South Dakota vs Missouri Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-20-2025

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South Dakota vs Missouri Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-20-2025

During their most recent match, the South Dakota Coyotes competed against Western Michigan and emerged victorious by a score of 83-78. This event took place on the hardwood. At the conclusion of the game, South Dakota had a field goal percentage of 42.4% (28 of 66), and they had made 13 of their 37 shots from beyond the arc. With a total of 22 attempts, the Coyotes were successful in making 14 of their free throws, resulting in a percentage of 63.6%. When it came to grabbing rebounds, they were able to accumulate 23, with eight of those boards coming from the offensive end. Furthermore, they were responsible for 15 assists during this match, while also causing the opponent to commit 13 turnovers and accumulating 7 steals. The other side was able to shoot 32 out of 60 shots from the field, which resulted in a 53.3% shooting percentage for South Dakota.

However, Western Michigan was unable to record a steal despite having 17 assists and having the opportunity to do so. Additionally, Western Michigan was able to achieve a total of 35 rebounds, including 6 offensive and 29 defensive, but they were unable to record a single rejection. The Western Michigan Wolverines were able to win this game by shooting 81.8% from the charity stripe, which they accomplished by making 9 of 11 attempts. In addition, they were successful in five of their sixteen efforts from beyond the arc. When it came to the number of fouls committed, the Coyotes ended up with thirteen, while Western Michigan concluded the game with one hundred nineteen.

In this particular matchup, Uzziah Buntyn was a player that played a significant role. Over the course of seven out of ten shots, he scored 19 points. Even though he had played for 22 minutes, he did not have any rebounds by the time the clock ran out. After the game was over, he finished with a field goal percentage of 70.0% and three assists.

Currently, South Dakota has a record of 3-2 for the season, which brings them into this matchup. They are presently ranked 61st in the nation in terms of average points scored per game, which is 89.6 points, and they shoot 45.5% from the field. When shooting from downtown, the Coyotes are hitting 33.3% of their shots (34 of 102) and 75.0% of their shots from the charity stripe. In terms of passing, South Dakota is currently ranked 211st in Division 1 and is averaging 40.2 rebounds per game. Additionally, the club has 64 assists for the season, which places them in the 211th position overall. They are committing 17.0 fouls per game as a club, and they are giving up possession of the ball 11.4 times per game.

The Coyotes are able to force 15.8 turnovers per game and drawing 19.8 personal fouls while they are on the defensive end of the court. They are allowing 28.4% of their shots from outside the arc, and they are ranked 257th in the college basketball rankings for points allowed per game (78.0). The defense of the Coyotes is allowing a field goal percentage of 46.2% (146 of 316), and they are also allowing 35.4 rebounds per game as a team. With 71 assists allowed to their opponents this season, they are ranked 282nd in the collegiate rankings for giving up assists.

In their most recent match, the Missouri Tigers defeated Prairie View A&M by a score of 91-73. This victory was the result of their most recent appearance on the court. During this game, the Tigers collected a total of 45 rebounds, which included 34 defensive boards and 11 offensive rebounds. During this competition, they also made 13 turnovers, while they were successful in stealing seven balls. The Tigers were forced to take 25 shots from the free throw line as a result of the 19 fouls that Prairie View A&M committed during the contest.

At a percentage of 68.0%, they were successful in making 17 of the free throws that were allowed to them. When it came to shots from beyond the arc, Missouri was successful in 10 of 23 tries, which is a 43.5% conversion rate. Following the conclusion of this game, the Tigers finished with a shooting percentage of 51.6%, which was achieved by shooting 32 shots from the floor out of 62 total attempts. Within the context of this game, the Tigers allowed Prairie View A&M to make 25 of their 66 tries from the field, which resulted in a field goal percentage of 37.9%. By going 9 of 23 from three-point range, they finished with a 39.1% three-point percentage, and they finished this game with an 87.5% free throw percentage, shooting 14 of 16 from the charity line. As far as the manner in which they cleaned up the glass is concerned, Missouri allowed Prairie View A&M to grab a total of 22 shots, four of which were on the offensive side.

In this particular game, Jacob Crews was the one who pitched for the Tigers. In the game, he made seven of ten field goals, giving him a field goal percentage of seventy percent. Additionally, he grabbed eight rebounds. In the twenty minutes that he was on the court, he scored twenty points, yet he finished the game without dishing out any assists.

At this point in the season, Missouri had a record of 5-0, with no losses. Every every game, the Tigers have committed 18.0 personal fouls, and they have a free throw percentage of 64.4%. They rank 122nd in the nation in terms of the number of times they earn an assist per game, which is 16.6 times, and they turn the ball over 13.8 times per game. The Missouri Tigers have scored 457 points so far this season, which is equivalent to 91.4 points per game, and they have grabbed 40.2 rebounds per game. The Tigers are currently operating at a shooting percentage of 56.4% from the field, which places them in fourth place in Division 1 for offensive performance.

When it comes to shots from beyond the arc, the Missouri defense allows 34.0% of them (50 of 147) and opponents are making 73.3% of their foul shots. Over the course of a single game, they have allowed 12.8 assists and 29.6 boards, which places them 164th and 39th, respectively, in the rankings of college basketball. The Tigers were rated 140th in Division I in terms of the number of points they allowed per game, with a total of 70.4. In each and every game, they force their opponents to commit 13.2 turnovers, and they allow teams to shoot 39.1% from the field, which places them 83rd in the country.

✅ Our South Dakota vs Missouri Pick: SOUTH DAKOTA

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