Providence Friars vs Virginia Tech Hokies Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-8-2025

Providence Friars vs Virginia Tech Hokies Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-8-2025. Place a bet on this college basketball game with the best odds.

Providence Friars vs Virginia Tech Hokies Prediction

Providence Friars defeated Holy Cross in their most recent game, which they won by a score of 89-79. Holy Cross was the opponent for the Providence Friars. With regard to the number of personal fouls, Holy Cross finished with a total of 22 while the Friars finished with a total of 21. In addition, they were successful in making 11 of their 33 shots from beyond the arc (3-point range). As the game came to a close, Holy Cross ended with a 66.7% success rate in the charity stripe, making 14 of 21 attempts. However, Holy Cross was unable to record a block despite having a total of 33 boards, six of which were offensive and 27 of which were defensive. Additionally, Holy Cross had a total of 8 steals and 13 assists during the game. As far as defense is concerned, Providence allowed their opponent to shoot 41.5% from the floor, which was accomplished by shooting 27 of 65 shots. In addition to forcing 13 turnovers and having 11 steals during the course of this battle, they also distributed 17 assists to their teammates. Regarding the number of rebounds that they were able to collect, they had a total of forty, seven of which were of an offensive kind. Twenty of the twenty-seven shots that the Friars attempted from the free throw line were successful, giving them a percentage of seventy-four percent. Over the course of the game, Providence finished with a field goal percentage of 50.0% (31 of 62), and they were successful in making seven of their twenty-six attempts from beyond the arc.

One individual that made a contribution to this game is a man named Stefan Vaaks. At the end of the game, he finished with a shooting percentage of 55.6% from the field and two assists. He was a player for twenty minutes and he also accumulated one board. At the end of the game, he had scored 19 points and had shot 5 out of 9 shots.

Providence is currently undefeated on the season and will enter this matchup with a record of 1-0. They have a field goal percentage of 50.0% while averaging 89.0 points per game, which places them 118th in the college rankings. 26.9% of the Friars are joining from the downtown area (7 out of 26), while 74.1% of them are connecting from the charity stripe. This season, Providence is ranked 202nd in the nation in terms of passing, and the team is now averaging 42.0 boards per game. Additionally, the team has 17 assists, which places them in the 202nd position. There are 10.0 instances in which they lose possession of the ball throughout each game, and as a group, they commit 21.0 fouls on a nightly basis.

On the defensive side of the ball, the Friars have a turnover rate of 13.0 per game and they have committed 22.0 personal fouls, on average. They allow 33.3% of their three-point attempts to be made, and they rank 275th in college basketball in terms of the number of points they allow per game (79.0). The Friars are allowing a field goal percentage of 41.5% (27 of 65), yet they are also only allowing 37.0 rebounds per game as a squad. With thirteen assists given up thus far this season, they are presently ranked 178th in the college rankings for giving up assists.

In the most recent game that they played, the Virginia Tech Hokies defeated Charleston Southern by a score of 98-67. This triumph was the most recent time that they competed on the court. With regard to the manner in which they attacked the glass, Virginia Tech allowed Charleston Southern to gather a total of 35 rebounds, 12 of which were on the offensive glass. They shot 11 of 31 from beyond the arc, which is a 35.5% success rate, and they ended up shooting 10 of 15 from the charity line, which is a 66.7% success rate. As a result of the Hokies’ failure to stop Charleston Southern from converting 23 of their 71 field goal attempts, the Hokies finished the game with a 32.4% field goal percentage. At the time that the final whistle blew, the Hokies had shot a total of 35 out of 76 from the field, which brought their overall shooting percentage to 46.1%. When it came to shots from beyond the perimeter, Virginia Tech was successful in 9 of their 28 attempts, which is a 32.1% success rate. It was possible for them to produce 19 of them, which is a rate of 70.4%. During this game, Charleston Southern was called for a total of 23 personal fouls, which resulted in the Hokies having to go to the free throw line for a total of 27 additional attempts. During the course of the game, they also handed over possession seven times while committing six thefts. Throughout the course of this game, the Hokies were able to collect a total of 49 boards, which included 35 defensive boards and 14 offensive boards.

When it came to this game, Toibu Lawal was a crucial player for the Hokies. In the game, he made five of ten shots, giving him a percentage of fifty percent, and he also grabbed twelve rebounds. Out of the 29 minutes that he was on the court, he managed to score 20 points, but he was unable to dish out any assists.

After the first game of the season, Virginia Tech has a record of 1-0. The Hokies are now ranked 185th in the nation in terms of their offensive success, as they have a shooting percentage of 46.1% from the field. At the end of the season, Virginia Tech has accumulated 98 points, and they average 54.0 boards per game of competition. The number of times they give up possession of the ball in a game is 7.0, while their rate of earning assists is 19.0 times per game, which places them 105th in Division 1. Every game, the Hokies commit 16.0 fouls, and they only make 70.4% of their free throws from the charity stripe.

At 67.0 points per game, the Hokies’ defensive unit ranks 164th in college basketball in terms of the number of points they allow to be scored against them. In college basketball, they are able to force 15.0 turnovers a game and allow teams to shoot 32.4% from the field, which places them 64th overall. The defense of Virginia Tech allows their opponents to win 35.5% of their shots from beyond the arc (11 of 31), yet their opponents are successful in 66.7% of their free throw tries they make. With 19.0 assists and 41.0 boards per game, they are placed 330th and 297th in the country, respectively, in terms of this particular metric.

✅ Our NCAAB 11-8-2025 Pick: Providence Friars

NCAAB 11-8-2025 Predictions

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