Northeastern vs Princeton Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-20-2025

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Northeastern vs Princeton Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-20-2025

In their most recent match, the Northeastern Huskies were defeated by Vermont by a score of 85-74. The game was played against Vermont. Concerning the number of personal fouls, the Huskies were able to leave the stadium with sixteen, whereas Vermont had a total of twenty personal fouls. Out of the 23 attempts they made from three-point range, they were successful 13 times. By converting 10 of their 12 attempts from the charity stripe, Vermont had a shooting percentage of 83.3%. In addition, Vermont was able to record a total of 24 rebounds, including 5 offensive and 19 defensive, but they were unable to register a single rejection. Within the course of this game, Vermont racked up 17 assists and four steals.

It is important to note that Northeastern’s defense allowed the other team to shoot 31 of 56 from the field, which is a 55.4% shooting percentage. In addition to committing 13 turnovers and stealing 6 balls during this game, they also gave 12 assists to their teammates. Regarding the amount of rebounds that they grabbed, they racked up a total of 24, with six of those coming from the attacking end. The Huskies had a success rate of 76.2% when they were at the free throw line, converting 16 of their 21 tries. By the time the game was over, Northeastern had finished with a field goal percentage of 46.4% (26 of 56) and had made 6 of 15 shots from beyond the arc.

One of the players that made a contribution to this game is known as Youri Fritz. By the time the game was over, he had a field goal percentage of 80 percent and had also contributed one assist. With a total of seven rebounds, he played for a total of 37 minutes on the court. He made four out of five shots and scored sixteen points for the team.

With a record of 2-2 for the season, Northeastern University is coming into this matchup with confidence. They have a scoring average of 73.5 points per game, which places them 269th in the nation, and they have a field goal percentage of 43.4%. With 24 of 78 shots from beyond the arc, the Huskies have a shooting percentage of 30.8%, and their percentage from the charity stripe is 69.5%. As a team, Northeastern is currently rated 305th in the nation in terms of passing the ball, as they are getting 34.0 rebounds per game and have 51 assists for the season. This places them in the middle of the pack. As a team, they incur 17.5 personal fouls per game, which results in them losing possession of the ball 10.8 times a game. Additionally, they tend to turn the ball over.

The Huskies have a defensive record that has resulted in 14.5 turnovers per game and 20.5 fouls been committed. After allowing 32.2% of their attempts from beyond the arc, they are ranked 160th in college basketball in terms of points per game (PPG) against their opponents (71.5). The defense of the Huskies is allowing opponents to record a field goal percentage of 44.8% (99 of 221), and they are also giving up 35.5 boards per game as a unit. Currently, they are ranked 143rd in college basketball in terms of the number of assists they have given up to the opposition, with 53 assists given up so far this season.

During their most recent match, the Princeton Tigers were defeated by Iona by a score of 89-69, and they were forced to return home. Iona was able to gain 42 points overall, nine of which came from the offensive glass, thanks to Princeton’s play in terms of rebounding. They shot 10 out of 29 from outside the arc, which is a 34.5% success rate, and they finished the game with 21 out of 27 free throws, which is a 77.8% victory percentage. During this match, the Tigers allowed Iona to convert 29 of their 58 tries from the floor, bringing their overall conversion rate for the game to 50 percent. When everything was said and done, the Tigers finished with a shooting percentage of 37.3%, which was achieved by making 25 of 67 shots from the field. In terms of shooting from beyond the arc, Princeton was successful in four out of twenty-four attempts, which is 16.7%. They were successful in destroying 15 of them, which is equivalent to a rate of 65.2%. Over the course of the game, Iona committed 19 personal fouls, which resulted in the Tigers having to go to the charity stripe for a total of 23 times. During this competition, they were able to steal seven balls while giving up possession of the ball a total of twelve times. Over the course of the game, the Tigers were able to accumulate a total of 28 rebounds, including 23 defensive boards and 5 offensive boards.

In this particular encounter, Dalen Davis was a vital player for the Tigers. He had three rebounds and hit five of sixteen field goals during the game, giving him a field goal percentage of 31.3%. Within the 31 minutes that he was on the court, he was able to rack up 15 points and had five assists for the game.

During the course of the campaign, Princeton has a score of 2-3. The Tigers are finishing the season with a 39.4% field goal percentage, which places them 341st in the nation in terms of their offensive performance. In the course of the season, Princeton has scored 368 points, which is equivalent to 73.6 points per game, and they have grabbed 39.2 rebounds per game. They have a turnover rate of 12.4 times per game, which causes them to lose possession of the ball. They are contributing 14.0 assists per game, which places them 214th in the collegiate rankings. During each game, the Tigers are accountable for committing 16.6 personal fouls, and they have a free throw shooting percentage of 69.5%.

When it comes to the number of points allowed per game, the Tigers’ defense is rated 259th in all of college football, with 78.2. Every game, they force their opponents to commit 11.6 turnovers, and they have allowed their opponents to shoot 44.6% from the field, which is the 240th best percentage in college basketball. The Princeton defense allows its opponents to achieve a three-point shooting percentage of 33.3% (46 of 138), yet their opponents are successful in converting 75.0% of their shots from the free throw line. As a result of their 14.4 assists and 37.8 total boards per game, they are ranked 246th and 276th, respectively, in Division 1 in defense.

✅ Our Northeastern vs Princeton Pick: PRINCETON

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