Oregon State Beavers vs San Francisco Dons Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 2-12-2026

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Oregon State Beavers vs San Francisco Dons Prediction – College Basketball Picks 2-12-2026

Gonzaga was the opponent that the Oregon State Beavers faced in their most recent game, and they were defeated by Gonzaga by a score of 81-61. Gonzaga finished with 15 personal fouls, while the Beavers finished with 17 personal fouls. Gonzaga’s total number of personal fouls for the game was 17. In their ten attempts from long range, they were successful three times. Due to the fact that they were successful in 14 of their 16 efforts from the charity stripe, Gonzaga was able to walk away with an 87.5% shooting percentage. Gonzaga also had a total of 28 rebounds, nine of which were offensive and 19 of which were defensive, but they were unable to register a single rejection. During this contest, Gonzaga recorded a total of 20 assists and four steals throughout the game. In terms of defense, Oregon State allowed the other team to shoot 57.1% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 32 out of 56 shots. In addition, they caused two turnovers and stole one ball throughout this competition, while they distributed eleven assists to their teammates. With regard to the number of boards they pulled down, they racked up 15, with three of those boards coming from the offensive end. The Beavers had a free throw percentage of 72.2%, which was achieved by making 13 of 18 shots from the free throw line. At the conclusion of the game, Oregon State maintained a field goal percentage of 44.2% (19 out of 43), and they were successful in making 10 of their 18 shots from beyond the arc.

A player named Isaiah Sy made a significant contribution to the outcome of this competition. In the end, he finished with 13 points after shooting three out of six. He participated in the game for a total of thirty minutes and also grabbed two rebounds. He ended up shooting fifty percent from the field, but he did not have any assists by the time the game was over.

Although Oregon State has a record of 13-13 on the season, they will participate in this competition. While connecting on 42.1% of their field goal attempts, they are averaging 70.2 points a game, which places them 312th in Division 1. For the season, the Beavers have a 34.8% success rate on shots from beyond the arc (211 of 607) and a 77.1% success rate from the free throw line. In terms of passing the rock, Oregon State is now ranked 189th in college basketball according to the number of assists it has gotten so far this season. Additionally, the squad is averaging 31.5 rebounds per game. It is estimated that they give away possession 11.9 times per game, and as a group, they commit 18.1 personal fouls each and every game.

The Beavers are able to force 10.4 turnovers per game and generate 20.3 personal fouls. This is a testament to their stellar defensive performance. In terms of the number of assists they have allowed to the opposition, they have 366 for the season, which places them 295th in college basketball. When it comes to field goals, the Beavers defense is allowing opponents to shoot 43.8% (663 of 1,513), and they are also giving up 35.2 boards per game as a team. While they are 203rd in college basketball in terms of the number of points per game that they allow, they are allowing 32.5% of shots from outside the perimeter to be made against them.

When the San Francisco Dons played St. Mary’s in their most recent game, they were defeated by a score of 79-54. This was the final score of the meeting. In terms of the manner in which they cleaned up the glass, San Francisco allowed St. Mary’s to pull down a total of 43, with ten of those taking place on the offensive side. In the end, they shot 9 of 20 from beyond the arc, which resulted in a 45.0% shooting percentage, and they ended up making 6 of 8 free throws, which resulted in a 75.0% shooting percentage. St. Mary’s had a shooting percentage of 47.8 percent in this encounter, which was due to the fact that the Dons allowed them to successfully complete 32 out of 67 attempts from the floor. When the final whistle blew, the Dons had a percentage of 28.1% from the floor, which was determined by the fact that they had made 16 of 57 shots from the field. When it came to shots from beyond the arc, San Francisco was successful in 7 out of 30 attempts, which is a 23.3% convert rate. In total, they were successful in making 15 of the free throw attempts, which resulted in a percentage of 93.8%. 14 personal fouls were committed by St. Mary’s during the game, which resulted in the Dons having to go to the free throw line for a total of 16 tries. In the course of this competition, they were able to steal two balls while giving up possession of the ball five times. In the course of this game, the Dons racked up a total of 27 rebounds, which included 22 defensive rebounds and 5 offensive rebounds.

The Dons were able to benefit from the presence of Junjie Wang in this particular game. Despite the fact that he played for 28 minutes on the hardwood, he was unable to earn an assist despite scoring 14 points. In the game, he made three out of eight field goals, which is a field goal percentage of 37.5%, and he also grabbed three rebounds.

For the year, San Francisco has a record of 14-12 in terms of wins and losses. In each and every game, the Dons commit 17.3 fouls, and they have a free throw percentage of 71.9%. They are 179th in the collegiate rankings for the number of times they earn an assist per game, which is 14.1 times, and they are losing possession of the ball due to turnovers 11.0 times per game. The San Francisco Warriors have scored 1,946 points so far this season, which is equivalent to 74.8 points per game, and they have averaged 37.3 rebounds per game. The Dons are currently operating at a rate of 43.5% from the field, which places them in the 278th position among all collegiate teams in terms of offensive execution.

When it comes to shots from beyond the arc, the San Francisco defense allows 33.2% of them (183 of 552), while opponents are making 72.5% of their foul shots. According to the national rankings, they have allowed 13.3 assists and 33.4 total rebounds per game, which places them 180th and 116th, respectively. When it comes to the number of points allowed per game, the Dons defense is ranked 126th in Division I with 71.8. They have allowed teams to shoot 43.3% from the field, which places them 146th in the country, and they force 9 and a half turnovers per game.

✅ Our Oregon State Beavers vs San Francisco Dons Pick: San Francisco ✅

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