New Mexico Lobos vs VCU Rams Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-10-2025

New Mexico Lobos vs VCU Rams Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-10-2025. Place a bet on this game at YouWager.lv..

New Mexico Lobos vs VCU Rams Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-10-2025

In their most recent match, the New Mexico Lobos participated in a game versus Santa Clara and emerged victorious with a total score of 98-71. At the conclusion of the game, New Mexico had successfully made nine of their twenty-three three-point shots and had a field goal percentage of 59.6% (34 of 57). In their attempt to shoot from the charity stripe, the Lobos were successful 21 times out of 24 times, which is an 87.5% success rate. With regard to the number of boards that they were able to pull down, they accumulated a total of 33, with eight of those boards being of the offensive sort. In addition, they were responsible for 18 assists during the game, as well as causing 14 turnovers and accumulating 9 steals. As far as defense is concerned, New Mexico allowed the other team to shoot 37.7% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 26 of 69 shots. During this clash, Santa Clara had a total of 13 assists and 6 steals at their disposal. To add insult to injury, Santa Clara was able to grab 30 rebounds (16 offensive and 14 defensive), but they were unable to record a single block in their statistics. As a result of converting nine of their twelve attempts from the free throw line, Santa Clara ended up shooting 75.0% from the line. In addition, they were successful in 10 of their 44 efforts from beyond the arc. The Lobos finished with 16 personal fouls, while Santa Clara finished with 23 personal fouls. The Lobos finished with 16 personal fouls.

Individuals such as Deyton Albury played a role in the outcome of this game. Over the course of this game, he finished with a field goal percentage of 75.0 percent and a total of six assists. With a total of three rebounds, he was on the floor for a total of twenty-six minutes. In total, he scored 22 points, making 9 of 12 shots from the field.

This contest will be played by New Mexico, which has a record of 7-2 so far in the current season. They are committing 17.1 fouls on a nightly basis as a team, and they are giving up possession of the ball 11.4 times a game. As a team, New Mexico is averaging 37.6 boards per game and has generated 141 assists throughout the season, which places them 178th in college basketball in terms of the number of passes they have made. Both from the charity stripe and from three-point range, the Lobos are connecting on 34.0% of their shots (89 of 262) and 74.5% of their free throws. At this moment, they are ranked 99th in college basketball with an average of 82.2 points per game, and they are connecting on 45.4% of their shots from the field.

When it comes to the defensive side of the court, the Lobos are causing their opponents to commit 15.8 turnovers per game while also generating 20.1 personal fouls. They make 29.5% of their three-point attempts and rank 91st in the USA in terms of the number of points per game that they allow (69.0). The defense of the Lobos is allowing a shooting percentage of 40.5% (212 of 523), and they are giving up 35.2 rebounds per game together as a squad. They have 109 assists that they have given up for the season, which places them in the 87th spot in the collegiate rankings for allowing assists.

The most recent time the VCU Rams took the court, they were defeated by Samford by a score of 83-57. This victory allowed them to take home the national championship. During this game, the Rams collected a total of 52 boards, with 35 coming from their defensive side and 17 coming from their offensive side. Over the course of the encounter, they committed 12 turnovers while also committing 5 thefts. Through the course of the game, Samford was assessed 17 personal fouls, which resulted in the Rams having a total of 22 opportunities to take free throws. A total of thirteen of their free throw attempts were successful, giving them a success rate of 59.1%. In terms of shots from a distance, VCU was successful 12 times out of 28 times, which is 42.9%. At the time that the final whistle blew, the Rams had finished the game with a shooting percentage of 44.6%, representing a total of 29 for 65 from the field. During this match, the Rams allowed Samford to convert 21 of their 60 tries from the field, bringing their overall percentage of field goal conversions to 35.0%. They had a shooting percentage of 10.0% from a distance, making two out of twenty shots, and ended up making thirteen out of nineteen free throws, which is 68.4%. Regarding the matter of rebounds, VCU allowed Samford to accumulate a total of 31 (eight of which were offensive).

In the end, Terrence Hill Jr. emerged as a significant contributor to the Rams’ success in this game. In the game, he had a rate of 57.1%, which he achieved by converting 8 out of 14 shots, and he also grabbed 4 rebounds. In the 25 minutes that he was on the court, he was able to rack up 22 points and had three assists during the game.

For the season, VCU has a record of 6-3 in terms of wins and losses. The Rams have committed 18.6 personal fouls in each and every game, and they have a free throw percentage of 69.8 percent. They are rated 137th in college for the number of times they receive an assist, which is 15.4 times per game, and they give up possession 12.9 times per game. By the end of the season, VCU has amassed 759 points, which is equivalent to 84.3 points per game, and they have collected 39.2 rebounds per game. The Rams are now rated 204th in the nation in terms of their offensive performance, for which they are shooting 45.0% from the field.

The defense of Virginia Commonwealth University allows 33.1% of shots from distance (55 of 166) while opponents are connecting on 71.0% of their shoots from the charity line with their shots. When compared to other collegiate basketball teams, they have a total of 36.7 boards and 12.2 assists per game, which places them 113th and 264th, respectively. With a point-per-game (PPG) differential of 70.9, the Rams’ defensive end is rated 133rd in all of college football. They have allowed teams to shoot 41.1% from the field, which is the 90th best percentage in Division I, and they force their opponents to commit 14.4 turnovers per game.

✅ Our New Mexico Lobos vs VCU Rams Pick: New Mexico

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