Dartmouth Big Green vs Penn Quakers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 2-27-2026

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Dartmouth Big Green vs Penn Quakers Prediction – College Basketball Picks 2-27-2026

The Dartmouth Big Green faced off with Columbia and went home with a win by a final score of 64-63 in their last contest. Eight of Dartmouth’s thirty-one three-point shots were successful, and the team finished the game with a field goal percentage of 35.7% (20 out of 56 overall). The Big Green had a success record of 94.1% when it came to making free throws, as they were successful in 16 out of 17 tries. In terms of grabbing boards, they achieved a total of 31, with five of those rebounds coming from the offensive end of the court. In addition, they were responsible for 14 assists during this game, while also causing the other team to commit 10 turnovers and obtaining 7 steals. When it comes to defense, Dartmouth allowed the other team to shoot 37.9% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 25 of 66 shots. By the end of this competition, Columbia had a total of 14 assists and five steals. Additionally, Columbia was able to record a total of 40 rebounds (11 offensive and 29 defensive), but they were unable to record a single possession. In the end, Columbia converted six of their nine attempts from the charity stripe, resulting in a shooting percentage of 66.7%. Seven out of twenty-three attempts from beyond the arc were successful. The Big Green concluded the game with a total of 12 fouls, while Columbia wound up with the same number of fouls at the conclusion of the game.

In the matchup, Jackson Munro is a player who made a significant contribution. He was able to come away from this game with a field goal percentage of 40.0% and two assists. He played for a total of 26 minutes on the court and also grabbed three rebounds during that time. He was responsible for 13 points and shot four out of ten from the field.

This competition will be played by Dartmouth, who currently has a record of 11-13 for the season. They have a scoring average of 76.0 points per game, which places them 177th in the country, and they shoot 44.5% from the field. Currently, the Big Green are making 36.7% of their shots from a distance (248 of 675), while they are making 74.2% of their free throws from the line. Dartmouth is currently ranked 299th in Division I in terms of passing, with 344 assists for the season and 35.9 boards per game. This places Dartmouth in the middle of the pack in terms of passing. In each game, they are turning the ball over 12.5 times, and as a club, they are accumulating 15.6 personal fouls on a nightly basis.

Every game, the Big Green are able to force 9.7 turnovers while drawing 17.3 personal fouls. This is all while they are playing defense. They have 333 assists that they have given up to their opponents throughout the season, which places them 68th in the college rankings for giving up assists. The Big Green team is allowing a shooting percentage of 43.8% (658 of 1,504), and they are also allowing 35.5 boards per game as a collective unit. The percentage of three-point shots they allow is 31.7%, and they rank 219th in college basketball in terms of points per game allowed (74.9).

In the most recent time that the Penn Quakers competed on the hardwood, they were defeated by Yale by a score of 74-70 in the championship game. In this encounter, the Quakers racked up a total of 29 rebounds, with 24 coming from their defensive side and 5 coming from their offensive side. The ball was turned over by them nine times, while they were able to steal six times during this competition. Due to the fact that Yale committed 19 personal fouls during this game, the Quakers were forced to go to the free throw line for a total of 14 attempts. With a conversion percentage of 71.4%, they were successful in converting ten of them. Penn made 10 of their 19 attempts at three-point shots, which works out to a 52.6% success rate. After everything was said and done, the Quakers ended up making 25 of their 59 shots from the field, which resulted in a percentage of 42.4% for them. There were 61 attempts from the field made by Yale, and the Quakers allowed them to convert 27 of those attempts, giving them a field goal percentage of 44.3% for the game. In the end, they ended up making 14 out of 18 shots from the charity stripe, which is 77.8%, and finished with a three-point percentage of 23.1% by connecting on six out of twenty-six shots. When we talk about rebounding, Penn allowed Yale to pull down a total of 36, with 11 of those coming from the offensive side of the court.

When it came to the competition, Michael Zanoni was an essential member of the Quakers. He had a field goal percentage of 43.8% as a result of his seven of sixteen field goal attempts in this game, and he also grabbed two rebounds. Even though he played for 33 minutes and scored 20 points, he did not receive any assists before leaving the game.

At this point in the season, Penn had a record of 13-11. When it comes to their offensive performance, the Quakers are currently ranked 246th in the nation with a field goal percentage of 44.03 percent. This season, Penn has accumulated 1,831 points, with 76.3 points scored per game, and they have collected 36.3 boards per game. They rank 164th in the country in terms of the number of assists they hand out each game as well as the number of times they turn the ball over per game, which is 10.9 times. In a typical game, the Quakers commit 16.9 personal fouls, and their percentage from the free throw line is 69.2%.

The Penn defense allows 32.0% of opponent shots from beyond the arc (183 of 571) to be successful, and opponents are successful on 67.5% of their shots from the free throw line. The average number of assists and boards that they have allowed per game is 14.5, which places them 271st and 255th, respectively, in college basketball. The Quakers’ defensive performance is ranked 209th in the nation in terms of the number of points they allow per game, reaching 74.5. In addition, they have allowed teams to shoot 45.5% from the field, which is the 259th best percentage in NCAA basketball. They force 11.9 turnovers per game.

✅ Our Dartmouth Big Green vs Penn Quakers Pick: Penn ✅

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