West Georgia Wolves vs Georgia Bulldogs Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-22-2025

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West Georgia Wolves vs Georgia Bulldogs Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-22-2025

In the most recent game that they played, the West Georgia Wolves defeated Brewton-Parker by a score of 70-49. This victory allowed them to walk away with the victory. West Georgia concluded the game with a field goal percentage of 36.4% (24 of 66), and they made 9 of their 29 attempts from beyond the arc. With a total of 19 attempts from the free throw line, the Wolves were successful in 13 of them, resulting in a percentage of 68.4%. In terms of the number of rebounds they were able to take down, they racked up 41, with 11 of those coming from the offensive end. In addition, they were responsible for 18 turnovers and 12 steals throughout this clash, and they also distributed 16 assists to their teammates. When it comes to defense, West Georgia allowed the other team to shoot 30.2% from the field, which was accomplished by 19 out of 63 shots. A total of 12 assists and four steals were tallied by Brewton-Parker throughout the contest. Furthermore, Brewton-Parker had a total of 34 boards, nine offensive and twenty-five defensive, but she was unable to record a single rejection. At the end of the game, Brewton-Parker finished with a 60.0% shooting percentage from the charity line, making three of his five attempts. They made eight of their twenty-two attempts from the downtown area. In terms of personal fouls, the Wolves finished up with seven, while Brewton-Parker racked up a total of fourteen personal fouls.

In this particular encounter, Shelton Williams-Dryden was a player who played a significant role. He had a field goal percentage of 42.9% and a total of three assists. He participated in 36 minutes of action and grabbed nine rebounds. Through six of fourteen shots, he was able to achieve 18 points.

This season, West Georgia enters the hardwood with a record of 6-5, which includes both wins and losses. The team has a field goal percentage of 43.6% and averages 76.5 points per game, which places them 211st in college basketball. The Wolves have a three-point shooting percentage of 36.4% (84 of 231) and a free throw percentage of 68.9% throughout this recent season. West Georgia is currently ranked 275th in Division I in terms of passing while averaging 38.5 boards per game and 150 assists on the year. This places them in the middle of the pack in terms of passing. The average number of times they give the ball over in a game is 12.2, and they commit 16.0 personal fouls on a nightly basis as a team.

When it comes to defense, the Wolves are causing their opponents to commit 11.8 turnovers a game while also drawing 16.5 instances of personal fouls. They are rated 300th in college basketball in terms of the number of points per game that they allow (78.6), and they are allowing 32.2% of shots from beyond the arc. A field goal percentage of 44.5% (314 of 705) is being allowed by the Wolves defense, and the Wolves as a team are giving up 39.2 rebounds per game. At the moment, they are ranked 308th in Division 1 for the number of assists they have allowed, with 180 for the season.

The Georgia Bulldogs defeated Western Carolina in their most recent game, which they won by a score of 112-82. This victory allowed them to walk away with the victory. With a total of 35 rebounds for the game, the Bulldogs were able to capture 27 defensive rebounds and 8 offensive rebounds, making their total for the game 35. In addition, they were able to secure 11 steals despite also committing 11 turnovers during this game. During the course of the game, Western Carolina was called for thirty personal fouls, which resulted in the Bulldogs having to make a total of forty trips to the free throw line. They were successful in burying 31 of them, which is a percentage of 77.5%. When it came to shooting from downtown, Georgia was successful in 11 of their 22 tries, which is a fifty percent success rate. The Bulldogs concluded the game with a shooting percentage of 59.3%, which was based on their performance from the floor, where they shot 35 for 59 after the game was over. The Bulldogs allowed Western Carolina to make 32 of their 63 shots from the floor, which resulted in the Bulldogs having a rate of 50.8% for this particular game. The final score of this game was 38.1% from three-point range, with them connecting on 8 of 21 shots. Additionally, they concluded the game with 10 of 17 shots from the free throw line, which is 58.8%. Georgia gave Western Carolina a total of 26 rebounds, six of which were offensive, and allowed them to collect those rebounds.

When it came to the competition, Jeremiah Wilkinson was an essential player for the Bulldogs. During this game, he recorded a 63.6% shooting percentage, making 7 of 11 shots, but he was unable to grab a rebound. In the 19 minutes that he spent on the court, he not only scored 26 points but also contributed two assists to the game.

At the end of the season, Georgia has a record of 10 for 1. Despite hitting 77.5% from the free throw line, the Bulldogs are committed 17.5 fouls per game during their current season. They have a score of 17.2 assists per game, which places them in the 56th spot in college basketball, and they have a turnover rate of 11.6 times per game. In the course of the season, Georgia has scored 1,095 points, which is equivalent to 99.5 points scored per game, and they have collected 43.5 rebounds per game. In terms of their offensive performance, the Bulldogs are currently ranked 33rd in the nation with a field goal percentage of 49.9%.

While the Georgia defense allows their opponents to convert 63.1% of their free throw attempts, they allow their opponents to hit 30.8% of their three-point shots (82 of 266). When it comes to defense, they rank 108th and 260th in the areas of total boards and total assists per game, respectively, with 12.3 and 36.1 total boards respectively. With 71.6 points allowed per game, the Bulldogs’ defense is ranked 145th in Division I in terms of points allowed per game. They have allowed teams to shoot 39.4% from the field, which places them 36th in NCAA basketball, and they are able to force 16.8 turnovers per game.

✅ Our West Georgia Wolves vs Georgia Bulldogs Pick: West Georgia

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