Virginia Cavaliers vs Northwestern Wildcats Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-21-2025

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Virginia Cavaliers vs Northwestern Wildcats Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-21-2025

Marshall was the opponent that the Virginia Cavaliers faced in their final game, which they won by a score of 104-78. The Cavaliers headed home with the victory. As far as fouls go, the Cavaliers finished with twenty, while Marshall finished with a total of twenty-eight fouls. They were successful in seven out of twenty-four attempts from beyond the arc. Marshall finished with a percentage of 79.2% from the charity stripe, making 19 of his 24 attempts to make the shot. Marshall also grabbed 32 rebounds, nine of which were offensive and 23 of which were defensive, but he did not accomplish any blocks. During the course of this encounter, Marshall was responsible for 14 assists and six steals. As far as the defense is concerned, Virginia allowed their opponent to shoot 43.3% from the floor, which is equivalent to 26 out of 60 shots. In addition, they were responsible for 18 assists during this game, as well as causing the other team to commit 15 turnovers and stealing 9 balls away from them. In terms of the number of rebounds they collected, they amassed a total of 32, with nine of those being of the offensive sort. With a percentage of 72.2%, the Cavaliers were successful in making 26 of their 36 attempts from the free throw line. In the end, Virginia emerged victorious, having achieved a field goal percentage of 52.4% (33 of 63) and converting 12 of their 28 attempts at three-point goals.

A person named Thijs De Ridder was a significant contributor to the outcome of the game. He scored 23 points while shooting 8 out of 17 from the field. Additionally, he grabbed six rebounds while playing for a total of thirty minutes. In the end, he shot 47.1% from the floor and also contributed three assists to the team’s total.

Entering this matchup, Virginia has a perfect record of 4-0 thus far this season. They are currently averaging 90.8 points per game, which places them 47th in Division 1, and they are connecting on 50.0% of their field goal attempts. The Cavaliers are making 66.0% of their efforts from the free throw line and 38.8% of their three-point attempts (45 of 116) that they attempt. With 76 assists on the season and 46.0 rebounds per game, Virginia is now ranked 131st in the nation in terms of passing the rock. This is due to the fact that they are averaging 46.0 rebounds per game. Every game, they are incurring 19.3 personal fouls and giving up possession 10.0 times. Additionally, they are giving up possession 10.0 times every game.

When it comes to the defensive end of the court, the Cavaliers are causing their opponents to commit 12.3 turnovers per game while also drawing 22.5 personal fouls. When it comes to the number of assists they have given up this season, they presently hold the 46th spot in Division 1 with 43. In terms of defense, the Cavaliers are allowing their opponents to shoot at a rate of 34.9% (81 of 232), and they are also allowing their opponents to grab 31.5 rebounds per game individually. They are ranked 21st in college basketball in terms of opponents’ points per game (61.5), and they allow 28.9% of shots from beyond the arc to be made against them.

In the final game of their season, the Northwestern Wildcats defeated DePaul by a score of 81-79. This victory provided them with the victory. During this game, the Wildcats picked up a total of 25 boards, 19 of which were defensive and 6 of which were offensive. In this matchup, they were able to successfully take six items while giving up possession eleven times. During this game, DePaul was called for a total of 22 personal fouls, which resulted in the Wildcats having to go to the charity stripe for a total of 24 tries. They were able to produce sixteen of them, which is a percentage of 66.7%. Northwestern made seven of its sixteen attempts at three-point shots, which is a 43.8% success rate. At the conclusion of the game, the Wildcats had a field goal percentage of 58.0%, which was achieved by shooting 29 of 50 from the field. During this meeting, the Wildcats allowed DePaul to make 25 of their 59 attempts from the floor, which resulted in a shooting percentage of 42.4% for the Wildcats. On the charity stripe, they finished the competition with a score of 22 out of 27 (81.5%), and they concluded with a score of 33.3% from downtown, shooting 7 out of 21. When it came to the team’s rebounding, Northwestern allowed DePaul to grab a total of 33, with 15 of those coming from the offensive side of the court.

In the end, Nick Martinelli was a factor that contributed to the Wildcats’ success in the game. During the game, he made eight of eleven shots, which gave him a percentage of 72.7%, and he also grabbed five rebounds. A total of 24 points were scored by him throughout his 34 minutes of playing time, and he also received two assists during the game.

As of the current season, Northwestern has a perfect record of 4-0. As far as offensive performance is concerned, the Wildcats are shooting 52.2% from the field, which places them in 24th place among Division I teams. During this season, Northwestern has averaged 37.5 boards per game and has scored 337 points, which is equivalent to 84.3 points per game. Despite the fact that they are losing possession of the ball 8.8 times per game, they are earning an assist 19.0 times per game, which places them in the 36th position in the country. There are 15.8 personal fouls committed by the Wildcats per game, and they have a 69.1% success rate from the free throw line.

The defense of Northwestern allows opponents to make 27 of 91 shots from beyond the three-point line, which is a 29.7% shooting percentage, and opponents are successful in making 70.0% of their free throw attempts. As a result of the fact that they allow 14.0 assists and 32.5 boards per game, they are ranked 230th and 96th in Division I respectively. With a point-per-game (PPG) yield of 60.3, the Wildcats’ defensive unit is ranked fourteenth in Division I. They have allowed teams to shoot 36.3% from the field, which is the 24th best percentage in the nation, and they force 13.8 turnovers per game.

✅ Our Virginia Cavaliers vs Northwestern Wildcats Pick: NORTHWESTERN

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