Portland Pilots vs San Diego Toreros Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 2-11-2026

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Portland Pilots vs San Diego Toreros Prediction – College Basketball Picks 2-11-2026

In their most recent match, the Portland Pilots visited Seattle and emerged victorious by a score of 54-53. This victory allowed them to return home with a victory. In the end, Portland finished the game with a field goal percentage of 36.8% (21 of 57), and they were successful in making four of seventeen three-point shots. When the Pilots attempted to make a free throw from the line, they were successful eight times out of ten times, which is an 80.0% success percentage. When we talk about the amount of rebounds that they grabbed, we can say that they grabbed 32, with 10 of those coming from the offensive end. Not only did they force 13 turnovers and earn 10 steals during this game, but they also distributed 14 assists to their respective players. With regard to the defense, Portland allowed their opponent to shoot 34.6% from the field, with 18 of their 52 shots coming from the field. A total of 13 assists and seven steals were recorded by Seattle throughout the game. In addition, Seattle was able to record a total of 29 rebounds, including 7 offensive and 22 defensive, but they were unable to record a single rejection. By making 9 of 13 attempts at free throws, Seattle ended with a free throw shooting percentage of 69.2%. They were successful in burying eight of their thirty-nine shots from a distance. Although Seattle finished the game with 15 personal fouls, the Pilots ended up with 11 personal fouls. Seattle, on the other hand, finished with 11 personal fouls.

During the course of the game, James O’Donnell was a player who played a significant role. He shot five out of seven shots and scored thirteen points. He was on the court for twenty-one minutes, but he finished the game without grabbing any rebounds. After this game, he finished with a shooting percentage of 71.4% from the field and one assist.

Portland comes into this matchup with a record of 12-14 on the season, with both wins and losses. They have a turnover rate of 13.5 times per game, which results in them losing possession of the ball. Additionally, as a team, they incur 17.9 personal fouls every single night. The Portland Trail Blazers are now ranked sixteenth in the nation in terms of passing the rock, as they have a total of 442 assists while also getting 34.4 rebounds per game. This places them in the 16th spot overall. The Pilots have a three-point shooting percentage of 30.7% (163 of 531) and a two-point shooting percentage of 73.0% from long range. They have a field goal percentage of 46.4% and average 76.0 points per game, which places them 187th in Division 1.

The Pilots are able to cause 12.6 turnovers per game while generating 18.2 fouls. This is a direct result of their defensive play. At the moment, they are ranked 362nd in the country in terms of the number of assists they have given up to the opposition, with 450 being given up on the campaign. When it comes to defense, the Pilots are allowing a field goal percentage of 44.3% (694 of 1,566), and they are also allowing 34.1 rebounds per game as a unit. There is a 35.5% turnover rate on three-point shots, and they are ranked 307th in Division I in terms of the number of points allowed per game (78.9).

In the most recent matchup between the two teams, the San Diego Toreros were defeated by Loyola Marymount by a score of 83-63. This was the last time they competed against each other. Over the course of the game, the Toreros collected a total of 24 rebounds, including 17 defensive boards and 7 offensive boards. In addition to that, they turned the ball over seven times while having four steals during the game. The Toreros were forced to make 11 trips to the charity stripe as a result of the 16 personal fouls that Loyola Marymount committed throughout this contest. At a rate of 72.7%, they were able to produce eight of those as a result. From the downtown area, San Diego was successful in five out of twenty-one tries, which is a 23.8% success rate. When the final whistle blew, the Toreros had a field goal percentage of 43.1%, which signified that they had finished with 25 for 58 from the field. During the game, the Toreros allowed Loyola Marymount to make 31 of their 56 attempts from the floor, which resulted in the latter having a shooting percentage of 55.4%. They ended up making 16 of 21 free throws, which is 76.2% of their total from the free throw line, and they shot 22.7% from beyond the arc, making 5 of 22 shots. When it came to clearing the glass, San Diego allowed Loyola Marymount to grab 33 shots in total, with eight of those shots coming from the offensive side of the court.

During this competition, Dominique Ford was an essential member of the Toreros team. In this game, he played for a total of 22 minutes on the hardwood and racked up 14 points, in addition to recording one assist. During the game, he had a field goal percentage of 60.0%, making six out of ten shots, and he also had six rebounds total.

At the end of the season, San Diego has a point total of 10-16. There are 18.4 personal fouls committed by the Toreros each game, and they have a free throw shooting percentage of 75.8 percent. The rate at which they deliver assists is 15.9 times per game, which places them in 75th place in Division 1, and the rate at which they turn the ball over is 12.7 times per game. By the end of the season, San Diego has amassed 1,965 points, which is equivalent to 75.6 points per game, and they have collected 32.3 rebounds per game. In terms of their offensive performance, the Toreros are now placed 237th in Division 1 due to their field goal percentage of 44.3% that they have achieved.

With 78.6 points allowed per game, the Toreros’ defensive performance is ranked 302nd in all of college football as of right now. On a nightly basis, they have been responsible for 14.0 turnovers and have allowed teams to shoot 46.9% from the field, which places them 319th in college basketball. The San Diego defense allows their opponents to make 32.2% of their shots from beyond the arc (200 makes out of 621) while their opponents are successful in converting 71.8% of their free throw tries. According to NCAA basketball statistics, they have allowed 15.5 assists and 37.0 boards per game, which places them 314th and 320th, respectively.

✅ Our Portland Pilots vs San Diego Toreros Pick: Portland ✅

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