Niagara Purple Eagles vs Manhattan Jaspers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-11-2026

Fairfield was the opponent that the Niagara Purple Eagles faced in their most recent game, which they ultimately lost by a score of 83-75. The Purple Eagles finished up with 13 fouls, while Fairfield had 8 fouls. This is in reference to the number of fouls that were committed. Furthermore, they were successful in six out of sixteen attempts from the downtown area. As a result of making 19 of their 21 shots from the charity stripe, Fairfield ended up having a success rate of 90.5%. In addition, Fairfield had a total of 24 rebounds from six offensive and eighteen defensive rebounds, but he did not have a single block. This game resulted in Fairfield accumulating 9 assists and 5 steals for the tournament. When discussing the defense, Niagara allowed the other side to shoot 50.9% from the field, which resulted in 29 out of 57 shots being made. In addition, they were responsible for 14 assists during the game, in addition to causing the opposing side to commit five turnovers and accumulating three steals. They racked up a total of 23 rebounds at the end of the game, with seven of those rebounds coming from an offensive standpoint. It was a perfect score for the Purple Eagles, as they were able to make all four of their attempts from the free throw line. During the final minutes of the game, Niagara finished with a field goal percentage of 54.4% (31 out of 57) and made 9 of their 23 three-point goals.

Justin Page is a player who made a significant contribution to the outcome of this game. At the end of the game, he had 21 points after shooting 8 out of 13 shots. His total playing time was 31 minutes, and he also grabbed four rebounds. During the course of the game, he finished with a shooting percentage of 61.5% from the field and two assists.

Currently, Niagara has a record of 4-10 for the season, which brings them into this matchup. Each game, they commit 15.8 fouls as a team, which results in them losing possession of the ball 11.6 times. Additionally, they turn the ball over 11.6 times daily. As a team, Niagara is averaging 27.6 rebounds per game and has accumulated 182 assists for the season, which places them 326th in Division I in terms of the number of times they have passed the ball. Currently, the Purple Eagles are making 30.8% of their three-point shots (92 of 299) and 72.5% of their free throws from the charity stripe. With a field goal percentage of 43.2%, they have a scoring average of 63.7 points per game, which places them 356th in the country.

During their defensive play, the Purple Eagles are able to force 11.7 turnovers a game while also drawing 16.1 personal fouls. Their three-point shooting percentage is 37.5%, and they are rated 215th in Division I in terms of the number of points they allow per game (74.6). With a field goal percentage of 47.3% (355 of 750), the Purple Eagles are allowing their opponents to score, and they are also allowing their opponents to score 34.6 boards per game. In terms of the number of assists they have allowed to their opponents, they are presently placed 88th in college basketball, having given up 185 assists so far this season.

In their most recent match, the Manhattan Jaspers were defeated by Merrimack by a score of 73-66, and they were forced to return home. The manner in which they cleaned up the glass was such that Manhattan allowed Merrimack to receive a total of 32 points, five of which were on the offensive glass. In the end, they made 13 out of 20 free throws, which is a 65.0 percent success rate, and they concluded with a 30.8% success rate from three-point range, connecting on 8 out of 26 shots. The Jaspers allowed Merrimack to make 26 of their 54 attempts from the floor, which resulted in the Jaspers having a shooting percentage of 48.1% for the game. With everything taken into consideration, the Jaspers ended up shooting a total of 28 out of 66 from the field, which resulted in a shooting percentage of 42.4%. Manhattan was successful in three out of twelve attempts at shooting from a distance, which is a 25 percent success rate. They were successful in making seven of the free throw attempts, which is equivalent to an 87.5% success rate. Merrimack committed 11 personal fouls throughout the game, which resulted in the Jaspers having a total of 8 opportunities to take free throws from the free throw line. During this competition, they also committed nine turnovers of the ball despite having six thefts to their credit. Throughout the course of the game, the Jaspers were able to collect a total of 32 rebounds, including 22 defensive rebounds and 10 offensive rebounds.

Over the course of the game, Anthony Isaac played a significant role for the Jaspers. He had a total of eight rebounds and made six out of twelve shots during the game, which is a 50.0% success percentage. In the 19 minutes that he was on the court, he scored a total of 16 points, but he was unable to produce an assist.

As of the end of the year, Manhattan has a score of 7-9. With regard to their offensive performance, the Jaspers are currently ranked 269th in Division I when it comes to their field goal percentage of 43.7%. Over the course of the season, Manhattan has scored 1,236 points, which is equivalent to 77.3 points per game, and they have collected 33.9 boards per game. In college, they rank 274th in terms of the number of times they assist teammates each game, which is 13.1 times per game, while they give up possession of the ball 11.2 times per game. In each game, the Jaspers have committed 14.6 personal fouls, and their percentage from the charity stripe is 77.2%.

With 81.7 points allowed per game, the Jaspers are placed 336th in the nation in terms of points allowed per game. They have allowed teams to shoot 46.8% from the field, which is the third-highest percentage in college basketball, and they have forced 12.3 turnovers on a nightly average. At the same time as their opponents are successful in 71.4% of their free throw attempts, the Manhattan defense allows 36.3% of their opponents to make three-point shots (145 of 400). In each game, they allow 18.1 assists and 39.8 boards, which places them in the 358th and 353rd positions, respectively, in the nation.

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