Stanford Cardinal vs Virginia Cavaliers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-10-2026

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Stanford Cardinal vs Virginia Cavaliers Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-10-2026

During their most recent match, the Stanford Cardinal took the court against Virginia Tech and emerged victorious by a score of 69-68. This victory was the Cardinal’s most recent victory. Over the course of the game, Stanford finished with a field goal percentage of 44.8% (26 of 58), and they were successful in 10 of their 28 attempts from beyond the arc. At the charity stripe, the Cardinal was successful seven times out of nine times, which is a percentage of 77.8 percent. With regard to the collection of rebounds, they came up with a total of 29, with ten of those coming from the offensive end. In addition, they had 11 assists for this game, while also committing 9 turnovers and having 7 steals under their belt. With regard to defense, Stanford allowed its opponent to shoot 39.6% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 21 of 53 shots. While playing in this game, Virginia Tech recorded a total of seven assists and four steals. In addition, Virginia Tech only managed to gather 34 rebounds (13 offensive and 21 defensive), but they did not record a single rejection. Because they converted 19 of their 25 attempts from the charity stripe, Virginia Tech was able to walk away with a score of 76.0% from the charity stripe. They were successful in seven out of twenty tries from a long range. In terms of personal fouls, the Cardinal finished with 21 while Virginia Tech finished with 13; the Cardinal were the team that walked away with the most.

Ebuka Okorie is an individual who made a significant contribution to the matchup for several reasons. In the end, he finished with 31 points, shooting 11 out of 18 from the field. After 38 minutes of watching the court, he was able to pull down two boards. His final percentage from the field was 61.1%, and he finished with a total of six assists.

Over the course of the season, Stanford had a record of 13-3, which includes both wins and losses. While making 43.4% of their field goal attempts, they average 78.3 points per game, which places them 153rd in Division 1. When it comes to three-point shots, the Cardinal are shooting 34.5% (138 of 400), and they are shooting 72.4% from the free throw line. As a team, Stanford is now ranked 287th in the nation in terms of passing the ball, and they are averaging 35.6 rebounds per game. Additionally, they have 195 assists since the beginning of the season. They give away possession of the ball 10.9 times per game, and as a team, they commit 17.8 fouls in each and every game.

The Cardinal are able to force 14.4 turnovers per game while drawing 20.7 personal fouls. This puts them in a defensive favorable position. They have given up 166 assists to their opponents so far this year, which places them in the 36th position in the country in terms of the number of assists they have given up. From a defensive standpoint, the Cardinal are allowing a shooting percentage of 44.8% (389 of 868) and they are allowing 32.3 rebounds per game as a team. They rank 114th in Division I in terms of points per game allowed (70.7), and they allow 33.3% of shots from beyond the arc.

During their most recent game on the floor, the Virginia Cavaliers defeated California by a score of 84-60, resulting in a victory that they brought home with them. Regarding the topic of rebounds, Virginia allowed California to collect a total of 24 (five of which were received offensively). By the end of the game, they had a free throw percentage of 86.4% and finished with a shooting percentage of 19 of 22 from the free throw line. Their 3-point shooting percentage was 15.8%. The Cavaliers handed California a shooting percentage of 35.2% in this contest, which was a result of the fact that they allowed California to make 19 of their 54 attempts from the floor. After the final whistle blew, the Cavaliers had a percentage of fifty percent, which was based on their performance from the floor, which was thirty out of sixty. When it came to attempts at three-point shots, Virginia was successful nine times out of thirty-nine (31%) times. A total of 15 of their free throw attempts were successful, giving them a conversion rate of 65.2%. During the game, California committed twenty personal fouls, which resulted in the Cavaliers having to go to the charity stripe for a total of twenty-three tries. On top of that, they turned over the ball eleven times while only stealing five times throughout the battle. During the game, the Cavaliers were able to collect a total of 38 rebounds, which included 29 defensive boards and 9 offensive boards overall.

When it came to the Cavaliers, Malik Thomas was an essential player in the game. His total for the game was three assists, and he scored twenty points in the twenty-five minutes that he was on the court. During this game, he made seven of twelve field goals, giving him a field goal percentage of 58.3 percent, and he also grabbed a total of four rebounds.

For the current season, Virginia has a record of 13-2. This season, the Cavaliers have committed 19.1 fouls per game, and they have a 68.1% shooting percentage from the free throw line. On average, they are able to earn an assist 17.6 times a game, which places them in the 41st position in college, while they give up possession 10.8 times per game. During the course of the season, Virginia has scored 1,291 points (86.1 points per game), and they have pulled down 42.3 boards per game. When it comes to the offensive side of the ball, the Cavaliers are now 58th in the nation in terms of their shooting percentage from the floor, which is 48.4%.

On the defensive end of the court, the Cavaliers are 57th in Division 1 in terms of the number of points they allow to be scored against them, with 67.6. In addition to allowing teams to shoot 38.4% from the field, they are able to cause 11.5 turnovers per game, which places them 17th in Division 1. The defense of Virginia allows opponents to make 29.6% of their three-point shots (95 of 321), and opponents are successful in 72.9% of their attempts from the free throw line. On a nightly basis, they allow 10.9 assists and 32.8 rebounds, which places them in the 31st and 88th positions in Division I respectively.

✅ Our Stanford Cardinal vs Virginia Cavaliers Pick: Stanford

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