Radford vs Cleveland State Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-16-2025

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Radford vs Cleveland State Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-16-2025

The most recent game that the Radford Highlanders played was against North Carolina, and they were defeated by a score of 89-74. They were forced to return home. It was determined that the Highlanders had a total of 33 fouls as they exited the arena, while North Carolina had a total of 22 fouls. On top of that, they were successful in eight of their thirty-one efforts from beyond the arc. By the end of the game, North Carolina had a free throw shooting percentage of 63.3%, making 31 of 49 shots from the line. In addition, North Carolina was able to grab 48 rebounds (13 offensive and 35 defensive), but they were unable to record a block on the stat sheet. North Carolina finished the game with a total of 15 assists and 7 steals against their opponent. In terms of the defense, Radford allowed their opponent to shoot 38.5% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 25 of 65 shots. Additionally, they had a total of six assists during the game, while also causing the opposing side to commit eleven turnovers and stealing seven balls. A total of 36 boards were brought in by them, nine of which were of the offensive sort. This indicates that they were successful in hauling in boards. 19 of the 31 shots that the Highlanders attempted from the charity stripe were successful, giving them a percentage of 61.3%. Radford finished the game with a field goal percentage of 34.3% (24 out of 70), and they were successful in seven of their thirty attempts at three-point shots.

Players like Dennis Parker Jr. made significant contributions to this competition, and he was one of them. Despite the fact that he concluded the game without dishing out any assists, he finished with a shooting percentage of 47.1% from the field. He played for a total of 33 minutes and also grabbed six boards during that time. He ended the game with 23 points after hitting 8 of 17 from the field.

In this matchup, Radford comes in with a record of 2-1 for the remainder of the year. As a team, they commit 19.7 personal fouls per game, and they lose possession of the ball 12.0 times per game due to turnovers. Radford is currently ranked 227th in Division I in terms of passing the ball, as the team has accumulated 42 assists and 40.7 boards per game so far this season. This places them in the middle of the pack. By connecting on 29.3 percent of their shots from downtown (24 of 82), the Highlanders are also connecting on 63.5% of their shots from the charity stripe. At the same time that they are hitting 47.4% from the field, they are averaging 84.3 points per game, which places them 136th in the nation.

Every game, the Highlanders have forced 13.3 turnovers, and they have drawn 20.3 fouls. This is a record for their defense. They have allowed 31 assists to the opposition so far this season, which places them in 99th place in Division 1 in terms of the number of assists they have allowed. Over the course of the season, the Highlanders have allowed a field goal percentage of 40.9% (76 of 186) and have allowed 36.3 rebounds per game as a team. When it comes to opponents’ points per game (75.0), they rank 224th in college basketball and allow up 28.8% from beyond the arc.

During their most recent game, the Cleveland State Vikings were defeated by Northwestern by a score of 110-63. This was their most recent appearance on the court. As far as attacking the glass is concerned, Cleveland State allowed Northwestern to pull down a total of forty rebounds, eleven of which were on the offensive perimeter. As the game came to a close, they finished with a shooting percentage of 52.4% from beyond the arc, making 11 of 21 shots. Additionally, they finished with a free throw percentage of 77.3%, making 17 of 22 shots from the line. Under the direction of the Vikings, Northwestern was able to make 41 of its 68 attempts from the field, which resulted in a field goal percentage of 60.3% for the game. After everything was said and done, the Vikings concluded the game with a shooting percentage of forty percent, which was achieved by shooting twenty-four times out of sixty from the field. In terms of three-point shots, Cleveland State finished with a 34.5 percent success rate, converting 10 of their 29 tries. It was possible for them to make five of the free throws, which resulted in a percentage of 38.5%. Through the course of this game, Northwestern was called for a total of 15 fouls, which resulted in the Vikings taking a total of 13 shots from the free throw line. They were responsible for 17 turnovers of the ball while also committing four thefts during the contest. In the game, the Vikings had a total of 25 rebounds, with 15 coming from their defensive side and 10 coming from their offensive side.

In this particular competition, Dayan Nessah was an essential player for the Vikings. In the 25 minutes that he was on the floor, he scored 15 points and handed out a total of three assists for this game. In this game, he made 6 of 9 field goals, which is a field goal percentage of 66.7%, and he also grabbed 3 rebounds.

At this point in the season, Cleveland State has a record of 1-2. Every every game, the Vikings are committing 17.3 fouls, and their percentage from the free throw line is 69.42 percent. 16.0 times per game, which is 149th in the nation, they are providing assistance to their teammates, and 15.7 times a game, they are turning the ball over. Over the course of this season, Cleveland State has averaged 74.0 points per game and 36.7 rebounds per game. They have scored 222 points. The offensive execution of the Vikings is now at 42.8% from the field, which places them 272nd in the country in terms of shooting percentage.

With a point differential of 90.3, the Vikings’ defensive unit ranks 341st in Division I in terms of the number of points they allow per game. They have forced 9.3 turnovers per game and provide teams with a shooting percentage of 48.5% from the field, which ranks 316th in college basketball. The Cleveland State defense allows 39.4% of shots from distance (37 of 94), and opponents are successful 77.2% of the time when they attempt to make a shot from the free throw line. On the defensive end, they allow 19.7 assists and 35.3 boards per game, which places them 352nd and 191st, respectively, in those areas.

✅ Our Radford vs Cleveland State Pick: Radford

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