Jackson State Tigers vs Arkansas Razorbacks Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-21-2025

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Jackson State Tigers vs Arkansas Razorbacks Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-21-2025

Over the course of their most recent contest, the Jackson State Tigers faced off against Auburn and were ultimately defeated by a score of 112-66. This was the final game of the season for the Tigers. Jackson State finished the game with a field goal percentage of 41.1% (23 of 56), and they were successful in making six of their eighteen attempts at trying to score three-pointers. The Tigers had a percentage of 73.7% when they were at the free throw line, as they were successful in making 14 of their 19 attempts. With regard to the number of rebounds they obtained, they racked up a total of 22, with seven of those being of the offensive variety. Additionally, they had a total of six assists throughout the game, in addition to causing the other team to commit nine turnovers and stealing six balls.

When it comes to the defense, Jackson State allowed the other team to shoot 64.6% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 42 out of 65 shots. A total of 28 assists and 16 steals were recorded by Auburn during the contest. A further point to consider is that Auburn did not record a single rejection while grabbing 30 rebounds (8 offensive and 22 defensive). Auburn ended up making 15 of their 19 attempts from the charity stripe, which resulted in a shooting percentage of 78.9%. In addition, thirteen of their thirty-two efforts from long range were successful. While Auburn committed a total of 19 fouls, the Tigers were only able to accumulate 14 fouls during the game.

The player Jayme Mitchell was one of the players who played a significant role in the game. He finished with 24 points after hitting 8 of 12 from the field. He was on the court for thirty-three minutes and recorded five rebounds during that time. Despite the fact that he finished the game with a field goal percentage of 66.7%, he was unable to record an assist.

In the current season, Jackson State has a record of 0-4 and will be entering this game with that record. They incur 19.5 personal fouls per game and lose possession of the ball 14.8 times per game due to turnovers. Additionally, they commit 14.8 turnovers per game. Through the course of the season, Jackson State has accumulated a total of 31 assists and 28.3 boards per game, which places them in the 363rd position among all collegiate basketball teams in terms of their ability to distribute the ball back and forth. Among their three-point tries, the Tigers have a 29.9% shooting percentage (32 of 107), while their free throw shooting percentage is 69.7%. In their current performance, they are now ranked 362nd in the country with an average of 60.5 points per game while shooting 34.6% from the field.

On a nightly basis, the Tigers bring in 16.0 fouls and force 11.0 turnovers, which is a positive sign for their defensive performance. They have a 37.3% turnover rate on three-point shots and rank 365th in Division 1 in terms of the number of points they allow per game (99.8). Over the course of the game, the Tigers defense has allowed a field goal percentage of 52.0% (140 of 269), and they have allowed 49.3 boards per game as a system. With 86 assists that they have given up so far this season, they are ranked 332nd in Division I for giving up assists.

During their most recent match, the Arkansas Razorbacks defeated Winthrop by a score of 84-83, resulting in a victory that allowed them to return home victors. During the course of the game, the Razorbacks were able to amass a total of 28 boards, which included 21 defensive boards and 7 offensive boards. They also recorded a total of five steals during the competition, in addition to coughing it up nine times. During the course of the game, Winthrop committed twenty fouls, which resulted in the Razorbacks having a total of twenty-two opportunities to take free throws. Twenty of them were successfully eliminated, resulting in a success percentage of 90.9%. Regarding shots from beyond the perimeter, Arkansas was successful in six of their seventeen tries, which is a 35.3% success rate.

The Arkansas Razorbacks finished the game with a field goal percentage of fifty percent, having made 29 of 58 shots from the field before the final whistle blew. The Razorbacks handed Winthrop a shooting percentage of 47.8 percent during the game, which was a result of the fact that they allowed Winthrop to make 32 of 67 attempts from the field. They concluded the game with a free throw percentage of 66.7%, making 4 of 6 from the free throw line, and a shooting percentage of 48.4% from beyond the arc, hitting 15 of 31 shots. Regarding the topic of rebounds, Arkansas gave Winthrop the opportunity to collect a total of 27 (six of which were on the offensive glass).

It turned out that Meleek Thomas was able to make a difference for the Razorbacks during the game. He had a field goal percentage of fifty percent for the game, making ten out of twenty shots, and he also grabbed three rebounds. Within the span of his 34 minutes on the floor, he racked up a total of 26 points and three assists during this matchup.

As of the end of the year, Arkansas has a record of 4-1. In a typical game, the Razorbacks commit 16.6 fouls, and they have a free throw percentage of 80.5%. The number of times they assist teammates is 16.4 per game, which places them 125th in the collegiate rankings. Additionally, they turn the ball over 9.8 times per game. This season, Arkansas has scored 431 points, which is equivalent to 86.2 points per game, and they have grabbed 39.6 boards per game. The Razorbacks are currently rated 125th in college basketball due to their offensive performance, which is hitting at a rate of 47.1% from the field.

With a point-per-game average of 72.0, the Arkansas Razorbacks are rated 170th in college basketball when it comes to offense and defense. In addition to allowing teams to shoot 39.5% from the floor, which is the 93rd best percentage in college basketball, they force their opponents to commit 10.4 turnovers a game. Arkansas’s defense allows opponents to make 29.4 percent of their shots from beyond the three-point line (42 of 143), and opponents are successful in converting 64.4 percent of their free throw attempts. Both the number of assists they have allowed per game (14.8) and the total number of rebounds they have allowed (36.8) rank them 266th and 257th, respectively.

✅ Our Jackson State Tigers vs Arkansas Razorbacks Pick: ARKANSAS

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