UTSA Roadrunners vs East Carolina Pirates Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 2-11-2026

UTSA Roadrunners vs East Carolina Pirates Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 2-11-2026. Place a bet on this game at YouWager.lv..

UTSA Roadrunners vs East Carolina Pirates Prediction – College Basketball Picks 2-11-2026

The most recent game that the UTSA Roadrunners participated in was against North Texas, where they were defeated by a score of 81-58 despite their best efforts. The Roadrunners finished with a total of 17 personal fouls, while North Texas finished with a total of 15 personal fouls from their players. Four of the eighteen shots they took from outside the perimeter were successful. When it came to shooting free throws, North Texas finished the game with an 82.6% shooting percentage, making 19 of their 23 tries. To add insult to injury, North Texas was able to secure 43 rebounds (20 offensive and 23 defensive), but they did not record a single rejection. In this match, North Texas had a total of 19 assists and 14 steals to their credit. With regard to defense, UTSA allowed the opposing team to shoot 43.9% from the field, which was accomplished by making 29 out of 66 shots. During this game, they also handed out nine assists, caused eleven turnovers, and stole nine balls. In addition, they created eleven turnovers. In terms of the number of boards they grabbed, they racked up 27, with nine of those come from the attacking end of the court. With a percentage of 66.7%, the Roadrunners were successful in making 12 of their 18 attempts from the free throw line. At the conclusion of the game, UTSA had a field goal percentage of 41.5% (22 out of 53), and they had made two of their fifteen three-point shots.

One of the players who brought something to the table for this competition is Jamir Simpson. He exited the arena with 17 points, having shot 7 out of 16 from the field. He played for a total of 35 minutes and pulled down two boards throughout that time. In addition to that, he had two assists and a field goal percentage of 43.8%.

In this particular matchup, UTSA has a record of 4-19 in terms of wins and losses so far this season. Their current average is 68.7 points per game, which places them 328th in Division 1, and they have a field goal percentage of 39.6% off the field. While the Roadrunners are shooting 68.8 percent from the charity stripe, they are shooting 28.7 percent from downtown (168 of 585). At this point in the season, UTSA has accumulated 248 assists and 36.2 boards per game, which places them 358th in Division I in terms of passing the ball. Additionally, they have piled up 36.2 boards per game. They commit 17.5 fouls a game as a team, and they average 12.8 turnovers per game. They also commit 12.8 turnovers per game.

When it comes to the defensive end of the court, the Roadrunners are causing their opponents to commit 11.3 turnovers a game while also drawing 15.7 fouls. With 367 assists that they have given up so far this season, they are ranked 298th in Division I in terms of giving up assists. As a team, the Roadrunners allow their opponents to make 44.6% of their field goals (642 of 1,440), and they also allow their opponents to score 41.3 boards per game. It is 331st in the college basketball rankings in terms of points per game allowed (80.4), and they allow 34.4% of shots from downtown.

When the East Carolina Pirates played Temple in their most recent game, they were defeated by Temple by a score of 81-73. This was the last time they competed on the floor. Over the course of this game, the Pirates amassed a total of 27 rebounds, including 20 defensive boards and 7 offensive rebounds. The ball was turned over by them six times, while they were able to steal three times during this game. Due to the fact that Temple committed 19 fouls throughout this game, the Pirates were able to make 27 attempts from the free throw line. With a conversion percentage of 74.1%, they were successful in converting twenty of those. A total of three of East Carolina’s twelve efforts at shooting from beyond the arc were successful, representing a 25 percent success rate. At the conclusion of the game, the Pirates had a percentage of 47.2% from the field for their shooting performance, which consisted of 25 shots for 53 attempts. Temple was able to convert 29 of their 67 shots from the field, which brings their overall percentage for the game to 43.3%. The Pirates enabled Temple to do this. They finished the game with a three-point shooting percentage of 28.0%, making seven out of twenty-five shots, and exiting the game with a free throw shooting percentage of 80.0%, making 16 out of twenty shots from the free throw line. When it came to cleaning up the glass, East Carolina allowed Temple to snag a total of 33, with 11 of those being on the offensive side of the offensive line.

It turned out that Jordan Riley was able to make a difference for the Pirates throughout the game. In this particular game, he attempted and made 11 of 24 shots, which is a rate of 45.8%, and he also grabbed 5 rebounds. He finished the game with a total of three assists and 32 points, which he scored in the 39 minutes that he was on the court.

The overall record for East Carolina is 7-16 for the current season. There are 16.4 fouls committed by the Pirates per game, and they have a free throw shooting percentage of 70.1%. At the same time that they are turning the ball over 12.3 times per game, they are aiding their teammates 11.2 times per game, which places them in the 343rd spot in the nation. This year, East Carolina has accumulated 1,584 points, which is equivalent to 68.9 points per game, and they have grabbed 35.9 boards per game. As far as offensive execution is concerned, the Pirates are shooting 40.7% from the floor, which places them in the 348th position in the nation across the board.

With a point-per-game (PPG) allowed of 76.6, the Pirates are placed 257th in Division I. They are able to force 11.7 turnovers per game and have allowed teams to shoot 45.1% from the field, which is the 251st best percentage in college basketball. In terms of three-point shots, the East Carolina defense allows 35.6% of their opponents to make (195 of 547), and their opponents are successful in 73.3% of their free throw attempts. Due to the fact that they have allowed 14.6 assists and 36.0 total rebounds per game, they are rated 273rd and 271st in college basketball respectively.

✅ Our UTSA Roadrunners vs East Carolina Pirates Pick: UTSA ✅

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