Cornell Big Red vs Princeton Tigers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 2-13-2026

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Cornell Big Red vs Princeton Tigers Prediction – College Basketball Picks 2-13-2026

In their most recent match, the Cornell Big Red defeated Columbia by a score of 88-67. This victory was the Big Red’s most recent appearance. Cornell finished the game with a field goal percentage of 53.6% (30 out of 56), and they were successful in making six of their 19 three-point shots. A total of 22 of 24 attempts from the charity stripe were successful, giving the Big Red a conversion rate of 91.7%. With regard to the amount of rebounds they grabbed, they accumulated 32, with 10 of those being offensive. In addition, they accomplished 25 assists during the game, while also causing the opposing team to commit 15 turnovers and accumulating 11 steals. When it came to defense, Cornell allowed the other team to shoot 25 of 54 from the field, which resulted in a 46.3% shooting percentage. During the course of the game, Columbia had a total of 16 assists but just 5 steals. In addition to this, Columbia had 21 rebounds, eight offensive and thirteen defensive, but they did not have a single block. 9 of Columbia’s 17 attempts at the free throw line were successful, resulting in a 52.9% success rate. In addition to that, they were successful in eight out of eighteen attempts from beyond the arc. Both the Big Red and Columbia concluded the game with 19 fouls, however the Big Red finished with 19 fouls, while Columbia finished with 19 fouls.

One of the individuals who made a difference in this competition is Josh Baldwin. He also recorded two assists in addition to his 44.4% shooting from the floor. In addition to playing 20 minutes, he grabbed a total of 10 rebounds. He finished the game with 19 points, shooting 4 out of 9 from the field.

The current record for Cornell is 11-10 for the year, which brings them into this contest. Despite shooting 49.8 percent from the field, they are averaging 91.1 points per game, which has them in third place in Division 1. When it comes to three-point shots, the Big Red are connecting on 40.3% (282 of 700), and they are also connecting on 75.2% from the free throw line. The Cornell team is now rated ninth in Division 1 in terms of passing the ball, as they have accumulated a total of 466 assists and 35.6 boards per game. This places them in the ninth position overall. In each game, they incur 19.6 personal fouls and turn the ball over 12.1 times. Additionally, they average 12.1 turnovers each game.

During their defensive efforts, the Big Red have been successful in preventing 12.1 turnovers per game while also drawing 17.7 fouls. The percentage of three-pointers they allow is 38.8%, and they rank 358th in Division 1 in terms of the number of points they allow per game (85.1). An opponent field goal percentage of 48.4% (634 of 1,310) is being allowed by the Big Red defense, and the club as a whole is giving up 33.6 rebounds per game. At the moment, they are ranked 252nd in the collegiate rankings for allowing assists to the opposition, having given up 352 assists throughout the season.

Following their most recent appearance on the court, the Princeton Tigers were defeated by Penn by a score of 61-60, and they were forced to return home. During the game, the Tigers were able to bring down a total of 31 boards, which included 23 defensive boards and 8 offensive boards between them. During the course of the competition, they also lost possession of the ball five times while only committing one steal. Penn was penalized for 17 fouls throughout the game, which resulted in the Tigers having to go to the free throw line for a total of sixteen attempts. A total of ten of the free throws were converted by them, resulting in a conversion rate of 62.5%. When it came to shots from a distance, Princeton was successful in 6 out of 19 tries, which is 31.6%. After the conclusion of this game, the Tigers had a field goal percentage of 40.7%, which was achieved by shooting 22 of 54 shots from the field. The Tigers allowed Penn to make 23 of their 56 tries from the field, which resulted in Penn having a shooting percentage of 41.1% as a result of this competition. They concluded the game with a shooting percentage of 27.8% from a distance, making 5 of 18 shots, and an overall percentage of 66.7% from the charity stripe, making 10 of 15 shots. When it came to clearing the glass, Princeton allowed Penn to grab a total of 33, with 11 of those plays coming from the offensive side of the ball.

One of the most crucial players for the Tigers in the game was Jacob Huggins. During this game, he had a total of 6 rebounds and a 71.4% shooting percentage, which he achieved by making 5 out of 7 shots. In the thirty minutes that he was on the court, he managed to rack up fourteen points, but he did not end the game with any assists.

Currently, Princeton has a record of 8-15 during the current season. Each and every game, the Tigers commit 16.7 personal fouls while hitting 74.4% from the free throw line. While they are turning the ball over 10.8 times per game, their rate of collecting assists is 13.1 times per game, which places them in the 249th position in college basketball. For the season, Princeton has accumulated 1,597 points, which is equivalent to 69.4 points per game, and they have averaged 34.2 rebounds per game. In terms of their offensive performance, the Tigers are currently ranked 326th in the nation with a hitting percentage of 41.9% from the floor.

Additionally, the Princeton defense allows its opponents to make 73.3% of their shots from the free throw line, and they let their opponents to make 30.7% of their three-point attempts (163 of 531). The average number of assists they allow per game is 12.7, while the average number of boards they allow is 34.5. This places them 116th and 185th in college basketball, respectively. When it comes to the number of points allowed per game, the Tigers’ defensive unit is rated 120th in all of college football, with 71.6. Every game, they are able to force 9.7 turnovers, and they have allowed teams to shoot 44.4% from the field, which places them 211st in Division I.

✅ Our Cornell Big Red vs Princeton Tigers Pick: Cornell ✅

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