Miami RedHawks vs Toledo Rockets Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-9-2026

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Miami RedHawks vs Toledo Rockets Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-9-2026

In their most recent match, the Miami RedHawks defeated Western Michigan by a score of 87-76. This victory was significant for the team. With regard to the number of personal fouls, the RedHawks were able to leave the arena with 19, while Western Michigan was able to rack up 27 personal fouls. In addition, they were successful in burying four of sixteen shots from a distance. In the final minutes of the game, Western Michigan concluded with a 72.7% shooting percentage from the free throw line, making 16 of 22 tries. Western Michigan also managed to grab 29 rebounds, 11 of which were offensive and 18 of which were defensive, but they were unable to record a single rejection. A total of ten assists and eight steals were recorded by Western Michigan during the contest. When it came to defense, Miami allowed 42.4% from the field, which was an average of 28 out of 66 shots. In addition to that, they had a total of 12 assists during the game, in addition to causing 11 turnovers and stealing 6 balls. They were able to take down 37 rebounds, eight of which were of the offensive sort. When it comes to grabbing rebounds, they were successful. Twenty-seven of the thirty-four shots that the RedHawks attempted from the free throw line were successful, giving them a percentage of 79.4 percent. At the end of the game, Miami finished with a field goal percentage of 50.0% (27 of 54), and they were successful in making six of their twenty-six attempts from beyond the arc.

One of the players who contributed to the success of the game is Almar Atlason. Over the course of this game, he finished with a field goal percentage of 60.0% and two assists handed out. In addition to that, he had a total of four boards during his 23 minutes on the court. 21 points were accounted for by him, and he shot six out of ten.

With a record of 16-0 during the current season, Miami comes into this clash with a win-loss record. With a field goal percentage of 53.4%, they have a scoring average of 93.3 points per game, which places them tenth in Division 1. At the moment, the RedHawks are making 41.6% of their three-point attempts (182 of 437) and 78.4% of their free throws from the line. As a team, Miami is averaging 36.9 boards per game and has accounted for 277 assists so far this season, which places them in the 35th position in Division 1 in terms of passing. The average number of times they turn the ball over is 11.4 per game, and they commit 16.1 personal fouls per game as a team.

As a result of their defensive efforts, the RedHawks are able to force their opponents to commit 13.6 turnovers a game while also drawing 19.1 personal fouls. As of this season, they have given up 199 assists to the opposition, which places them in the 155th position in the nation for giving up assists. There is a field goal percentage of 41.8% (413 of 988) that the RedHawks defense allows their opponents to make, and they give up 31.7 boards per game as a team. They are ranked 153rd in college basketball in terms of points per game allowed (72.3), and they are allowing 30.2% of shots from downtown.

When the Toledo Rockets last competed on the court, they defeated Northern Illinois by a score of 75-61. This victory allowed them to take home the award for their most recent victory. The offensive glass was attacked by Toledo, which allowed Northern Illinois to grab a total of 33 rebounds, ten of which were offensive. They shot 10 of 29 from three-point range, which resulted in a 34.5% three-point percentage, and they concluded the game with a 7 out of 11 from the free throw line, which was 63.6%. In the game, the Rockets allowed Northern Illinois to make 22 of their 56 attempts from the field, which resulted in a shooting percentage of 39.3 percent for the team overall. After everything was said and done, the Rockets finished with a shooting percentage of fifty percent; they were successful in making 29 of their 58 shots from the field. When it came to shots from a distance, Toledo was successful in 5 of their 12 attempts, which is 41.7%. They were successful in converting 12 of them, therefore their overall conversion rate was 63.2%. Throughout the game, Northern Illinois was called for 15 fouls, which resulted in the Rockets having to go to the free throw line for a total of 19 individual attempts. In addition, they misplaced the ball ten times while accumulating a total of twelve steals against the opponent. Over the course of the game, the Rockets were able to collect a total of 27 rebounds, including 21 defensive rebounds and 6 offensive rebounds.

When it came to the competition, Kyler Vanderjagt was an essential player for the Rockets. In the course of this competition, he contributed one assist and 18 points during the 31 minutes that he was on the court. In the game, he made five of six shots, which is an 83.3% conversion percentage, and he also scored four rebounds.

At the end of the year, Toledo had a record of 9-6. When it comes to their offensive performance, the Rockets are now 97th in college basketball with a field goal percentage of 47.2%. Throughout the course of the season, Toledo has amassed 1,232 points (82.1 points per game), and they have also collected 36.0 rebounds per game. Their teammates receive assistance 16.4 times a game, which places them 78th in Division 1; nevertheless, they turn the ball over 10.8 times per game. Every game, the Rockets have committed 14.5 fouls, and their effective field goal percentage from the free throw line is 76.8%.

On the defensive end, the Rockets are rated 263rd in college basketball in terms of the number of points they allow per game, with 76.7. They have allowed teams to shoot 47.3% from the field, which is the third-highest percentage in Division I, and they force their opponents to commit 14.0 turnovers per game. The Toledo defense is allowing opponents to make 34.6% of their shots from outside the arc (128 of 370), and opponents are making 67.3% of their shots from the free throw line. The fact that they have given up 16.1 assists and 35.1 rebounds in each and every game places them 323rd and 212nd, respectively, in college basketball.

✅ Our Miami RedHawks vs Toledo Rockets Pick: Miami

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