Chicago State vs Iowa Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-20-2025

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Chicago State vs Iowa Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-20-2025

One of the most recent games that the Chicago State Cougars participated in was against Minnesota, which they ultimately lost by a score of 66-54. At the conclusion of the game, Chicago State had secured a field goal percentage of 40.0% (22 of 55), and they had successfully completed four of their fourteen efforts from beyond the arc. With a percentage of sixty percent, the Cougars were successful in burying six out of ten shots in the charity stripe. Regarding the number of boards they were able to pull down, they were awarded a total of 26, with ten of those being offensive. Additionally, they had a total of nine assists during the game, in addition to causing the other team to commit eleven turnovers and stealing seven balls.

When it came to defense, Chicago State allowed the other team to shoot 36.5% from the field, consisting of 19 out of 52 shots. 18 assists were given to Minnesota, and they also had 9 steals throughout this game. In addition, Minnesota came away with a total of 29 rebounds (10 offensive and 19 defensive), but they did not have a single block. As a result of Minnesota’s successful execution of 21 of their 27 free throw attempts, the team finished with a free throw shooting percentage of 77.8 percent. They also made seven of their twenty-eight attempts from a distance. The Cougars finished with 21 fouls, whereas Minnesota only had 8 fouls recorded. The Cougars were victorious in this regard.

Marcus Tankersley is a player who made a contribution to this competition throughout its duration. In the end, he finished with a shooting percentage of 42.9% from the field and made two assists. During the 33 minutes that he was on the court, he grabbed one rebound. He scored 16 points while shooting 6 out of 14 from the field.

With a record of 0-5 for the season, Chicago State comes into this contest with a losing record. In Division I, they are averaging 66.2 points per game, which places them 341st, and they are shooting 41.2% from the field. In terms of three-point shots, the Cougars are shooting 29.1% (23 of 79), and their percentage from the free throw line is 72.2%. This season, Chicago State has a total of 55 assists and 29.8 rebounds per game, which places them ranked 274th in Division I in terms of passing. Additionally, they have a net rebound average of 29.8 per game. The average number of times they lose possession of the ball due to turnovers is 14.0 per game, while the average number of fouls they commit per game is.

The Cougars are able to force 13.4 turnovers per game while drawing 15.4 personal fouls when they are assigned to the defensive position. They allow 33.1% of three-point shots while ranking 343rd in the NCAA basketball rankings for points per game allowed (86.2). The defense of the Cougars is allowing a field goal percentage of 47.7% (134 of 281), and they are surrendering 38.8 rebounds per game as a unit. With 94 assists given up to the opponent so far this season, they are rated 353rd in Division I in terms of allowing assists to the opposition.

In their most recent game, the Iowa Hawkeyes defeated Southeast Missouri State by a score of 99-70. This victory was the Hawkeyes’ most recent triumph on the floor. Twenty-two defensive rebounds and eight offensive rebounds were collected by the Hawkeyes during this game, bringing their total to forty. In addition, they were able to register 11 thefts during this competition, while also giving up possession of the ball 11 times. In the course of the game, SE Missouri State was called for 25 fouls, which resulted in the Hawkeyes having a total of 39 opportunities to travel to the charity stripe. They had a success rate of 74.4%, which was achieved by knocking down 29 of them.

In terms of shots from outside the perimeter, Iowa was successful in converting 10 of its 23 attempts, which is a 43.5% success rate. When everything was said and done, the Hawkeyes finished with a shooting percentage of 61.2%, which was achieved by making 30 of 49 shots from the field. In the encounter, the Hawkeyes allowed Southeast Missouri State to make 26 of their 50 tries from the field, which resulted in them having a 52.0% success rate. They achieved a three-point shooting percentage of 37.5% by making six out of sixteen shots, and they finished this game with a free throw percentage of 57.1%, making 12 of 21 shots from the line. When it came to the manner in which they attacked the glass, Iowa allowed Southeast Missouri State to pull down a total of 23 shots, six of which were offensive.

Throughout this match, Alvaro Folgueiras played a significant role for the Hawkeyes. He made four of six field goals during the game, giving him a field goal percentage of 66.7%, and he also grabbed five rebounds. Within the 25 minutes that he was on the court, he was able to rack up 16 points and one assist during the game.

This season, Iowa has a record of 4-0, with a win-loss record. When it comes to the successful execution of offensive plays, the Hawkeyes have a field goal percentage of 57.9%, which places them in first place in the nation. For the season, Iowa has scored 358 points, which is equivalent to 89.5 points per game, and they have grabbed 30.3 boards per game. At the same time that they are giving up possession 10.8 times a game, they are dishing out assists 18.8 times per game, which places them 46th in the college rankings. While shooting 76.9% from the free throw line, the Hawkeyes have committed 19.0 fouls per game on average.

At 64.8 points per game, the Hawkeyes’ defense is ranked 57th in Division I in terms of points allowed. They force their opponents to commit 16.5 turnovers per game and enable teams to shoot 44.6% from the field, which places them 240th in the college basketball rankings. In addition, the Iowa defense allows its opponents to make 34.1% of their three-point shots (30 of 88), and their opponents are successful in 62.7% of their free throw tries. On the defensive end, they have been rated 24th and third in the areas of total rebounds and assists per game, respectively, with 9.3 assists and 26.0 total rebounds being allowed per game.

✅ Our Chicago State vs Iowa Pick: CHICAGO STATE

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