Wright State vs Virginia Prediction and Pick, March Madness Picks, 3-20-2026

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Wright State vs Virginia Prediction – 3-20-2026 – March Madness Picks

The most recent game that the Wright State Raiders participated in was against Detroit, and they emerged victorious with a final score of 66-63 from that match. The Raiders finished the game with 17 fouls, while the Detroit Lions finished with 23 fouls. The Raiders did not complete the game. In addition, they were successful in four out of ten attempts from beyond the arc. At the end of the competition, Detroit had a charity stripe percentage of 89.5%, meaning that 17 of their 19 shots were successful. In addition, Detroit had a total of 35 rebounds gained (10 offensive and 25 defensive), but they did not have a single block. Over the course of this game, Detroit had a total of 12 assists and 5 steals. As far as the defense is concerned, Wright State allowed its opponent to shoot 35.0% from the field while only making 21 of 60 shots that were taken. Additionally, they produced 11 turnovers and 4 steals during this game, in addition to dishing out 11 assists to their teammates. When it came to the number of boards they were able to get down, they had a total of 38, with 11 of those being of an offensive kind. Sixteen of the twenty-six efforts that the Raiders made from the charity stripe were successful, giving them a 61.5% success rate. All things considered, Wright State finished the game with a field goal percentage of 39.7% (23 out of 58), and they made four out of their seventeen efforts to make three-point shots.

One of the individuals who played a role in this competition is TJ Burch. In the end, he finished with 19 points, hitting 7 of 14 from from the field. Not only did he play for 27 minutes, but he also grabbed two boards. He finished the game with a field goal percentage of fifty percent and three assists among his accomplishments.

At the beginning of this clash, Wright State has a record of 23-11 in terms of wins and losses for the year. In addition to shooting 48.8 percent from the field, they are averaging 80.7 points per game, which places them 71st in the nation. The Raiders have a shooting percentage of 73.6% from the free throw line and a 3-point shooting percentage of 36.1% (241 of 667). In terms of passing the rock, Wright State is ranked 145th in the nation, and as a team, they are grabbing 35.4 rebounds per game. Additionally, they have accounted for 469 assists so far this season. As a team, they commit 17.4 fouls per game, and they lose possession of the ball 11.3 times a game due to turnovers every single game.

While playing defense, the Raiders are able to cause 12.0 turnovers per game and draw 18.5 fouls. This is a significant accomplishment for the team. They allow 33.0% of shots from outside the arc, and they rank 170th in college basketball in terms of points per game allowed (73.4). In terms of defense, the Raiders are allowing an opponent field goal percentage of 45.7% (897 of 1,963), and they are giving up 31.3 boards per game as a single unit. With 403 assists that they have given up so far this season, they are ranked 99th in the country in terms of giving up assists.

Last time the Virginia Cavaliers were on the court, they were defeated by Duke by a score of 74-70 in the championship game. This result sent them home discouraged. The Cavaliers were able to collect a total of 35 rebounds throughout the game, with 24 coming from the defensive side and 11 coming from the offensive side. During the course of the competition, they collected five thefts while turning it over ten times. During the game, Duke committed a total of sixteen personal fouls, which drove the Cavaliers to the free throw line, where they took a total of sixteen shots. A total of 14 of the free throws were successfully made by them, resulting in an 87.5% success rate. When it came to shots from beyond the perimeter, Virginia was successful in eight out of twenty-four tries, which is 33.3%. The Cavaliers had a shooting percentage of 44.4% from the field, which was achieved by shooting 24 for 54 from the field. Due to the fact that the Cavaliers allowed Duke to make 25 of their 65 shots from the floor, the Cavaliers ended up shooting 38.5% for the game. At the end of the game, they concluded with a free throw percentage of 80 percent and a shooting percentage of 32 percent from downtown, where they connected on 8 of 25 shots. In terms of cleaning the glass, Virginia gave Duke the opportunity to grab 21 in total, seven of which were offensive.

In the end, Malik Thomas provided the Cavaliers with a significant amount of assistance throughout the game. During his thirty minutes on the floor, he managed to score eighteen points, but he was unable to dish out any assists. This game, he made six out of thirteen field goals, which is a field goal percentage of 46.2%, and he also grabbed two rebounds.

As of the end of the year, Virginia has a record of 29-5. In a game, the Cavaliers are committing 17.6 personal fouls, and they are successful from the free throw line 72.6% of the time. The average number of times they turn the ball over is 10.8 times per game, while they are receiving an assist 16.6 times per game, which places them 43rd in the USA. To this point in the season, Virginia has amassed 2,742 points, which is equivalent to 80.6 points per game, and they have collected 40.2 rebounds per game. As far as offensive execution is concerned, the Cavaliers are shooting 46.3% from the field, which places them 108th in the whole college basketball league.

The Cavaliers’ defensive end is rated 44th in NCAA basketball in terms of points per game allowed, with 68.4 points per game. Every game, they force 10.6 turnovers and allow teams to shoot 39.5% from the field, which is the thirteenth best percentage in NCAA basketball. In terms of shots from outside the arc, the Virginia defense enables 30.9% of their opponents to make (233 of 755), and their opponents are successful in preventing 75.8% of their shoots from the free throw line. Their average assists per game is 11.8 and their average rebound rate is 32.8, which places them 55th and 76th in Division 1 respectively.

Wright State vs Virginia Prediction – Betting Odds

Now in this Wright State vs Virginia Prediction, we have the odds for this game:

TEAM	SPREAD	MONEYLINE	TOTAL
Wright State	+N/A	+N/A	N/A O
Virginia	-N/A	-N/A	N/A U

✅ Our Wright State vs Virginia Pick: Virginia ✅

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