Miami RedHawks vs Kent State Golden Flashes Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-20-2026

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Miami RedHawks vs Kent State Golden Flashes Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-20-2026

The Miami RedHawks defeated Buffalo with a final score of 105-102 in their most recent matchup. This victory earned them the title of champions. In the end, Miami finished the game with a field goal percentage of 57.6% (38 out of 66), and they were successful in converting 13 out of their 29 three-point shots. This represents a 61.5% success rate for the RedHawks from the free throw line, as they made 16 of their 26 tries. The overall number of boards that they grabbed was 29, with four of those being offensive in nature. They accumulated a total of 29 boards. A total of 19 assists were also recorded by them during the game, in addition to 14 turnovers and 10 steals. When it came to defense, Miami allowed their opponent to shoot 53.8% from the field, consisting of 35 of 65 shots from the field. A total of 17 assists and seven steals were recorded by Buffalo during the game. On top of that, Buffalo finished the game without committing any turnovers, despite the fact that they grabbed 32 rebounds (6 offensive and 26 defensive). As a result of making 19 of their 23 attempts at free throws, Buffalo ended with an 82.6% shooting percentage. They were successful in 13 of their 26 attempts at long-range shots. With regard to the number of fouls committed, the RedHawks were able to walk away with 18 while Buffalo was able to record 23.

Some of the players who played a role in this matchup include Peter Suder. He finished with 37 points after making 13 of 22 shots from the field. In addition to recording four rebounds, he played for a total of 41 minutes. He ended up shooting 59.1 percent from the field, but he did not have any assists by the time the clock ran out.

This game will be played by Miami, which has a record of 19-0 for the year from wins to losses. The average number of times they turn the ball over is 11.2 per game, and they commit 16.2 fouls per game as a squad. During the current season, Miami has a team average of 36.4 boards per game and has accounted for 331 assists, which places them in the 29th position in the college basketball rankings in terms of passing the rock. The RedHawks are making 41.9% of their shots from beyond the arc (218 of 520), and they are landing 78.2% of their free throws from the charity stripe. With a field goal percentage of 54.0%, they are averaging 93.9 points per game, which places them in second place in Division 1.

When they are on the defensive end of the court, the RedHawks are able to force their opponents to commit 13.6 turnovers a game, and they force their opponents to commit 18.9 personal fouls. With 238 assists that they have given up so far this season, they are rated 152nd in the collegiate rankings for allowing assists. The RedHawks are allowing their opponents to make 42.2% of their field goals (496 of 1,174), and they are also giving up 31.7 boards per game as a squad. They are rated 172nd in college basketball in terms of opponent points per game (73.3), and they allow 31.8% of their shots to come from beyond the arc.

The Kent State Golden Flashes last competed against Toledo, and they emerged victorious with a score of 87-84. This victory allowed them to return home with a victory. When it came to the number of rebounds, Kent State gave Toledo a total of 26, with nine coming from the offensive side of the court. They finished the game with a 42.1% shooting percentage from beyond the arc, in which they made 8 of 19 shots, and they ended up shooting 20 of 29 from the free throw line, which is 69.0%. A total of 28 of Toledo’s 59 attempts from the floor were successful, giving Toledo a percentage of 47.5% in the matchup. The Golden Flashes allowed Toledo to capitalize on this opportunity. At the end of the game, the Golden Flashes had a shooting percentage of 47.4%, which was determined by the fact that they had shot 27 out of 57 shots from the field. In terms of shots from beyond the arc, Kent State was successful in 7 out of 24 attempts, which is a 29.2% conversion rate. With a percentage of 72.2%, they were successful in making all 26 of their attempts at free throws. Over the course of the game, Toledo committed 25 personal fouls, which resulted in the Golden Flashes having to go to the penalty area for a total of 36 times. They were also responsible for nine turnovers of the ball while accumulating seven thefts throughout the game. For the game, the Golden Flashes collected a total of 36 rebounds, with 24 coming from the defensive side and 12 coming from the offensive side.

The Golden Flashes relied heavily on Delrecco Gillespie in order to be successful in the competition. The 38 minutes that he spent on the court resulted in him scoring 29 points and dishing out three assists for this game. During this game, he had a field goal percentage of 61.1%, making 11 of 18 shots from the field. Additionally, he had 13 rebounds.

For the year, Kent State has a record of 14-4 in terms of wins and losses. The Golden Flashes are currently rated 57th in the nation in terms of their offensive performance, as they are connecting on 48.0% of their efforts from the field. During this season, Kent State has amassed 1,624 points, which is equivalent to 90.2 points per game, and they have grabbed 39.3 boards during each game. At the same time that they are losing possession of the ball by turning it over 13.8 times per game, they are receiving an assist 18.3 times per game, which places them seventeenth in the country. In a typical game, the Golden Flashes commit 20.1 fouls, and their percentage from the free throw line is 74.8%.

The defense at Kent State allows opponents to make 36.1% of their shots from beyond the three-point line (178 of 493), and opponents are successful 61.7 percent of the time when they attempt free throws. The average number of assists and rebounds that they allow each night is 15.7 and 33.2, respectively, which places them 316th and 104th in both categories on the defensive end of the court. With an average of 81.9 points allowed per game, the Golden Flashes’ defensive performance is ranked 340th in all of college competition. They have allowed teams to shoot 44.1% from the field, which places them 210th in NCAA basketball, and they force 12.9 turnovers per game of their opponents.

✅ Our Miami RedHawks vs Kent State Golden Flashes Pick: Miami

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