Kansas Jayhawks vs Iowa State Cyclones Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 2-14-2026

Kansas Jayhawks vs Iowa State Cyclones Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 2-14-2026. Place a bet on this game at YouWager.lv..

Kansas Jayhawks vs Iowa State Cyclones Prediction – College Basketball Picks 2-14-2026

The Kansas Jayhawks participated in their most recent game, which was against Arizona, and they emerged victorious by a score of 82-78. When it comes to the number of fouls committed during the game, the Jayhawks ended up with 12 while Arizona finished with 17 fouls when the game was over. They were also successful in six out of fifteen attempts from three-point range. In the end, Arizona had a free throw shooting percentage of 57.1%, as they were successful in eight of their fourteen attempts. Additionally, Arizona took down 41 rebounds (15 offensive and 26 defensive), but they did not record a single block to their credit. Additionally, Arizona recorded a total of nine steals and thirteen assists during the game. With regard to the defense, Kansas allowed the other team to shoot 44.4% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 32 out of 72 shots. During this battle, they not only committed 12 turnovers but also earned 9 steals, and they also dished 11 assists to their teammates. When it comes to the number of rebounds they collected, they had a total of 36, with 15 of those being offensive. During their time at the free throw line, the Jayhawks were successful in making 21 of their 25 shots, resulting in an 84.0% success rate. In the end, Kansas concluded with a field goal percentage of 40.6% (28 of 69), and they were successful in making 5 of 15 shots from beyond the arc.

One of the players who had a significant impact on the game was Flory Bidunga. However, he did not complete the game with any assists despite having a shooting percentage of 72.7% from the field. During the 33 minutes that he was on the court, he grabbed ten rebounds. He finished the game with 23 points, shooting 8 of 11 from the field.

When Kansas takes the floor, they will be doing so with a record of 19-5 so far this season. They shoot 47.5% from the field while averaging 78.0 points per game, which places them 138th in the college basketball rankings. The Jayhawks have a shooting percentage of 76.2% from the free throw line and 35.4% from beyond the arc (179 of 505) they have taken shots from. With a total of 361 assists for the season, Kansas is ranked 144th in Division 1 in terms of passing the ball. Additionally, the squad is averaging 39.0 rebounds per game and has accumulated 361 assists for the year. 10.4 times per game, they are losing possession of the ball due to turnovers, and as a team, they are committing 14.3 personal fouls per game.

At the defensive end of the court, the Jayhawks have been successful in forcing 9.5 turnovers a game while also drawing 16.0 fouls. They are allowing 29.6% of their shots from downtown, and they are ranked 42nd in Division I in terms of the number of points they allow per game (67.8). The defense of the Jayhawks is allowing an opponent to shoot at a field goal percentage of 38.3% (587 of 1,532), and they are giving up approximately 35.9 boards per game as a team. With 283 assists allowed so far this season, they are presently ranked 53rd in college basketball in terms of the number of assists they have allowed.

During their most recent match, the Iowa State Cyclones were defeated by TCU by a score of 62-55. This was the end result of their most recent match. Over the course of this match, the Cyclones were able to collect a total of 30 rebounds, which included 20 defensive rebounds and 10 offensive rebounds. In addition, they were able to steal eight balls during this game, but they also lost possession of the ball fifteen times. TCU committed a total of thirteen fouls during this game, which resulted in the Cyclones having to make a total of eight trips to the free throw line. With a rate of 25.0%, they were successful in converting two of the free throw attempts that they made. Iowa State was successful in converting five of their twenty-two attempts at three-point shots, which is 25.7% of their total. The Cyclones finished the game with a percentage of 41.4%, which was determined by the fact that they had shot 24 out of 58 shots from the floor when the final whistle blew. At the end of the game, the Cyclones had a shooting percentage of 40.4%, which was due to the fact that they allowed TCU to successfully complete 21 of their 52 attempts from the field. In the end, they shot 15 of 23 from the free throw line, which is equivalent to 65.2%, while they shot 27.8% from beyond the arc, which translated to 5 of 18. In terms of rebounding, Iowa State allowed TCU to grab a total of 35, with nine of those coming from the offensive side of the court.

It turned out that Joshua Jefferson was a significant contributor for the Cyclones in the game that they played. He was able to make five of fifteen field goals during the game, giving him a field goal percentage of 33.3%. Additionally, he grabbed nine rebounds. During the course of this game, he played for 38 minutes and racked up a total of 12 points and 9 assists.

During the course of the season, Iowa State has a record of 21-3. The shooting percentage of the Cyclones from the field is 50.9%, which places them in eleventh place among all offensive teams in the country. Over the course of the season, Iowa State has scored 2,031 points, which is equivalent to 84.6 points per game, and they have grabbed 36.7 rebounds per game. They are receiving an assist 18.5 times per game, which places them in 12th place in the USA, while there are 11.0 times that they are turning the ball over each game. Each and every game, the Cyclones have committed 15.5 fouls, and their foul shooting percentage from the free throw line is 67.7%.

As a defensive unit, the Cyclones are rated 15th in the nation in terms of the number of points they allow per game, with 64.9. It is possible for them to force 15.5 turnovers a game, and they have allowed teams to shoot 41.8% from the field, which places them 68th in the nation. The defense of Iowa State allows their opponents to make 31.7% of their shots from beyond the perimeter (180 of 568), while they are successful in converting 70.3% of their missed foul shots. Their average number of assists and boards per game is 12.8 and 29.9, respectively, which places them 124th and 11th in those respective categories.

✅ Our Kansas Jayhawks vs Iowa State Cyclones Pick: Kansas ✅

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