Richmond Spiders vs Saint Louis Billikens Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-17-2026

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Richmond Spiders vs Saint Louis Billikens Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-17-2026

In their most recent match, the Richmond Spiders defeated La Salle by a score of 74-53. This victory was the Richmond Spiders’ most recent victory. As the game came to a close, Richmond finished with a field goal percentage of 49.1% (28 out of 57), and they accomplished eight of their nineteen attempts from beyond the arc. Ten of the fourteen attempts made by the Spiders from the charity stripe were successful, resulting in a percentage of 71.4%. In terms of snatching rebounds, they racked up 38, with five of those being of the offensive variety. Aside from that, they were responsible for 15 assists during this game, in addition to causing 8 turnovers and accumulating 6 steals. When it comes to the defense, Richmond allowed the other team to shoot 33.9% from the field for a total of 21 out of 62 shots. A total of five assists and five steals were recorded by La Salle during the game. Additionally, La Salle ended the game with no turnovers, despite the fact that they grabbed 30 rebounds (6 offensive and 24 defensive during the game). At the end of the game, La Salle had a free throw percentage of 55.6%, which they achieved by making five of their nine attempts from the line. Six of their twenty-three attempts from the downtown area were successful. Taking into consideration personal fouls, the Spiders finished with a total of 12, while La Salle finished with a total of 13.

In this particular matchup, Aiden Argabright was a player that played a significant role. After the game was over, he finished with a field goal percentage of fifty percent and five assists. During his 28 minutes on the court, he grabbed a total of one rebound. After everything was said and done, he finished with 15 points on five out of ten shots.

During the current season, Richmond has a record of 13-5, which brings them into this matchup. While shooting 46.5% from the field, they average 81.9 points per game, which places them 89th in Division 1. The Spiders have a shooting percentage of 80.2% from the free throw line and 38.1% from beyond the arc, with 169 of 443 shots from beyond the arc. The Richmond men’s basketball team is currently averaging 36.9 rebounds per game and has 280 assists for the season, which places them 78th in Division I in terms of passing attempts. The average number of times they turn the ball over is 10.2 per game, and they commit 17.6 personal fouls a game as a team.

On a nightly basis, the Spiders are committing 18.2 fouls and forcing 12.8 turnovers, which is a remarkable defensive performance. At the same time as they are ranked 133rd in college basketball in terms of points per game allowed (71.7), they are yielding 30.8% from three-point range. A field goal percentage of 42.6% (455 of 1,069) is being allowed by the Spiders defense, and the team as a whole is giving up 35.4 boards per game. Currently, they are ranked 65th in college basketball in terms of the number of assists they have given up to the opposition, with 204 assists given up so far this season.

When the Saint Louis Billikens last competed on the court, they defeated Fordham by a score of 78-56. This victory allowed them to walk away with the competition. In the game, the Billikens collected a total of 34 rebounds, with 27 coming from their defensive side and 7 coming from their offensive side. Furthermore, during this competition, they committed six turnovers of the ball while also committing four steals. Due to the fact that Fordham committed 11 personal fouls throughout the game, the Billikens were forced to take a total of 14 shots from the free throw line. They succeeded in burying ten of them, which is equivalent to a proportion of 71.4%. When it came to shooting from a distance, Saint Louis was successful in 12 of their 30 attempts, which is a percentage of forty percent. Overall, the Billikens were able to emerge victorious from this matchup by shooting 28 out of 55 from the field, which resulted in them having a 50.9% shooting percentage. The Billikens had a rate of 31.3% in this encounter because they allowed Fordham to make 20 of their 64 tries from the field, which resulted in them having a rate of 31.3%. They finished this game with a free throw percentage of 76.9%, in addition to a shooting percentage of 23.1% from a distance, which they accomplished by connecting on 6 of 26 shots. When discussing the manner in which they attacked the glass, Saint Louis allowed Fordham to grab a total of 31 shots, 12 of which were played on the offensive glass.

During the game, Robbie Avila served as a substitute pitcher for the Billikens. While he was only on the court for thirty minutes, he managed to rack up eighteen points and four assists during the contest. During the game, he made seven of ten shots, which gave him a percentage of seventy percent, and he racked up six rebounds.

For the year, Saint Louis has a record of 16-1 in terms of wins and losses. There are 18.2 personal fouls committed by the Billikens in each game, and they have a 76.7% success rate from the charity stripe. The rate at which they assist teammates is 19.3 times per game, which places them ninth in the country. Additionally, they are losing possession of the ball through turnovers 12.2 times per game. This season, Saint Louis has scored 1,563 points, which is equivalent to 91.9 points per game, and they have managed to average 43.4 rebounds each game. With a 52.0% shooting percentage from the field, the Billikens are currently ranked eighth in Division 1 for their offensive performance.

The Saint Louis defense enables its opponents to make their three-point shots at a rate of 26.8% (111 of 414), and their opponents are successful in 72.4% of their attempts from the free throw line. They have let in 10.4 assists and 31.2 rebounds per game, which places them thirteenth and thirty-fiveth, respectively, in college basketball. With 66.8 points allowed per game, the Billikens’ defensive unit is ranked 36th in Division I in terms of points allowed per game. On a nightly basis, they are able to force 11.8 turnovers and have allowed teams to shoot 35.7% from the field, which is the second highest percentage in college basketball.

✅ Our Richmond Spiders vs Saint Louis Billikens Pick: Richmond

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