UNLV Rebels vs Nevada Wolf Pack Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-30-2026

UNLV Rebels vs Nevada Wolf Pack Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-30-2026. Place a bet on this game at YouWager.lv..

UNLV Rebels vs Nevada Wolf Pack Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-30-2026

UNLV Rebels vs Nevada Wolf Pack Prediction

In the most recent game that the UNLV Rebels participated in, they faced up against New Mexico and ultimately suffered a defeat by a score of 89-61. UNLV ended with a field goal percentage of 37.3% (22 of 59), and they made four of their eighteen attempts from beyond the arc. The Rebels had a success rate of 76.5% when they attempted to score from the charity stripe, as they were successful in 13 of their 17 attempts. With regard to the amount of boards that they were able to pull down, they accumulated a total of thirty, seven of which were on the offensive end. Additionally, they were responsible for 13 assists during the matchup, in addition to committing 10 turnovers and obtaining 6 steals. In terms of defense, UNLV granted their opponent a shooting percentage of 50.8% from the floor, with 33 of 65 shots being attempts. The New Mexico team finished the game with 21 assists and 8 steals during the contest. In addition, New Mexico ended up with 36 rebounds, eight of which were offensive and 28 of which were defensive, but they were unable to record a block on the roster. New Mexico was able to win this game by shooting 72.2% from the free throw line and making 13 of 18 attempts to make free throws within the arc. They were successful in converting 10 out of 24 long-range tries. When it came to the number of fouls committed, the Rebels ended up with 16, while New Mexico amassed 14 misconducts.

One of the players who made a significant contribution to the game was Issac Williamson. In the end, he shot 36.4% from the field and also contributed two assists to the team’s total. When he was on the hardwood, he played for a total of 28 minutes and also grabbed two boards. He shot four out of eleven shots and scored nine points.

The UNLV student-athletes will come into this matchup with a record of 10-10 for the season. They shoot 45.8% from the field while averaging 78.0 points per game, which places them 144th in Division 1 of the NCAA Division I rankings. As of right now, the Rebels are making 31.1% of their three-point attempts (127 of 408) and 68.1% of their free throws from the free throw line. As a team, the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) is averaging 35.8 rebounds per game and has accounted for 284 assists throughout the season, which now places them 220th in college basketball in terms of passing. They have a turnover rate of 12.7 times a game, which results in them losing possession of the ball, and as a team, they commit 21.4 personal fouls every single night.

The Rebels are able to force their opponents to commit 14.1 turnovers on a nightly basis while also drawing 20.5 fouls because of their defensive play. Their opponents score 77.3 points per game, which places them 279th in Division I, and they allow 33.8% of their shots to come from beyond the arc. When it comes to defense, the Rebels are allowing a field goal percentage of 44.7% (515 of 1,151), and they are also surrendering 35.8 boards per game as a team. After surrendering 295 assists to the opposition so far this season, they are presently ranked 242nd in the nation in terms of the number of assists they have allowed.

In their most recent match, the Nevada Wolf Pack defeated Grand Canyon by a score of 66-60, resulting in a victory that allowed them to return home victors. In terms of how they reclaimed the ball, Nevada allowed Grand Canyon to amass a total of 35, with six of those coming from the attacking side of the court. In the end, they made 10 of 15 free throws, which is 66.7% of their total shots, and they finished with a 17.4% shooting percentage from beyond the arc, making 4 of 23 shots. Grand Canyon had a field goal percentage of 39.7% during the course of this competition because the Wolf Pack allowed them to make 23 of their 58 attempts from the field. All things considered, the Wolf Pack had a shooting percentage of 32.8% from the field, which was achieved by shooting 21 out of 64 shots. In terms of three-point shots, Nevada was successful in seven out of seventeen attempts (41.2%). They had a percentage of 65.4%, which means that they were successful in making 17 of the free throw attempts. Due to the fact that Grand Canyon committed 19 fouls during this game, the Wolf Pack were forced to take a total of 26 shots from the free throw line. In addition, they committed eight turnovers while also accumulating eight steals during this game. In the game, the Wolf Pack collected a total of 36 rebounds, with 26 coming from the defensive side and 10 coming from the offensive side.

When it came to this competition, Chuck Bailey III was an important member of the Wolf Pack. Within the span of his 29 minutes on the court, he not only scored 18 points but also racked up one assist during this matchup. He had a field goal percentage of 70.0% for this game, which he achieved by making seven out of ten shots, and he also grabbed four rebounds.

So far in the campaign, Nevada has a record of 15-6 record. Over the course of a game, the Wolf Pack commits 18.0 personal fouls while hitting 76.1% from the free throw line. They rank 169th in the USA in terms of the number of times they assist teammates per game, which is 14.4 times, while they lose possession of the ball due to turnovers 9.4 times per game. For the season, Nevada has scored 1,602 points, which is equivalent to 76.3 points per game, and they have grabbed 36.2 rebounds per game. When it comes to the offensive side of the ball, the Wolf Pack are currently finishing with a 43.4% field goal percentage, which places them 284th in the nation.

When it comes to the number of points allowed per game, the Wolf Pack are placed 101st in Division I with a total of 70.6 at the defensive end. In each and every game, they are able to force 11.8 turnovers and have allowed teams to shoot 43.0% from the field, which places them 140th in the nation. The defense of Nevada allows 33.5% of their opponents to make shots from a distance (165 of 492), and their opponents make 72.1% of their shots from the free throw line for them to make. On a nightly basis, they allow 13.5 assists and 33.9 rebounds, which has them ranked 192nd and 151st, respectively, in both categories.

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