Harvard Crimson vs Brown Bears Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-30-2026

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Harvard Crimson vs Brown Bears Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-30-2026

Harvard Crimson vs Brown Bears Prediction

In their most recent match, the Harvard Crimson were defeated by Cornell by a score of 86-79. Both teams were competing against each other. The Harvard Crimson finished with 21 personal fouls, while Cornell was responsible for 14 personal fouls. The Crimson had a better overall record. Also, out of the 24 attempts they made from three-point range, they were successful in 11 of them. In this game, Cornell was able to come away with an 80.8% free throw shooting percentage after making 21 of its 26 shots from the free throw line. However, Cornell was unable to win a rejection despite grabbing 27 rebounds, seven of which were offensive and twenty of which were defensive. In this encounter, Cornell had 18 assists and four steals, and they disbursed 18 dollars. When it came to defense, Harvard allowed the other team to shoot 52.9% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 27 of 51 shots. In addition, they were responsible for 19 assists during the game, were responsible for 11 turnovers committed by the opponent, and were responsible for 8 thefts. In terms of the number of rebounds they obtained, they racked up a total of 26, with seven of those coming from the offensive end. At the charity stripe, the Crimson were successful in 15 of 18 shots, which is equivalent to an 83.3% conversion rate. At the end of the game, Harvard finished with a field goal percentage of 47.3% (26 out of 55), and they were successful in 12 of their 28 attempts to make three-point shots.

Robert Hinton is a player who played a role in the matchup he was associated with. He ended with a shooting percentage of 58.3 percent from the field and one assist. During his twenty minutes on the court, he racked up a total of six rebounds. Despite missing seven of twelve shots, he was able to score 19 points.

When they hit the floor, Harvard will be doing so with a record of 10-9 for the year. They commit 10.8 turnovers per game and 14.2 personal fouls per game as a squad. Additionally, they turn the ball over 10.8 times per game. With 267 assists for the season, Harvard is now ranked 270th in Division 1 in terms of passing. Additionally, the squad is averaging 31.4 boards per game and has a total of 267 assists for the season. In terms of three-point attempts, the Crimson are connecting on 37.0% (148 of 400), and they are also connecting on 79.0% from the free throw line. They are currently ranked 292nd in the nation in terms of scoring average, averaging 71.6 points per game, while shooting 47.0% from the field.

When it comes to defense, the Crimson are committing 11.6 turnovers per game while also drawing 14.5 personal fouls. They have given up 241 assists for the season, which places them 59th in the college rankings for assists allowed. As a team, the Crimson are allowing their opponents to shoot at a rate of 44.8% (472 of 1,054) against them, and they are also giving up 32.1 rebounds per game. In terms of points per game allowed (69.3), they are rated 67th in Division I, and they allow 32.8% of shots from beyond the arc.

When the Brown Bears met Princeton in their most recent game, they were defeated by Princeton by a score of 63-53, and they headed home with a loss. Within the course of the game, the Bears were able to amass a total of 31 rebounds, including 23 defensive rebounds and 8 offensive rebounds. In addition to that, they turned the ball over ten times while also stealing four times during the game. The Bears were forced to make a total of thirteen trips to the penalty area as a result of the fact that Princeton committed fifteen personal fouls during this game. They were successful in producing nine of those, reflecting a percentage of 69.2%. Brown was successful in converting four of their twenty attempts at shots from outside the perimeter, which is twenty percent of their total. At the time that the final whistle blew, the Bears had a percentage of 32.8% from the floor, which was achieved by shooting 20 for 61 percent from the field. Princeton had a shooting percentage of 30.4% throughout the game, which was due to the fact that the Bears allowed them to make 17 of their 56 attempts from the field. They made seven of twenty-three shots from beyond the arc, which resulted in a percentage of 30.4%, and they ended up making twenty-two of twenty-two free throws, which is a percentage of one hundred percent. When it came to cleaning the glass, Brown enabled Princeton to seize a total of 36 of them, eight of which were offensive.

During the course of the game, Landon Lewis ended up becoming a factor for the Bears. As a result of his performance in the game, he had a field goal percentage of 54.5%, making 6 of 11 shots and grabbing 9 rebounds. During his 36 minutes on the court, he scored 13 points and had two assists. He also had two assists in this game.

During the first half of the season, Brown had a record of 7-11. The Bears’ offensive performance is currently ranked 274th in college basketball, with a shooting percentage of 43.7% from the field. For the year, Brown has amassed 1,287 points, which is equivalent to 71.5 points per game, and they have averaged 36.6 boards per game. Assists are being handed out 15.6 times per game, which places them 99th in Division 1; on the other hand, they are turning the ball over 12.1 times per game. Every single game, the Bears are committing 17.4 personal fouls, and they have a free throw percentage of 70.7%.

The defense of Brown allows 30.5% of their opponents to make three-point shots (122 of 400), and their opponents make 74.3% of their foul shots. Over the course of every game, they have allowed 12.6 assists and 35.3 boards, which places them 114th and 231st, respectively, in college basketball. With 67.4 points allowed per game, the Bears’ defense is ranked 44th in Division I in terms of points allowed per game. Every game, they force their opponents to commit 13.4 turnovers, and they have allowed their opponents to shoot 41.7% from the field, which is the 73rd best percentage in college basketball.

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