Ohio Bobcats vs Louisville Cardinals Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-15-2025

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Ohio Bobcats vs Louisville Cardinals Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-15-2025

In their most recent game, the Ohio Bobcats faced up against St. Mary’s and ended up losing by a score of 90-60. They were unable to recover from this defeat and returned home. A total of 15 fouls were committed by the Bobcats at the end of the game, while St. Mary’s committed 13 fouls at the conclusion of the game. From a distance of 22 attempts, they were successful in burying 11 of them. St. Mary’s ended with a charity stripe percentage of 77.3%, making 17 of 22 shots from the line. St. Mary’s also had a total of 39 rebounds, 13 of which were offensive and 26 of which were defensive, but they were unable to accumulate a single block. The contest resulted in St. Mary’s accumulating 22 assists and 6 steals for the team. When it came to defense, Ohio allowed the opposing side to shoot 50 percent from the field, meaning they were successful 31 out of 62 times. Not only did they earn two steals and force the opposing team to commit nine turnovers, but they also recorded a total of twelve assists during this match. In terms of grabbing rebounds, they racked up a total of 27, with 11 of those being received by offensive players. The Bobcats had a success rate of 85.7% from the free throw line, making six of their seven attempts from the line. During the final minutes of the game, Ohio finished with a field goal percentage of 37.5% (24 of 64) and converted 6 of 24 three-point shots.

There was a person named Jackson Paveletzke who had a significant role in this competition. He was responsible for 19 points and shot 7 of 13 from the field. In addition to that, he was on the court for thirty minutes and he grabbed three boards. In addition to his four assists, he finished the game with a shooting percentage of 53.8% from the field.

Currently, Ohio has a record of 1-2 for the year, which brings them into this matchup. They are ranked 279th in Division 1 with an average of 72.3 points per game and have a field goal percentage of 45.6%. When it comes to shots from beyond the arc, the Bobcats are hitting 25.9% (15 of 58), and they are also hitting 64.3% from the free throw line. With a total of 36 assists and 29.7 rebounds per game, Ohio is now ranked 274th in the nation in terms of passing. This is due to the fact that they have accumulated 36 assists over the course of the season. Each game, they incur 15.7 personal fouls and turn the ball over 10.7 times, which results in them losing possession of the ball. Additionally, they average 15.7 turnovers every game.

The Bobcats are committing 12.7 turnovers per game while drawing 20.0 fouls. This is a positive sign for the defense. They allow 38.7% of their opponents to make three-point shots, and they are rated 300th in Division I in terms of the number of points their opponents score (72.3) per game. As a team, the Bobcats are allowing a field goal percentage of 47.2% (85 of 180), and they are also holding opponents to 39.0 rebounds per game. With 46 assists that were given up during the campaign, they are ranked 279th in college basketball in terms of allowing assists to the opposition.

The Louisville Cardinals defeated Kentucky by a score of 96-88 in their most recent game, which resulted in the Cardinals sending their players home with a victory. The Cardinals were able to collect a total of 37 rebounds throughout this game, with 25 coming from their defensive side and 12 coming from their offensive side. During the course of the game, they also lost possession of the ball six times while committing eleven thefts. The Cardinals were forced to make a total of 31 attempts from the free throw line as a result of Kentucky’s 21 personal fouls that were committed throughout this game. They were successful in destroying 21 of those, which is equivalent to a clip of 67.7%. When it came to making three-point shots, Louisville was successful in thirteen out of forty tries, which is a 32.5% success rate. When the final whistle blew, the Cardinals had finished the game with a shooting percentage of 44.9% from the field, which represented a shooting percentage of 31 for 69 from the field. In this meeting, the Cardinals allowed Kentucky to make 32 of their 68 tries from the floor, which resulted in a percentage of 47.1% for Kentucky. They achieved a three-point percentage of 35.3% by making 12 of 34 shots from beyond the arc, and they concluded the game with a free throw percentage of 75.0%, making 12 of 16 shots from the line. Louisville allowed Kentucky to pull down a total of forty (11 offensive) rebounds, which is relevant to the discussion of team rebounding.

Mikel Brown Jr. ended up being a vital player for the Cardinals during the course of this game. During this battle, he made 8 of 16 field goal attempts, which resulted in a field goal percentage of 50.0%. Additionally, he grabbed 2 rebounds. Within the span of his 33 minutes on the court, he racked up 29 points and a total of 5 assists during this contest.

At this point in the season, Louisville has a record of 3-0. Over the course of each game, the Cardinals commit 19.3 fouls, and their percentage from the free throw line is 73.7%. While they give up control of the ball 11.0 times per game, they assist their teammates 22.3 times per game, which ranks fifteenth in the collegiate level on average. The Louisville Cardinals have scored a total of 306 points throughout the season (102.0 points per game), and they have averaged 45.3 rebounds per game. In terms of offensive performance, the Cardinals are connecting on 50.0% of their field goal attempts, which places them in the 65th position among Division I teams.

The Cardinals’ defensive unit has a point-per-game (PPG) rate of 67.7, which places them 123rd in the NCAA basketball rankings. They have a turnover rate of 17.0 per game and have allowed teams to shoot 37.2% from the field, which places them in the 60th spot in college basketball. The Louisville defense allows opponents to make 31.3 percent of their shots from beyond the arc (25 of 80), and opponents are successful in 70.4% of their foul shots. In every game, they have allowed 9.7 assists and 34.7 boards, which places them placed 52nd and 171st, respectively, against other teams in those categories.

✅ Our Ohio Bobcats vs Louisville Cardinals Pick: Ohio

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