Seattle Redhawks vs UTSA Roadrunners Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-22-2025

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Seattle Redhawks vs UTSA Roadrunners Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-22-2025

At the conclusion of their most recent match, the Seattle Redhawks defeated UC Davis by a score of 79-78, allowing them to return home victorious. When it came to the number of fouls committed during the game, the Redhawks ended up with 17 while UC Davis finished with 14 fouls during the match. Eleven of their twenty-seven efforts from beyond the arc were successful. By the end of the game, UC Davis had a free throw percentage of 68.4% overall, having converted 13 of 19 shots from the line. In addition, UC Davis concluded the game with no turnovers of any kind, despite the fact that they had a total of 26 rebounds (3 offensive and 23 defensive). Over the course of this match, UC Davis recorded a total of seven steals and twenty assists. In terms of the defense, Seattle allowed their opponent to shoot 47.4% from the floor, which was accomplished by shooting 27 out of 57 shot attempts. Additionally, they prevented the opposing team from committing 13 turnovers and had 9 steals during the game. In addition, they gave 15 assists during the game. Regarding the hauling in of boards, they gathered a total of 39, with 15 of those boards being of the offensive variety. During their time at the free throw line, the Redhawks were successful in converting 12 of their 16 shots, resulting in a percentage of 75.0 percent. Seattle finished the game with a field goal percentage of 43.9% (29 of 66), and they were successful in nine of their twenty-six attempts at three-point shots.

One of the players who had a significant role in the matchup was Will Heimbrodt. The percentage of his shots from the floor was 38.9%, and he had two assists. Not only did he play for thirty minutes, but he also racked up four rebounds. He was responsible for 20 points and shot 7 of 18 from the field.

The Seattle Seahawks will come into this encounter with a record of 9-2, which includes both wins and losses. The average number of times they lose possession of the ball due to turnovers is 12.5 per game, and they commit 16.5 fouls per game as a group. Since the beginning of the season, Seattle has recorded 169 assists and 35.2 rebounds per game, which places them 168th in Division I in terms of passing. Additionally, they have a team average of 35.2 rebounds per game. The Redhawks have a 39.5% success rate when shooting from outside the arc (88 of 223) and a 68.7% success rate when shooting from the free throw line. They are doing 52.1% from the field while averaging 82.9 points per game, which places them 89th in Division 1 in terms of scoring average.

When it comes to defense, the Redhawks are able to cause 15.8 turnovers per game while also drawing 18.2 personal fouls. With 125 assists that they have given up so far this season, they are now ranked 61st in the collegiate rankings for giving up assists. The Redhawks defense is allowing a field goal percentage of 40.6% (253 of 623) during the game, and they are also surrendering 30.7 rebounds per game as a team. They are allowing 32.9% of their shots from beyond the arc, and they are ranked 41st in Division I in terms of points per game (66.5).

When the UTSA Roadrunners met USC in their most recent game, they were lost by a score of 97-70, and they were forced to return home. A total of 32 rebounds were collected by the Roadrunners throughout this game, with 17 coming from the defensive side and 15 coming from the offensive side. During the course of this contest, they were responsible for 16 misplaced balls and nine stolen possessions. As a result of the 19 fouls that were called against USC throughout this game, the Roadrunners were forced to attempt a total of 23 times from the charity stripe. They were able to produce 19 of those, which is equivalent to an 82.6% clip. Seven of the twenty-seven tries that UTSA made from beyond the arc resulted in a successful three-point shot (25.9%). On the whole, the Roadrunners shot 34.9% from the field, which resulted in them making 22 of 63 shots from the field. USC was able to convert 33 out of 60 attempts from the floor thanks to the Roadrunners, which resulted in a shooting percentage of 55.0% for this competition. During this game, they shot 9 of 23 from outside the three-point line, which is a 39.1% shooting percentage. Additionally, they hit 22 of 28 from the free throw line, which is a 78.6% shooting percentage. When it came to cleaning the glass, UTSA gave USC permission to tear down a total of thirty pieces, eight of which were on the offensive glass.

For the Roadrunners, Brent Moss served as a substitute pitcher for this game. During the course of the game, he played 32 minutes and received two assists, resulting in a total of 16 points scored. During the game, he made six of twelve shots, which is a fifty percent success rate, and he also grabbed four rebounds.

For the season, UTSA has a record of 4-7 in terms of wins and losses. Every game, the Roadrunners are accountable for committing 18.3 personal fouls, while they have a shooting percentage of 64.1% from the charity stripe. At the college level, they are aiding their teammates 11.8 times per game, which ranks them 326th, and they are turning the ball over 12.2 times per game. On the season, UTSA has scored 787 points, which is equivalent to 71.5 points per game, and they have collected 40.7 boards per game. As far as offensive execution is concerned, the Roadrunners are connecting on 39.2% of their field goal attempts, which places them 356th in the whole college basketball league.

The UTSA defense allows opponents to make 30.1% of their three-point shots (91 of 302) through their defense, and opponents are successful in 69.6% of their free throw tries. According to the Division I rankings, they have given up 13.5 assists and 41.8 rebounds per game, which places them 198th and 359th, respectively. The Roadrunners’ defensive performance is ranked 233rd in NCAA basketball in terms of the number of points they allow per game, with 75.0. On a nightly basis, they have forced 12.2 turnovers and have allowed teams to shoot 40.7% from the field, which is the 68th best percentage in college basketball.

✅ Our Seattle Redhawks vs UTSA Roadrunners Pick: UTSA

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