in the nation in terms of giving up assists.

The Princeton Tigers were defeated by Temple by a score of 65-61 in their most recent game, which they were able to walk away from with a lack of victory. Throughout this contest, the Tigers racked up a total of 29 rebounds, including 23 defensive rebounds and 6 offensive rebounds. Additionally, they handed the ball over nine times while committing five steals during this matchup. For this game, Temple was called for 15 personal fouls, which resulted in the Tigers having a total of 16 attempts at free throws until they were finally successful. They had a success rate of 75.0% as a result of their ability to make 12 of the free throw attempts. Princeton made five of their twenty-nine attempts at three-point shots, which is a 26.3% conversion rate. After the conclusion of this game, the Tigers had a field goal percentage of 41.5%, which was achieved by making 22 of 53 shots from the field. The Tigers allowed Temple to convert 25 of their 54 attempts from the floor, which resulted in Temple having a rate of 46.3% for this competition. They made four out of twelve shots from beyond the arc, which resulted in a three-point percentage of 33.3%, and they ended up making 11 out of 15 free throws, which is 73.3%. When it comes to attacking the glass, Princeton allowed Temple to collect a total of 32, nine of which were offensive.

While the Tigers were competing in this match, Malik Abdullahi filled in for them. He made nine of eleven field goals throughout the game, which resulted in an 81.8% field goal percentage, and he also grabbed seven rebounds. In the thirty minutes that he was on the floor, he managed to rack up 21 points, but he was unable to hand out any assists.

According to the current season, Princeton has a record of 3-11. While the Tigers are hitting 70.0% from the free throw line, they are incurring 16.9 personal fouls per game. They are turning the ball over 12.3 times per game, which places them in the 74th position in Division 1 in terms of the number of times they earn assists, which is 13.2 times per game. To this far in the season, Princeton has scored 952 points, which is equivalent to 68.0 points per game, and they have grabbed 35.0 boards per game. In terms of their offensive performance, the Tigers are currently ranked 339th in the nation with a field goal percentage of 40.9%.

The Princeton defense enables their opponents to make 31.0% of their three-point attempts (99 of 319), and their opponents are making 73.4% of their shots from the free throw line. The average number of assists and boards that they allow each night is 12.6 and 33.8, respectively, which places them ranked 128th and 149th in Division I. With 72.4 points per game allowed, the Tigers’ defense unit is ranked 165th in Division 1 in terms of PPG conceded. Every game, they force their opponents to commit 10.2 turnovers, and they allow their opponents to shoot 45.8% from the field, which is the 292nd best percentage in college basketball.

✅ Our Vermont Catamounts vs Princeton Tigers Pick: Vermont

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