Northwestern State Demons vs New Orleans Privateers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-31-2026

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Northwestern State Demons vs New Orleans Privateers Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-31-2026

Northwestern State Demons vs New Orleans Privateers Prediction

The most recent game that the Northwestern State Demons participated in was against Stephen F. Austin, and they were defeated by a score of 69-67 for the Northwestern State Demons. Northwestern State finished the game with a field goal percentage of 38.8 percent (26 out of 67), and they were successful in making 6 of 16 attempts from beyond the arc. The Demons had a success rate of 69.2% from the free throw line, as they were able to make 9 of their 13 attempts. Regarding the number of boards they were able to bring down, they racked up 34, with nine of those rebounds coming from the attacking end. In addition, they collected eight steals and forced the opposing team to commit ten turnovers during the game. They also recorded eight assists during the game. As far as the defense is concerned, Northwestern State allowed their opponent to shoot 42.6% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 26 of 61 shots. For the match, Stephen F. Austin had a total of seven steals and eight assists with eight dimes. Not only did Stephen F. Austin finish the game with no turnovers, but he also snagged 37 rebounds, seven of which were offensive and thirty of which were defensive. During the course of the game, Stephen F. Austin finished with a free throw percentage of 61.1%, making 11 of 18 shots from the line. The team also made six of its eighteen attempts from beyond the arc. As far as personal fouls are concerned, the Demons were awarded thirteen, and Stephen F. Austin was responsible for a total of twelve personal fouls.

One individual who made a significant contribution to the play of the game is Chip Brunt. He shot 70.0% from the field, but by the time the game was over, he had not made any assists. He was on the court for twenty-three minutes and made three rebounds. After a seven-out-of-ten shooting performance, he finished with 19 points.

With a record of 6-14 for the year, Northwestern State will enter this game with a win-loss combination of 6-14. They are currently ranked 275th in Division 1 with an average of 72.6 points per game, while their field goal percentage is 45.4%. When it comes to shots from a distance, the Demons are shooting 34.7% (132 of 380), and they are shooting 74.2% from the charity stripe. During the course of the season, Northwestern State has accumulated a total of 245 assists, which places them 328th in the nation in terms of passing the rock. Additionally, the squad has averaged 30.3 rebounds per game. Individually, they are committing 17.7 personal fouls per game, and as a team, they are giving up possession of the ball 12.1 times a game.

In each game, the Demons are committing 19.8 fouls and forcing 11.7 turnovers, which is a significant defensive performance. They allow 36.5% of three-point attempts to be made, and they rank 268th in college basketball in terms of points per game allowed (76.9). When it comes to defense, the Demons are allowing a field goal percentage of 48.4% (538 of 1,112), and they are also allowing 33.8 rebounds per game as a team. The number of assists that they have allowed to their opponents this season is 290, which places them in the 225th position in the collegiate rankings.

When the New Orleans Privateers met Nicholls State in their most recent game, they were successful with a score of 80-62, and they were able to take home the victory. In terms of rebounding, New Orleans allowed Nicholls State to take down a total of 24 throughout the game, with eight of those being offensive. By going 10 of 33 from beyond the arc, they ended this game with a 30.3% 3-point shooting percentage. Additionally, they finished the game with an 8 out of 15 at the free throw line, which is 43.3%. In this match, the Privateers allowed Nicholls State to convert 22 of their 61 attempts from the field, which resulted in a shooting percentage of 36.1% for the Privateers. When everything was said and done, the Privateers finished with a shooting percentage of 47.4% from the field, which was achieved by shooting 27 out of 57 shots. When it came to shooting from beyond the arc, New Orleans was successful in 5 of 15 tries, which is a 33.3% success rate. They were successful in producing 21 of them, which resulted in an 80.8% clip. During this match, Nicholls State committed 19 personal fouls, which resulted in the Privateers being forced to use the charity stripe for a total of 26 tries. As a result of this, they were able to steal nine balls during the matchup, but they also lost possession of the ball 18 times. In this particular game, the Privateers were able to collect a total of 39 boards, which included 29 defensive boards and 10 offensive boards.

When it came to this matchup, Churchill Abass was an essential player for the Privateers. It took him 19 minutes on the floor, yet he was unable to get an assist despite the fact that he scored 20 points. During the game, he made eight of eight shots, giving him a perfect score of one hundred percent, and he also grabbed eight rebounds.

For the current season, New Orleans has a record of 8-13 record. When it comes to their offensive performance, the Privateers are currently ranked 245th in the nation with a 44.3% shooting percentage from the floor. Over the course of the season, New Orleans has scored 1,563 points, which is equivalent to 74.4 points per game, and they have collected 37.3 boards per game. They are ranked 295th in Division 1 in terms of the number of times they turn the ball over, and they are collecting an assist 12.6 times a game. A total of 20.0 personal fouls have been committed by the Privateers in each and every game, and they have a charity stripe shooting percentage of 75.1%.

In addition, opponents are converting 72.6% of their attempts from the free throw line, while the New Orleans defense is allowing 33.6% of shots from behind the three-point line (181 of 538) to be made. They allow 16.5 assists and 35.9 rebounds per game, which places them 339th and 269th, respectively, in the rankings of college basketball. When it comes to points per game allowed, the Privateers’ defensive unit is rated 330th in college, with 80.5. In addition, they have allowed teams to shoot 42.9% from the field, which ranks 137th in NCAA basketball. They are able to force 9.8 turnovers per game.

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Northwestern State Demons vs New Orleans Privateers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-31-2026

Northwestern State Demons vs New Orleans Privateers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-31-2026

Northwestern State Demons vs New Orleans Privateers Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-31-2026

Northwestern State Demons vs New Orleans Privateers Prediction

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