Princeton Tigers vs Brown Bears Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 2-20-2026

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Princeton Tigers vs Brown Bears Prediction – College Basketball Picks 2-20-2026

The Princeton Tigers played Columbia in their most recent game, which they ultimately lost by a score of 75-65. The game was played against Columbia. Princeton finished the game with a field goal percentage of 51.0% (25 of 49), and they were successful in three of their thirteen attempts from beyond the arc. When it came to making free throws, the Tigers were successful in 12 out of 17 tries, which is a rate of 70.6%. In terms of grabbing rebounds, they racked up a total of 27, with nine of those being offensive in nature. Aside from that, they were responsible for four turnovers and two steals during this battle, and they also contributed five assists. In terms of defense, Princeton allowed their opponent to shoot 57.1% from the field, with 28 out of 49 shots being made. Over the course of this game, Columbia had a total of 12 assists and three steals. In addition to that, Columbia finished the game without committing any turnovers, despite the fact that they had a total of 24 rebounds (7 offensive and 17 defensive). At the end of the game, Columbia hit nine of twenty free throw attempts, resulting in a free throw percentage of 45.0%. They were successful in thwarting ten out of twenty-one attacks from beyond the circle. In terms of personal fouls, the Tigers were able to accumulate 15 while Columbia was able to accumulate 16 by their own actions.

There was one player that stood out in this competition, and that was Dalen Davis. The 19 points he scored came from seven of fourteen shots made by him. After 38 minutes of play, he was able to grab three boards. After the game was over, he finished with a field goal percentage of fifty percent and four assists.

By the time Princeton takes the court, they had a record of 8-17 in terms of wins and losses thus far this season. In each game, they incur a total of 16.4 personal fouls and turn the ball over 10.7 times. Additionally, they commit 10.7 turnovers each game. As a team, Princeton is averaging 33.7 rebounds per game and has already accumulated 317 assists for the season, which places them 313th in Division I in terms of the number of times they have passed the ball. The Tigers have a shooting percentage of 74.9% from the free throw line and 33.6% from three-point-point range (209 of 622). In college basketball, they rank 328th in scoring average with 69.1 points per game, and they shoot 42.0% from the field.

The Tigers are able to cause 9.4 turnovers per game while they are on the defensive end of the court, and they do so while drawing 16.5 fouls. As of the end of the season, they have given up 322 assists to their opponents, which places them in the 94th position in Division I. The Tigers defense is allowing opponents to shoot at a field goal percentage of 45.3% (643 of 1,420), and they are also allowing 34.1 boards per game each and every time they play. They rank 132nd in the nation in terms of opponents’ points per game (72.4), and they allow 32.0% of shots from a distance to be made against them.

While playing Dartmouth in their most recent game, the Brown Bears prevailed with a total score of 79-76 to claim victory. This game resulted in the Bears accumulating a total of 28 rebounds, with 22 coming from the defensive side and 6 coming from the offensive side. During this competition, they were responsible for 15 turnovers of the ball while also accumulating 10 thefts. During this game, Dartmouth committed 19 fouls, which resulted in the Bears having to take 17 shots from the free throw line. They were successful in making eight of the free throws, which resulted in a percentage of 47.1%. In terms of three-point shots, Brown was successful in nine out of twenty-two attempts, which is a percentage of forty-nine percent. The Bears concluded the game with a shooting percentage of 55.4%, which can be attributed to the fact that they shot 31 out of 56 from the field. The Bears allowed Dartmouth to make 22 of their 44 attempts from the field, which resulted in a shooting percentage of 50.0% for Dartmouth during the game. They concluded the game with a free throw percentage of 81.5%, in addition to a three-point percentage of 35.7%, which they achieved by making 10 of 28 shots from beyond the arc. Brown enabled Dartmouth to grab a total of 23 shots, three of which were on the offensive side of the court. This was due to the way that they attacked the glass.

The Bears’ Landon Lewis played a significant role in the game they were playing. During the game, he made 12 of 15 shots, giving him an 80.0% shooting percentage, and he also grabbed 10 rebounds. Within the thirty minutes that he was on the court, he was able to dish out two assists and gain thirty points.

For the year, Brown has a record of 8-15 in terms of wins and losses. Every single game, the Bears commit 18.0 personal fouls, and they have a free throw percentage of 68.8 percent or better. The number of times they receive an assist is 15.4 per game, which places them 99th in the collegiate level, and the number of times they lose possession due to turnovers is 12.2 per game. Throughout the course of the season, Brown has contributed 1,617 points seventy-three points per game, and they have collected 35.7 boards per game. The offensive performance of the Bears is currently ranked 277th in the nation, with a shooting percentage of 43.7% from the field.

At the same time that their opponents make 75.3% of their foul shots, the Brown defense allows 31.7% of their shots to come from behind the three-point line (164 of 518 against them). Every game, they allow 12.4 assists and 34.2 rebounds, which places them 100th and 165th in the NCAA basketball rankings, respectively. At 68.4 points per game, the Bears’ defensive end is rated 52nd in the country in terms of the number of points allowed. The average number of turnovers they force per game is 13.6 and they allow teams to shoot 42.8% from the field, which places them 108th in Division 1.

✅ Our Princeton Tigers vs Brown Bears Pick: Brown ✅

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