St. Thomas Tommies vs Portland Pilots Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 11-23-2025

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St. Thomas Tommies vs Portland Pilots Prediction – College Basketball Picks 11-23-2025

In their final game, the St. Thomas Tommies defeated Southeast Missouri State by a score of 84-72, allowing them to take home the victory and return home with a winning record. With regard to the number of fouls committed, the Tommies ended up finishing with 15, while Southeast Missouri State managed to rack up 21. Additionally, they were successful in five of their eighteen efforts from beyond the arc. With seven of twelve free throws made, Southeast Missouri State had a free throw percentage of 58.3 percent. In addition, Southeast Missouri State was able to grab 27 rebounds (six offensive and 21 defensive), but they were unable to record a block in their statistics. Additionally, Southeast Missouri State recorded a total of six steals and 11 assists during this encounter. When it came to the defense, St. Thomas allowed the other side to shoot 30 out of 67 shots from the field, which translated to a 44.8% shooting percentage. Additionally, they were responsible for 12 assists during the game, as well as causing the other team to commit 13 turnovers and stealing 7 balls. When they were talking about grabbing boards, they came up with 29 different examples, and one of them was offensive. The Tommies were successful in converting 22 of their 26 attempts from the charity stripe, which is equivalent to an 84.6% conversion rate. All things considered, St. Thomas finished the game with a field goal percentage of 58.7% (27 out of 46) and eight of their eighteen three-point goals being successful.

In this particular game, one of the players that made a contribution was Nolan Minessale. In the end, he finished with a field goal percentage of 58.3 percent and four assists. After spending thirty-six minutes on the hardwood, he was able to grab six boards. His final score was 24 points, and he shot 7 out of 12 from the field.

Currently, St. Thomas has a record of 3-2 for the season, which they bring into this clash. They are ranked 246th in the country with an average of 75.2 points per game and a shooting percentage of 50.0% from the field. The Tommies have a shooting percentage of 74.7% from the charity stripe and a shooting percentage of 31.7% on shots from a distance (39 of 123). With a team average of 27.4 rebounds per game and 77 assists so far this season, St. Thomas is now ranked 119th in the nation in terms of passing the rock. This is due to the fact that they have accounted for 77 assists across the board. Additionally, they incur 15.2 personal fouls per game as a group, which results in them losing possession of the ball 10.2 times per game due to turnovers.

The Tommies are able to force 13.0 turnovers per game while drawing 18.2 personal fouls. This is a testament to their defensive defense. With 72 assists throughout the course of the season, they are ranked 272nd in Division 1 in terms of the number of assists they have given up to the opposition. When it comes to defense, the Tommies are allowing a field goal percentage of 46.6% (138 of 296), and they are also giving up 35.2 boards per game as a team. The percentage of three-point shots they allow their opponents to make is 33.9%, and they rank 221st in Division I in terms of points per game (74.8).

In the most recent game that the Portland Pilots participated in, they were defeated by Wyoming by a score of 93-56. This was the last time that they battled against Wyoming. Regarding the amount of rebounds that Wyoming was able to bring down, Portland allowed Wyoming to pull down 45 overall (15 on the offensive glass). After finishing the game with a free throw percentage of 82.4 percent, they concluded with a 3-point percentage of 39.4 percent, making 13 of 33 shots from beyond the arc. During the course of the game, the Pilots allowed Wyoming to make 33 of their 72 attempts from the floor, which resulted in Wyoming having a 45.8% shooting percentage. At the time that the final whistle sounded, the Pilots had a shooting percentage of 37.5% from the field, which was achieved by shooting 18 for 48 from the field. Portland was successful in converting two of their twelve attempts from beyond the arc, which is a 16.7% success rate. They were successful in producing 18 of them, which yielded a rate of 54.5%. During the course of the game, Wyoming was called for 22 fouls, which resulted in the Pilots having a total of 33 opportunities to reach the charity stripe. During this competition, they were able to take six items while giving up ownership thirteen times. In this game, the Pilots racked up a total of 27 rebounds, with 21 coming from their defensive side and 6 coming from their offensive side.

Throughout the course of the game, Timo George proved to be a crucial player for the Pilots. During the game, he achieved a field goal percentage of 66.7% by making four of six shots, and he also grabbed seven rebounds. His 21 minutes of playing time resulted in 12 points for him, and he also added one assist to his total for the game.

For the current season, Portland has a record of 3-1. Over the course of each game, the Pilots are accountable for committing 19.5 personal fouls, and they have a free throw percentage of 68.6%. In college basketball, they are ranked 129th in terms of the number of assists they dole out per game, which is 16.3, while they lose possession of the ball by turning it over 15.8 times a game. Over the course of the season, Portland has amassed 326 points, which is equivalent to 81.5 points per game, and they have obtained 39.8 rebounds per game. In terms of offensive efficiency, the Pilots are connecting on 45.8% of their field goal attempts, which places them 182nd in the NCAA rankings.

At 78.3 points per game, the Pilots’ defense is rated 267th in the nation among all college teams in terms of points allowed. Every game, they are able to force 15.8 turnovers and allow teams to shoot 38.9% from the field, which places them 76th in the nation by shooting percentage. While the Portland defense allows their opponents to make 81.5% of their foul shots, they enable 30.8% of their opponents to make jumpers from downtown (41 of 133). On a nightly basis, they have given up 17.0 assists and 39.0 boards, which places them in the 338th and 318th positions, respectively, in the college basketball rankings.

✅ Our St. Thomas Tommies vs Portland Pilots Pick: Portland

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