UIC Flames vs UNI Panthers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-13-2026

UIC Flames vs UNI Panthers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-13-2026. Place a bet on this game at YouWager.lv..

UIC Flames vs UNI Panthers Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-13-2026

In their most recent game, the University of Illinois at Chicago Flames defeated Illinois State by a score of 63-59. This led to the Flames’ victory. During the course of the game, the Flames finished up with 19 fouls, while Illinois State racked up 16 fouls while they were competing. They made 35 attempts from beyond the arc, and they were successful in eight of them. While making 17 of their 22 attempts from the free throw line, Illinois State concluded the game with a free throw percentage of 77.3%. In addition, Illinois State was able to record 37 rebounds (14 offensive and 23 defensive), but they were unable to register a single rejection. A total of 15 assists and seven steals were recorded by Illinois State during the contest. In terms of defense, UIC allowed the opposing team to shoot 17 out of 62 shots from the field, which resulted in a 27.4% field goal percentage. Furthermore, they were responsible for 9 assists during the game, in addition to causing 11 turnovers and obtaining 6 steals. Out of the total number of boards that they brought in, they accumulated 37, with nine of them being of the offensive variety. The Flames had a success record of 90.9% from the free throw line overall, making 10 of 11 tries from the line. At the conclusion of the game, UIC had managed to achieve a field goal percentage of 41.0% (25 of 61), and they were successful in converting three of their fourteen shots from beyond the perimeter.

Abdul Momoh is one of the players who performed exceptionally well in this game. In the end, he had a field goal percentage of 77.8 percent and also contributed two assists. In addition to grabbing six rebounds, he was on the floor for a total of 29 minutes. As he exited the arena, he had 15 points for a shooting percentage of 7 out of 9.

UIC enters this matchup with a record of 7-10 on the season, which includes both wins and losses. For the time being, they are currently ranked 225th in college basketball with an average of 75.3 points per game, while their field goal percentage is 44.0%. With 102 of 333 shots from beyond the arc, the Flames have a shooting percentage of 30.6%, but their percentage from the charity stripe is 76.2%. As a team, the University of Illinois at Chicago is averaging 36.8 boards per game and has an overall total of 241 assists for the season, which places them 184th in the nation in terms of passing. They are losing possession of the ball 13.1 times per game due to turnovers, and as a team, they are committing 17.8 personal fouls per game.

Every game, the Flames are able to force 14.2 turnovers, and they draw 18.4 fouls. This is a testament to their defensive success. They rank 139th in college basketball in terms of the number of points per game that they allow (71.8), and they allow 33.2% of shots from beyond the arc. When it comes to defense, the Flames are allowing an opponent to shoot at a rate of 42.3% (410 of 969) and they are giving up 33.6 boards a game as a group. As of right now, they are ranked 333rd in Division 1 in terms of the number of assists they have given up to the opposition, with 275 assists given up thus far this year.

When the UNI Panthers met Bradley in their most recent game, they were defeated by a score of 75-69. This was the last time they competed on the hardwood. In this game, the Panthers were able to collect a total of 32 boards, with 27 coming from their defensive side and 5 coming from their offensive side. Over the course of this game, they also committed five turnovers while accumulating four steals. Bradley was responsible for 14 personal fouls during the game, which resulted in the Panthers having to go to the free throw line for a total of 18 times. They were successful in producing 11 of those, which represents a proportion of 61.1%. When it came to shots from the downtown area, UNI was successful in burying 8 out of 25 attempts (32.0%). By the time this game was over, the Panthers had finished shooting 25 out of 59 from the field, which put them at a 42.4% shooting percentage for the game. As a result of the Panthers allowing Bradley to successfully knock down 25 of 58 attempts from the field, the Panthers finished the match with a rate of 43.1% to their credit. They concluded the game with a shooting percentage of 29.2% from a distance, making 7 of 24 shots, and they finished this one with a shooting percentage of 64.3% from the free throw line, making 18 of 28 shots. With regard to the level of team rebounding, UNI allowed Bradley to collect a total of forty rebounds, nine of which were on the offensive side.

The Panthers were able to benefit significantly from Trey Campbell’s contributions during the course of this game. During his 33 minutes on the court, he not only scored 18 points but also contributed three assists to the team’s success. During this game, he made eight of sixteen field goals, giving him a field goal percentage of fifty percent. Additionally, he grabbed five rebounds.

At this point in the season, UNI has a record of 12-5 thus far. The Panthers’ offensive performance is currently ranked 143rd in collegiate basketball, with a hitting percentage of 46.1% from the field. For the season, UNI has scored 1,183 points, which is equivalent to 69.6 points per game, and they have grabbed 33.1 boards per game against. There are 15.8 times per game that they are assisting their teammates, which places them 99th in the nation, and they are turning the ball over 9.1 times per game. During each and every game, the Panthers are accountable for committing 15.1 personal fouls, and they have a free throw percentage of 67.5%.

UNI’s defense allows opponents to make 25.7% of their shots from beyond the three-point line (96 of 374), and opponents are successful in 69.9% of their attempts to commit foul shots. The fact that they allow 11.2 assists and 35.2 rebounds per game places them in the 41st and 225th positions, respectively, in the national rankings. At 59.5 points per game, the Panthers’ defense is ranked first in NCAA basketball, making them the best defensive team in the country. 12.5 turnovers are being forced by them per game, and they have allowed teams to shoot 39.2% from the field, which is the 25th best percentage in Division 1.

✅ Our UIC Flames vs UNI Panthers Pick: UIC

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