New Mexico State Aggies vs Jacksonville State Gamecocks Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 3-10-2026

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New Mexico State Aggies vs Jacksonville State Gamecocks Prediction – 3-10-2026 – College Basketball Picks

In the final game of the season, the New Mexico State Aggies faced off against Kennesaw State and emerged victorious with a final score of 79 games to 76. With regard to the number of fouls committed, Kennesaw State finished with a total of 20 while the Aggies finished with 19. Among their 28 attempts from three-point range, they were successful in converting ten of them. By making 18 of their 26 attempts from the free throw line, Kennesaw State achieved a free throw percentage of 69.2%. To add insult to injury, Kennesaw State did not record a single block despite grabbing a total of 28 rebounds (10 offensive and 18 defensive). Over the course of this competition, Kennesaw State had a total of 12 assists and 6 steals. When it comes to defense, New Mexico State State allowed 42.1% from the field on 24 of 57 shooting attempts. Additionally, they were responsible for 13 assists during this match, while also causing the opponent to commit seven turnovers and accumulating five steals. They grabbed 39 rebounds, with 14 of those coming from the offensive end of the court. These rebounds were collected by them. The Aggies had a percentage of 82.8% when they were at the free throw line, making 24 of their 29 attempts to make free throws. At the end of the game, New Mexico State finished with a field goal percentage of 43.3% (26 out of 60), and they made three of their thirteen three-point shots.

The presence of Jemel Jones was one of the players who played a role in the bout. At the end of the game, he finished with a field goal percentage of 35.3% and a total of one assist. He played for a total of thirty-three minutes and racked up twelve boards. He shot 6 of 17 from the field and finished with 19 points.

On the court, New Mexico State will be competing with a record of 15-15 in terms of wins and losses for the season. The average number of times they turn the ball over in a game is 10.4, and they commit 19.8 personal fouls on a nightly basis as a team. In terms of passing the ball, New Mexico State is ranked 269th in Division 1 and has accumulated 401 assists this season. Additionally, the team is averaging 38.0 rebounds per game and taking down 38.0 rebounds per game. In terms of three-point shots, the Aggies have a 32.7% success rate (230 of 703) and a 73.2% success rate from the free throw line. With a field goal percentage of 43.1%, they have a scoring average of 75.8 points per game, which places them 180th in college basketball.

In terms of defense, the Aggies have been successful in preventing 11.1 turnovers per game while also drawing 17.0 fouls. When it comes to shots from a distance, they allow 31.4%, and they rank 133rd in college basketball in terms of opponents’ points per game (72.4). The defense of the Aggies is allowing a shooting percentage of 41.2% (703 of 1,706), and they are allowing 35.3 boards per game as a group. After allowing 337 assists throughout the season, they are ranked 19th in the college rankings for the most assists allowed.

In their most recent match, the Jacksonville State Gamecocks defeated UTEP by a score of 64-61, bringing home the victory and allowing them to return home victorious. During this match, the Gamecocks collected a total of 31 rebounds, which included 22 defensive boards and 9 offensive rebounds. In addition, they were able to steal seven items while coughing it up fifteen times during this competition. Through the course of this matchup, UTEP committed 14 personal fouls, which resulted in the Gamecocks being forced to take a total of 22 shots from the free throw line. A total of 15 of the free throws were successfully made by them, resulting in a percentage of 68.2%. In terms of three-point attempts, Jacksonville State was successful in seven of their sixteen attempts, which is a 43.8% conversion rate. After the conclusion of this match, the Gamecocks had a rate of 41.2% from the field, as they had finished 21 out of 51 shots from the field. A total of twenty of UTEP’s forty-eight attempts from the field were successful, resulting in a shooting percentage of forty-seven percent for the Gamecocks during the match. They finished the game with a three-point shooting percentage of 27.8%, shooting 5 of 18 from beyond the arc, and they finished the game with a free throw shooting percentage of 72.7%, shooting 16 of 22 from the line. Regarding the manner in which they reclaimed the ball, Jacksonville State allowed UTEP to grab a total of 28 rebounds, four of which were offensive.

Within the context of the matchup, Mostapha El Moutaouakkil was an important player for the Gamecocks. During this matchup, he made 6 of 14 field goals, which is a field goal percentage of 42.9%, and he did so while also grabbing 7 rebounds. As a result of his 32 minutes of playing time, he was able to compile 23 points and one assist during this competition.

This season, Jacksonville State has a record of 15-16 in terms of wins and losses. In each game, the Gamecocks have committed 17.2 fouls, and they have a free throw percentage of 68.6% for the season. They have a turnover rate of 11.4 times per game, which results in them losing possession of the ball 12.1 times per game, which places them 306th in the college rankings to dish out assists. For the season, Jacksonville State has scored a total of 2,262 points, which is equivalent to 73.0 points per game, and they have grabbed 36.8 boards per game. As far as the Gamecocks’ offensive performance is concerned, they are shooting 43.8% from the field, which places them in 269th place among all college teams.

The Jacksonville State defense allows opponents to shoot from beyond the arc at a rate of 31.2% (231 of 741) and opponents are making 73.6% of their free throw shots while hitting them. The average number of assists and boards that they allow per game is 11.5 and 33.4, respectively, placing them 41st and 117th in those categories on the defensive end. At 68.4 points per game, the Gamecocks’ defense is ranked 46th in the college football rankings for points allowed per game. Every single night, they have been responsible for 11.3 turnovers, and they have allowed teams to shoot 41.0% from the field, which places them 34th in the nation.

New Mexico State Aggies vs Jacksonville State Gamecocks Prediction – Betting Odds

Now on this New Mexico State Aggies vs Jacksonville State Gamecocks Prediction, we have the odds for this game:

TEAM	SPREAD	MONEYLINE	TOTAL
New Mexico State	-1.5	+N/A	N/A O
Jacksonville State	+1.5	-N/A	N/A U

New Mexico State Aggies vs Jacksonville State Gamecocks Prediction – Head to Head

Date	Team	Opp	Close	Result	ATS/OU
Jan 25, 2025	Jacksonville State	@New Mexico State	+4.5 / 136.5	Won 65-59	Won / Under
Mar 2, 2024	Jacksonville State	New Mexico State	-9 / 131	Lost 64-66	Lost / Under
Feb 3, 2024	Jacksonville State	@New Mexico State	+2 / 133	Lost 65-67	Push / Under

✅ Our New Mexico State Aggies vs Jacksonville State Gamecocks Pick: Jacksonville State ✅

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