Virginia Cavaliers vs Texas Longhorns Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-3-2025

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Virginia Cavaliers vs Texas Longhorns Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-03-2025

During their most recent match, the Virginia Cavaliers faced Queens on the hardwood court and emerged victorious with a total score of 94-69. This victory allowed them to return home with a victory. At the end of the game, Virginia had a field goal percentage of 53.3% (32 out of 60), and they were successful in making 15 of their 33 attempts from a distance. In their attempts to score from the free throw line, the Cavaliers were successful 15 times out of 22 times, resulting in a percentage of 68.2%. With regard to the amount of rebounds that they obtained, they obtained a total of 38, with 14 of those being of the offensive sort. Additionally, they were responsible for 24 assists during this match, in addition to forcing the opponent to commit 11 turnovers and obtaining 7 steals. In terms of defense, Virginia allowed its opponent to shoot 38.1% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 24 of 63 shots. A total of 12 assists and 6 steals were recorded by Queens throughout the contest. In addition, Queens was able to grab 33 rebounds (16 offensive and 17 defensive), but she was unable to record a block on the stat sheet. As a result of making 12 of their 18 attempts from the free throw line, Queens concluded the game with a free throw percentage of 66.7%. In addition, they executed nine of their thirty-nine attempts from beyond the arc. With regard to the number of personal fouls committed, the Cavaliers ended up finishing with 17 while the Queens finished with a total of 21 personal fouls.

Thijs De Ridder is an individual who played a role in the way the game was played. He earned a total of 21 points by shooting eight out of ten. With a total of two rebounds, he was on the court for a total of twenty-one minutes. In addition to recording two assists, he finished this game with a field goal percentage of 80.0% off the field.

At the beginning of this clash, Virginia has a record of 6-1, which includes both wins and losses. They are committing 19.4 fouls per game as a team, and they are losing possession of the ball 9.7 times per game due to turnovers. The Virginia Cavaliers are currently ranked 186th in Division I in terms of passing the rock, as they have a team average of 44.7 boards per game and have accounted for 114 assists so far this season. With 73 of 200 shots from beyond the arc, the Cavaliers have a shooting percentage of 36.5%, and their percentage from the free throw line is 68.2%. They have a percentage of 47.2% from the field while averaging 87.6 points per game, which places them in the 51st position in Division 1.

The Cavaliers are able to force 11.4 turnovers a game and draw 22.7 fouls when they are acting as a defensive unit. Moreover, they are rated 76th in the nation in terms of opponents points per game (67.6), and they allow 32.4% of their opponents to shoot from beyond the arc. At the moment, the Cavaliers are allowing a field goal percentage of 38.9% (159 of 409), and they are also conceding 32.7 boards a game by themselves. As of right now, they are ranked 55th in college basketball in terms of allowing assists, having given up 80 assists for the season.

After their most recent appearance on the court, the Texas Longhorns prevailed over North Carolina State by a score of 102-97 to claim the victory from that match. Regarding the manner in which they reclaimed the ball, Texas allowed North Carolina State to collect a total of 25 rebounds, six of which were offensive. They finished with a three-point shooting percentage of 47.4%, making nine of their nineteen attempts to connect from beyond the arc. Additionally, they finished with a charity stripe shooting percentage of 71.4%, making 20 of their twenty-eight attempts. In this matchup, the Longhorns allowed North Carolina State to convert 34 of their 64 attempts from the floor, which resulted in a percentage of 53.1% for the Longhorns. At the time that the final whistle blew, the Longhorns had a percentage of 55.8% from the field, which was determined by their 29 out of 52 field goal attempts. Texas was successful in converting 16 of its 32 attempts to shoot from beyond the arc, which is a 50 percent success rate. They were successful in producing 28 of those, which represents an 84.8% success rate. Over the course of the game, North Carolina State committed 27 fouls, which resulted in the Longhorns having to make 33 trips to the free throw line. During the course of the game, they also made seven misses of the ball while also committing four steals. In the course of this game, the Longhorns collected a total of 31 rebounds, which included 25 defensive boards and 6 offensive rebounds.

While the Longhorns were competing, Jordan Pope was a crucial player for the team. He made eight of fifteen shots during the game, which is a rate of 53.3%, however he was unable to pull down a rebound. In the 38 minutes that he spent on the court, he not only scored 28 points but also contributed four assists to the game.

Up to this point in the season, Texas has a record of 6-2. A total of 19.6 fouls are committed by the Longhorns in each game, and their free throw percentage is 69.8 percent. The average number of times they receive an assist is 15.3 per game, which places them 150th in the USA. Additionally, they lose possession of the ball by turning it over 12.0 times per game. Texas has scored 727 points so far this season, which is equivalent to 90.9 points per game, and they have pulled down 44.0 boards per game. When it comes to offensive performance, the Longhorns are currently ranked 28th in Division I due to their 51.1% shooting percentage from the floor.

When it comes to points per game (PPG) allowed, the Longhorns are ranked 158th in the nation with 71.9. This is the defensive side of the court. They allow teams to shoot 40.1% from the field, which is the 71st best percentage in NCAA basketball, and they force 10.5 turnovers per game. The Texas defense allows their opponents to make 33.9% of their three-point attempts against them (56 of 165), yet their opponents are successful in 72.8% of their shots from the free throw line. On the defensive end, they have allowed 9.4 assists and 29.9 rebounds per game, which places them in 12th and 28th, respectively, in those offensive and defensive categories.

✅ Our Virginia Cavaliers vs Texas Longhorns Pick: Virginia

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