Michigan Wolverines vs TCU Horned Frogs Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-14-2025

Michigan Wolverines vs TCU Horned Frogs Prediction and Pick, NCAAB 11-14-2025. Place a bet on this college basketball game with the best odds.

Michigan Wolverines vs TCU Horned Frogs Prediction

During their most recent match, the Michigan Wolverines competed against Wake Forest and emerged victorious by a score of 85-84. At the end of the game, Michigan had a field goal percentage of 45.2% (28 of 62), and they converted four of their twenty-five attempts from beyond the arc. During their time at the free throw line, the Wolverines were successful in 25 of their 37 tries, resulting in a 67.6% conversion rate. With regard to the amount of rebounds that they collected, they racked up 45, with 12 of those rebounds coming from the offensive end. In addition, they had a total of 20 assists during the course of this game, in addition to committing 13 turnovers and stealing 8 balls. As far as defense is concerned, Michigan allowed the other team to shoot 29 of 84 from the field, which is a 34.5% field goal percentage. Over the course of this match, Wake Forest turned the ball over 17 times and stole 9 balls. Moreover, Wake Forest did not record a single block despite grabbing 39 rebounds (14 offensive and 25 defensive), yet they did not block any shots. When it came to free throws, Wake Forest finished with a 76.2% success rate, making 16 of their 21 tries a success. They had 34 shots from three-point range, and they were successful in ten of them. According to the number of fouls committed, the Wolverines ended up with 18 while Wake Forest finished with a total of 29 fouls.

One of the players who played a significant role in the game is Aday Mara. At the end of the game, he had a shooting percentage of 72.7% from the field and six assists. In addition, he grabbed 13 boards during his 37 minutes of playing time. His final score was 18 points, and he shot 8 of 11 from the field.

With a record of 2-0 on the year, Michigan will come into this encounter with high hopes. They commit 12.5 turnovers per game and 16.5 personal fouls per game as a team. Additionally, they are turning the ball over 12.5 times a game. With a team average of 45.0 boards per game and 51 assists for the season, Michigan is currently rated 125th in college basketball in terms of passing. This is due to the fact that they have accumulated 51 assists. The Wolverines are connecting on 38.3% of the time from downtown (23 of 60), and they are connecting on 74.0% of the time from the charity stripe. Even though they are only shooting 55.3% from the field, they are averaging 103.0 points a game, which places them tenth in the nation.

At the defensive end of the court, the Wolverines are committing 12.0 turnovers per game and drawing 20.0 fouls. With 28 assists that they have given up to their opponents so far this season, they are rated 66th in the collegiate national rankings for giving up assists. When it comes to defense, the Wolverines are allowing their opponents to shoot at a rate of 37.8% (56 of 148), and they are also giving up 32.5 boards a game as a team. In terms of points per game allowed, they are ranked 289th in college basketball, but they are only allowing 35.0% of 3-point shots.

When the TCU Horned Frogs made their most recent appearance on the hardwood, they defeated Lamar by a score of 78-65. This victory was their most recent victory. Over the course of the game, the Horned Frogs amassed a total of 32 rebounds, including 22 defensive boards and 10 offensive boards. Additionally, they handed it up a dozen times while securing seven thefts throughout the encounter. During the course of this game, Lamar committed 22 personal fouls, which resulted in the Horned Frogs having to spend a total of 24 attempts at the free throw line. This represents a success percentage of 66.7%, since they were able to eliminate 16 of those. TCU was successful in making eight of its twenty-nine attempts at three-point shots, which is a 42.1% success rate. At the end of this game, the Horned Frogs had a field goal percentage of 50.9%, having made 27 of 53 shots from the field. As a result of the Horned Frogs’ ability to allow Lamar to bury 25 of their 60 attempts from the field, the team’s overall shooting percentage was 41.7% during the game. They concluded the game with a free throw percentage of 66.7%, making 8 of 12 from the line, and had a shooting percentage of 36.8% from a distance, shooting 7 of 19. During the discussion about attacking the glass, TCU allowed Lamar to get a total of 24 points, eight of which came from the offensive glass.

The Horned Frogs were able to win this game thanks in large part to Jayden Pierre’s contributions. However, he did not finish with any boards despite the fact that he made eight of twelve field goals in this game, giving him a field goal percentage of 66.7%. While he was on the floor for a total of 25 minutes, he racked up a total of 18 points and two assists throughout this encounter.

As of this point in the season, TCU has a record of 2-1. With a field goal percentage of 47.0%, the Horned Frogs rank only 152nd in Division I in terms of their offensive performance. TCU has had 256 points on the season, which is equivalent to 85.3 points per game, and they have 37.3 rebounds per game. According to the national rankings, their rate of earning assists is 16.3 times per game, which places them 144th, while their turnover rate is 12.7 times per game. Each and every game, the Horned Frogs are committed 15.7 fouls, and their percentage from the free throw line is 75.6.6 percent.

When it comes to the number of points allowed per game, the Horned Frogs defense is rated 141st in all of college football with 68.7. During each game, they are able to force 14.7 turnovers and have allowed teams to shoot 43.3% from the field, which places them in the 215th position in college basketball. The TCU defense allows 37.9% of shots from outside the arc to be made (22 of 58), and opponents are successful in 75.7% of their attempts from the free throw line. They have allowed 15.3 assists and 29.7 total rebounds per game, which currently places them in the 281st and 47th positions in Division I respectively.

✅ Our NCAAB 11-14-2025 Pick: MICHIGAN

NCAAB 11-14-2025 Predictions

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