Loyola Maryland vs Fairfield Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-16-2025

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Loyola Maryland vs Fairfield Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-16-2025

In their most recent match, the Loyola Greyhounds competed against NJIT and were defeated by a score of 66-64. They were forced to return home with a defeat. By the time the game was over, Loyola had secured a field goal percentage of 39.7% (23 of 58) and had successfully made 6 of their 25 tries at three-point shots. With a percentage of sixty percent, the Greyhounds were successful in converting twelve of their twenty attempts from the charity stripe. Regarding the number of rebounds they obtained, they racked up a total of 32, with ten of those coming from the attacking end. Additionally, they were responsible for 12 assists during the game, in addition to forcing the opponent to commit 13 turnovers and obtaining 8 steals. In terms of defense, Loyola recorded a 35.7% shooting percentage from the floor, with 20 out of 56 shots being made. Throughout the game, NJIT had a total of seven assists and four steals. Although NJIT possessed 33 boards (10 offensive and 23 defensive), they were unable to record a rejection despite having a total of 33 boards. In the end, NJIT hit 21 of their 26 attempts from the free throw line, resulting in an 80.8% shooting percentage. From three-point range, they were successful in five of their twenty-two attempts. In terms of the number of fouls committed, the Greyhounds received a total of 21, while NJIT was responsible for 20 fouls.

Braeden Speed is a person who participated in this competition and contributed to it. He finished the game with a total of four assists and a shooting percentage of 36.4% from the field. 35 minutes were played by him, and he got five boards throughout that time. In the end, he scored 14 points while shooting 4 out of 11 from the field.

With a record of 1-2 for the year, Loyola is coming into this competition with a record. On average, they give up possession of the ball 11.0 times per game, and as a team, they commit 18.0 fouls per game. As a team, Loyola is currently averaging 41.0 rebounds per game and has 34 assists, which places them in the 291st position in college basketball when it comes to passing the ball at this point in the season. The Greyhounds have a shooting percentage of 31.5% from three-point range (23/73), and they have a shooting percentage of 70.1% from the charity stripe. The team has a scoring average of 72.0 points per game, which ranks 281st in the nation, and they have a field goal percentage of 40.8%.

On defense, the Greyhounds are committing 9.7 turnovers a game and drawing 18.3 fouls but they are also forcing turnovers. The percentage of three-point attempts they allow is 20.8%, and they rank 77th in Division I in terms of the number of points their opponents score per game (64.3). When it comes to defense, the Greyhounds are allowing a shooting percentage of 38.9% (68 of 175) and they are also allowing 34.3 rebounds per game as a team. With 25 assists allowed all season long, they are now ranked 34th in college basketball in terms of the number of assists they allow to their opponents.

In their most recent match, the Fairfield Stags were defeated by Seton Hall by a score of 82-59, and they were forced to return home. During the course of the game, the Stags collected a total of 35 rebounds, which included 26 defensive boards and 9 offensive rebounds. In the course of this game, they were able to steal five balls while giving up possession of the ball seventeen times. Within the course of the game, Seton Hall committed 21 fouls, which resulted in the Stags having to take a total of 23 shots from the free throw line. They had a success rate of 78.3 percent, which was achieved by converting 18 of the free throws. Fairfield was successful in nine out of twenty-three attempts from beyond the arc, which is a 39.1% percentage. The Stags concluded the game with a field goal percentage of 32.0%, which was achieved by shooting 16 for 50 from the field. Within the context of this game, the Stags allowed Seton Hall to make 27 of their 66 tries from the floor, which resulted in them having a percentage of 40.9%. They shot 5 out of 17 from three-point range, which resulted in a 29.4% shooting percentage, and they completed the game with a free throw percentage of 82.1%, shooting 23 out of 28. In terms of defensive rebounding, Fairfield allowed Seton Hall to grab a total of 39 rebounds, including 14 offensive rebounds.

There was a possibility that Braden Sparks would play a role for the Stags in the game. His field goal percentage for the game was 46.2%, and he had one rebound. He made six of thirteen field goals during the game. A total of twenty points were scored by him during his 32 minutes on the floor, and he also had one assist throughout the game.

At this point in the season, Fairfield has a record of 1-2. Over the course of each game, the Stags are committing 18.3 fouls, and they are making 75.0% of their free throw attempts. On average, they are receiving 9.0 assists per game, which places them in the 354th position in college, and they are giving up possession 13.3 times a game. This season, Fairfield has scored a total of 201 points, which is equivalent to 67.0 points per game, and they have collected 43.3 boards per game. The Stags are now 36.6% from the field as an offensive team, which places them in the 350th position in Division 1 in terms of accuracy.

It is estimated that the Fairfield defense allows 26.2% of their opponents to make shots from outside the perimeter (17 of 65), and their opponents are successful in making 70.8% of their shots from the free throw line. The fact that they have given up 11.0 assists and 39.0 total rebounds per game places them in the 95th and 294th positions, respectively, in the college basketball rankings. With a penalty per game (PPG) conceded of 70.3, the Stags defense is ranked 164th in all of collegiate football. They are allowing teams to shoot 40.4% from the field, which places them 137th in college basketball, and they are forcing 10.0 turnovers per game.

✅ Our Loyola Maryland vs Fairfield Pick: Loyola Maryland

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