IPFW Mastodons vs Ohio State Buckeyes Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-7-2025

IPFW Mastodons vs Ohio State Buckeyes Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-7-2025. Place a bet on this college basketball game with the best odds.

IPFW Mastodons vs Ohio State Buckeyes Prediction

The most recent game that the IPFW Mastodons played was against Grand Canyon, and they were defeated by a score of 90-71. The game was played on the hardwood, and the IPFW Mastodons were ultimately defeated. IPFW finished the game with a field goal percentage of 42.2% (27 out of 64), and they were successful in making eight of their thirty three-point tries. With a rate of 90.0%, the Mastodons were successful in burying nine out of ten efforts from the charity stripe. With regard to the number of boards they grabbed, they accumulated 21, with four of those being offensive. Furthermore, they were responsible for 14 assists during this clash, in addition to inducing 15 turnovers and accumulating 9 steals. When it came to defense, IPFW allowed its opponent to shoot 56.1% from the floor, taking 32 of 57 shots from the field. Grand Canyon finished the game with 21 assists and 7 steals. They also had a total of 21 assists. In addition to this, Grand Canyon was able to record 39 rebounds (7 offensive and 32 defensive), but they were unable to record a rejection. Due to the fact that they were successful in 15 out of their 20 attempts, Grand Canyon finished the competition with a charity stripe percentage of 75.0%. They made 11 of their 24 attempts from beyond the perimeter, and they were successful. Taking into consideration the number of fouls committed, the Mastodons finished with sixteen, while Grand Canyon also had sixteen.

There is a man named DeAndre Craig who played a significant role in this competition. Despite shooting 58.3 percent from the field, he did not complete the game with a single point. Additionally, he was on the floor for a total of 28 minutes and gathered two boards. 18 points were accounted for by him, and he shot seven out of twelve.

With a record of 0-1 on the season, IPFW comes into this game with a win-loss record. Every game, they commit 16.0 personal fouls, and they lose possession of the ball 13.0 times due to turnovers. Additionally, they commit 16.0 personal fouls themselves. IPFW is currently ranked 225th in college basketball in terms of passing, with a team average of 27.0 boards per game and 14 assists. This makes them the team with the highest passing percentage. The Mastodons have a shooting percentage of 90.0% from the charity stripe and a shooting percentage of 26.7% on shots from beyond the arc (8 of 30). They have a field goal percentage of 42.2% while averaging 71.0 points per game, which places them 258th in Division 1.

From a defensive standpoint, the Mastodons are causing their opponents to commit 15.0 turnovers a game, and they are also drawing 16.0 fouls. They are 320th in college basketball in terms of the number of points scored by their opponents per game (90.0), and they are allowing 45.8% of their shots to come from beyond the arc. As a team, the Mastodons are allowing their opponents to shoot at a rate of 56.1% (32 of 57), and they are also allowing their opponents to grab 39.0 rebounds per game. As of right now, they are ranked 317th in Division One for allowing assists to the opposition, having turned over 21 assists thus far this season.

The most recent time the Ohio State Buckeyes took the court, they defeated Indiana University Indianapolis by a score of 118-102. This victory allowed them to take home the trophy. In this particular game, the Buckeyes were able to collect a total of 41 rebounds, which included 30 defensive rebounds and 11 offensive rebounds. In addition, they were able to steal six balls during this game, but they also lost possession of the ball sixteen times. Within the course of the game, Indiana University Indy was called for 36 fouls, which resulted in the Buckeyes making a total of 53 attempts from the free throw line. They had a percentage of 79.2%, which means that they were successful in converting 42 of the free throw attempts. When it came to three-point shots, Ohio State made eight of their twenty-two attempts, which is a 36.4% success rate. Taking everything into consideration, the Buckeyes ended up shooting 34 out of 54 from the field, which resulted in them having a field goal percentage of 63.0%. Due to the fact that the Buckeyes allowed Indiana University Indianapolis to make 38 of their 76 shots from the field, the Buckeyes ended up with a 50.0% success rate in this contest. They made 12 of 38 shots from beyond the arc, which equaled a 31.6% success rate, and they ended up making 14 of 20 free throws, which is a 70.0% success rate. The manner in which Ohio State cleaned up the glass allowed Indiana University Indianapolis to grab a total of 24 shots, 11 of which were on the offensive side.

As the game progressed, Christoph Tilly became a consideration for the Buckeyes in their preparations. During this match, he played for a total of 29 minutes and scored 28 points while also dishing out three assists. He had a rate of 81.8% in this encounter, which he achieved by making 9 of 11 shots, and he also grabbed 9 rebounds.

Up to this point in the season, Ohio State has a record of 1-0. The Buckeyes’ offensive performance is now ranked fourth in the nation, with a shooting percentage of 63.0% from the field. Throughout the course of the season, Ohio State has amassed 118 points, and they have averaged 41.0 boards per game. Their rate of assisting teammates is at 19.0 times per contest (98th in college) and they lose possession via turnover 17.0 times per game. A total of 17.0 personal fouls are committed by the Buckeyes in each and every game, and they have a 79.2% success rate from the charity stripe.

With 102.0 points allowed per game, the Buckeyes’ defensive unit is ranked 352nd in the country in terms of points allowed per game. Each and every game, they are able to force 13.0 turnovers, and they have allowed teams to shoot 50.0% from the field, which places them 314th in the nation. The defense of Ohio State allows 31.6% of their opponents to make shots from beyond the arc (12 of 38), but their opponents make 70.0% of their time from the free throw line. In each and every game, they have allowed 20.0 assists and 25.0 boards, which places them in the 334th and 57th positions, respectively, in the defensive categories.

✅ Our NCAAB 11-7-2025 Pick: IPFW

NCAAB 11-7-2025 Predictions

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