Ohio State vs Michigan Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 3-13-2026

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Ohio State vs Michigan Prediction – 3-13-2026 – College Basketball Picks

During their most recent match, the Ohio State Buckeyes defeated Indiana by a score of 91-78. This victory was the Buckeyes’ most recent victory. In terms of personal fouls, the Buckeyes finished up with 15 while Indiana racked up 20. The Buckeyes were able to walk away with the victory. Moreover, they were successful in five of their eighteen attempts from three-point range. Indiana ended up with an 81.0% success rate from the charity stripe, as they were successful in 17 of their 21 attempts. In addition, Indiana did not record a single block while grabbing 17 rebounds (four offensive and thirteen defensive). During this game, Indiana had a total of 15 assists and received six steals. In terms of the defense, Ohio State allowed its opponent to shoot 54.9% from the floor, with 28 of 51 shots being successful. In addition, they were responsible for 12 assists during this game, and they also earned 6 steals and forced the other team to commit 12 turnovers themselves. In terms of the number of rebounds they were able to take down, they racked up 23, with three of those being of the offensive sort. A total of 22 of 25 attempts were successful for the Buckeyes at the charity stripe, resulting in an 88.0% success rate. At the end of the game, Ohio State finished with a field goal percentage of 59.2% (29 out of 49), and they were successful in 11 out of 24 shots from beyond the arc.

One of the players who performed exceptionally well in this encounter is Bruce Thornton. He had a field goal percentage of 77.8 percent and a total of one assist. In the course of his 38 minutes of play, he grabbed three rebounds. He was responsible for 25 points and shot 7 of 9 from the field.

With a record of 20-11 on the season, Ohio State is coming into this matchup with those numbers. Despite shooting 49.5% from the field, they have a scoring average of 80.5 points per game, which places them 79th in Division 1. The Buckeyes have a shooting percentage of 77.5% from the free throw line and a shooting percentage of 36.3% from the field of play (253 of 697). The Ohio State Buckeyes are now ranked 174th in the nation in terms of passing the ball, as they have accumulated 446 assists and 33.7 rebounds per game. Additionally, they have a team average of 33.7 rebounds per game. Both individually and collectively, they are committing 17.8 fouls on a nightly basis, and they are turning the ball over 10.5 times per game.

At the defensive end of the court, the Buckeyes are causing their opponents to commit 10.7 turnovers on a nightly basis while also drawing 19.1 personal fouls. At the moment, they are ranked 154th in the college rankings for allowing assists to the opposition, having given up 412 assists so far this season. From a defensive standpoint, the Buckeyes are allowing their opponents to shoot 43.7% from beyond the arc (787 of 1,799), and they are also allowing their opponents to grab 31.3 rebounds per game. They rank 151st in Division 1 in terms of points per game allowed (73.0), and they make up 31.2% of the shots that are taken from a distance.

In the most recent game that the Michigan Wolverines participated in, they defeated Michigan State by a score of 90-80. This triumph was the Wolverines’ most recent encounter with the court. In terms of clearing the glass, Michigan enabled Michigan State to collect a total of 28 shots, nine of which were on the offensive glass. During this game, they shot 16 out of 20 from the free throw line, which is an 80 percent success rate, and finished with a 33.3% shooting percentage from beyond the arc, making 6 of 18 shots. The Wolverines let Michigan State to make 29 of their 65 shots from the field, which resulted in the Wolverines shooting with a 44.6% percentage during the game. At the conclusion of the game, the Wolverines had a field goal percentage of 49.1%, which was achieved by shooting 27 of 55 shots from the field. In terms of shots from beyond the arc, Michigan was successful in 10 out of 22 tries, which is a 45.5% conversion rate. At a clip of 89.7%, they were successful in converting 26 of the free throw attempts that they attempted. Due to the fact that Michigan State committed 22 personal fouls during this game, the Wolverines were forced to take a total of 29 attempts from the free throw line on their own. In addition to that, they turned the ball over ten times while stealing two times during this game. In this battle, the Wolverines collected a total of 29 boards, with 22 coming from the defensive side and 7 coming from the offensive side.

In the end, Yaxel Lendeborg was a significant contributor for the Wolverines in this particular game. During his 38 minutes on the floor, he scored 27 points and had three assists. He also had three assists in the game. He had a 66.7% shooting percentage for the game, which he achieved by making 8 out of 12 shots, and he also grabbed 3 rebounds.

The Michigan Wolverines end the season with a record of 29-2. When it comes to free throws, the Wolverines have a 74.5% success rate and are accountable for 15.8 fouls committed per game. The rate at which they earn assists is 18.8 times per game, which places them sixth in Division 1; the rate at which they lose possession due to turnover is 12.2 times within each game. At the end of the season, Michigan has scored 2,741 points (88.4 points per game), and they have grabbed 40.4 rebounds per game. The Wolverines are currently tied for eighth place in Division 1 in terms of their offensive performance, as they are connecting on 51.0% of their field goal attempts.

The Michigan defense allows opponents to make a total of 29.6% of their shots from a distance (244 of 825), yet opponents are successful in making 75% of their attempts from the free throw line they attempt. They allow 11.0 assists and 31.3 total boards per game, which places them in the 26th and 30th positions, respectively, in the defensive categories under consideration. When it comes to points per game (PPG) surrendered, the Wolverines are ranked 56th in college football with 69.1. Each game, they are able to force 11.4 turnovers, and they have allowed teams to shoot 38.0% from the field, which is the second highest percentage in Division 1.

Ohio State vs Michigan Prediction – Betting Odds

Now on this Ohio State vs Michigan Prediction, we have the odds for this game:

TEAM	SPREAD	MONEYLINE	TOTAL
Ohio State	+N/A	+N/A	N/A O
Michigan	-N/A	-N/A	N/A U

✅ Our Ohio State vs Michigan Pick: Ohio State ✅

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