UMKC Kangaroos vs Texas Longhorns Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-15-2025

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UMKC Kangaroos vs Texas Longhorns Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-15-2025

In the most recent game, the UMKC Kangaroos faced up against Iona and were ultimately defeated by a score of 105-91. They were forced to return home. The Kangaroos were dismissed from the arena with a total of 16 personal fouls, while Iona was able to accumulate a total of 22 personal fouls. They were successful in 14 of their 26 attempts from beyond the arc. Ultimately, Iona had a free throw shooting percentage of 64.3%, as they were successful in making 9 of their 14 attempts. In addition, Iona was able to gather 35 rebounds (10 offensive and 25 defensive), but she was unable to record a block on the stat sheet while she was playing. Through the course of this game, Iona racked up 17 assists and 9 steals. When it came to defense, UMKC allowed the other team to shoot 41 of 72 shots from the field, which resulted in a 56.9% shooting percentage. Through the course of this competition, they also committed 18 turnovers and 11 thefts, in addition to distributing 14 assists. In terms of the number of rebounds that they were able to bring down, they was able to grab a total of 36, with 14 of those being of the offensive sort. The Kangaroos were successful in burying 15 of their 21 efforts from the charity stripe, which means that they had a percentage of 71.4%. At the conclusion of the game, UMKC had a field goal percentage of 48.6% (36 out of 74), and they were successful in making four of their twenty-five attempts from beyond the arc.

“U’Riyah Evans” is a player who made a significant contribution to this game. In addition, he ended with five assists and a field goal percentage of 71.4%. Along with grabbing two rebounds, he was on the court for a total of thirty-one minutes. At the end of the game, he finished with 23 points, shooting 10 out of 14 from the field.

The UMKC team has a record of 1-2 on the year, with a win-loss record going into this matchup. Overall, they commit 17.3 personal fouls per game and turn the ball over 14.3 times per game. Additionally, they turn the ball over 14.3 times per game. Since the beginning of the season, the University of Missouri–Kansas City has accumulated 37 assists and 37.0 boards per game, which places them in the 262nd position in the nation in terms of passing the ball. Both at the free throw line and from long range, the Kangaroos are making 67.2% of their shots and connecting on 30.1% of their shots (20 of 73). At the moment, they are averaging 83.0 points per game, which places them 153rd in Division 1; but, they are shooting 45.0% from the field.

When it comes to defense, the Kangaroos have been successful in forcing 14.0 turnovers a game while also drawing 20.7 personal fouls annually. With 51 assists that they have given up so far this season, they are placed 319th in the nation in terms of allowing assists to the opposition. According to the Kangaroos defense, they are allowing a field goal percentage of 56.6% (111 of 196), and they are giving up 36.0 boards per game as a squad. They are 355th in the collegiate rankings for points per game allowed (93.3), and they allow 38.3% of shots from a distance to be taken against them.

During their most recent matchup, the Texas Longhorns defeated Fairleigh Dickinson by a final score of 93-58, bringing home the victory for their conference. Over the course of the game, the Longhorns collected a total of 51 rebounds, including 38 defensive rebounds and 13 offensive rebounds. During this competition, they were able to record five steals while giving up possession nine times. Fairleigh Dickinson was called for a total of 26 personal fouls throughout the game, which resulted in the Longhorns having to take a total of 34 shots from the free throw line. They were successful in making 19 of the free throws, which is equivalent to a rate of 55.9%. When talking about shots from beyond the arc, Texas made 6 of 23 tries, which is a 26.1% success rate. During the course of the game, the Longhorns concluded with a shooting percentage of 52.3%, which was equivalent to 34 shots out of 65 from the field. The Longhorns allowed Fairleigh Dickinson to put 21 of their 67 attempts from the field into the goal, which resulted in a shooting percentage of 31.3% for the Longhorns during this matchup. By connecting on eight out of twenty-nine shots from a distance, they shot 27.6%, and they finished the competition with eight out of thirteen shots from the charity stripe, which is 61.5%. When it came to attacking the boards, Texas gave Fairleigh Dickinson the opportunity to gather 29 points overall, six of which were offensive.

In this particular game, Tramon Mark was a significant player for the Longhorns. He was successful in 9 of 13 shots, giving him a rate of 69.2%, and he also grabbed 4 rebounds in this game. Twenty points were scored by him in the 28 minutes that he was on the court, and he also had two assists during the game.

At this point in the season, Texas has a record of 2-1. The Longhorns average 18.3 fouls per game and have a 67.4% success rate from the free throw line from the charity stripe. They are ranked 262nd in Division 1 for the number of times they hand out assists, which is 13.0 times per game, and they are losing possession of the ball through turnovers 11.3 times per game. Texas has scored 250 points so far this season, which is equivalent to 83.3 points per game, and they have pulled down 46.0 rebounds per game. When it comes to the offensive side of the court, the Longhorns are connecting on 4.60 percent of their shots from the floor, which places them 185th in the nation.

With a score of 64.3 points allowed per game, the Longhorns’ defensive performance is ranked 76th in Division I. In addition to allowing teams to shoot 37.4% from the field, they are able to force 11.3 turnovers per game, which places them 61st in the country. The defense of Texas allows their opponents to make 30.6% of their shots from beyond the three-point line (22 of 72), and their opponents are successful in 68.3% of their free throw attempted attempts. The average number of assists and rebounds that they have given up per game is 11.7 and 32.3, respectively, which places them 127th and 103rd in various defensive statistics.

✅ Our UMKC Kangaroos vs Texas Longhorns Pick: UMKC

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