San Francisco vs Seattle Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-28-2025

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San Francisco vs Seattle Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-28-2025

In their most recent match, the San Francisco Dons defeated Morgan State by a score of 94-64. This victory was the result of the Dons’ victory over Morgan State. At the end of the game, San Francisco finished with a field goal percentage of 55.8% (29 out of 52), and they were successful in making five of their eighteen shots from beyond the arc. A total of 31 of the 45 shots that the Dons attempted from the free throw line were successful, resulting in a percentage of 68.9%. In terms of the number of rebounds they obtained, they finished with a total of 27, with five of those being offensive. In addition to that, they were responsible for 16 assists during the game, while also causing the other side to commit 12 turnovers and stealing 6 balls. When it comes to defense, San Francisco allowed 41.2% from the floor, which was a shooting percentage of 21 out of 51. Over the course of this game, Morgan State recorded a total of 12 assists and three steals. In addition, Morgan State finished the game without committing any turnovers, despite the fact that they had twenty-seven rebounds (8 offensive and 19 defensive). As a result of Morgan State’s ability to knock down 13 of their 19 attempts from the charity line, they were able to walk away with a 68.4% shooting percentage. In addition, nine of their twenty-four efforts from beyond the arc were unsuccessful. The Dons ended up with 20 personal fouls, while Morgan State racked up 32 personal fouls. The Dons were more successful than Morgan State in terms of personal fouls.

The player David Fuchs was one who made a significant contribution to this game. At the end of the game, he finished with a field goal percentage of 77.8 percent and also contributed one assist. His total time spent on the court was twenty-five minutes, during which he also grabbed two rebounds. In the end, he scored 23 points while shooting 7 out of 9 from the field.

With a record of 8-5 so far this season, San Francisco comes into this game with a strong showing. They have a field goal percentage of 46.1% and average 76.9 points per game, which places them 199th in Division 1. The Dons have a shooting percentage of 70.3% from the free throw line and a success rate of 36.0% from the field (124 of 344). As a team, San Francisco has accumulated 197 assists and 37.4 rebounds per game this season, which places them 123rd in Division 1 in terms of passing. Additionally, San Francisco has grabbed 37.4 rebounds per game. Due to the fact that they turn the ball over 11.5 times a game, they lose possession of the ball, and as a team, they commit 18.2 personal fouls each and every game.

When the Dons are on defense, they are able to force their opponents to commit 10.1 turnovers a game while also drawing 19.0 personal fouls. When it comes to the number of assists they have allowed throughout the season, they are ranked 177th in the country. Over the course of the season, the Dons have allowed a field goal percentage of 41.2% (318 of 771) and have allowed 32.7 boards per game as a squad. In college basketball, they rank 89th in terms of points per game allowed (69.2), and they are allowing 32.0% of their shots from beyond the arc.

The most recent time the Seattle Redhawks returned to the court, they were defeated by UTSA by a score of 71-68. This victory allowed them to take home the trophy. When it came to clearing the glass, Seattle allowed UTSA to get a total of 34 total points, five of which were offensive. They concluded with a three-point percentage of 30.4%, making seven of twenty-three shots from beyond the arc, and they ended up making nine of twelve free throws, which is a 75.0% percentage. During this match, the Redhawks let UTSA to score 26 of their 59 tries from the field, which resulted in a 44.1% shooting percentage for an overall performance. The overall performance of the Redhawks from the floor was 24 for 62, which resulted in a 38.7% shooting percentage. When it comes to shooting from downtown, Seattle was successful in burying four out of twenty attempt (20.0%). An impressive 73.1% of their free throw attempts were successful, as they were able to make 19 of them. During the course of the game, UTSA committed 17 fouls, which resulted in the Redhawks having to make a total of 26 trips to the free throw line. In addition, they allowed it to be taken away 12 times while accumulating 10 steals for the matchup. During this game, the Redhawks were able to collect a total of 38 rebounds, which included 25 defensive rebounds and 13 offensive rebounds.

One of the most crucial players for the Redhawks in this game was Brayden Maldonado. During this battle, he grabbed two rebounds and converted four of nine field goals, giving him a field goal percentage of 44.4%. During the course of the game, he recorded a total of two assists and 15 points in the 36 minutes that he was on the floor.

The Seattle Seahawks amass a record of 11-2 for the year. The offensive performance of the Redhawks is currently rated 31st in the nation, with a shooting percentage of 50.0% from the floor. As of the current season, Seattle has accumulated 1,053 points, which is equivalent to 81.0 points per game, and they have also collected 35.4 rebounds per game. It is 155th in the country that they are able to earn an assist 15.0 times per game, and they are able to give up possession 12.7 times per game. On average, the Redhawks have committed 16.1 fouls per game, and they have a 69.9% success rate from the free throw line percentage.

In terms of the number of points allowed per game, the Redhawks’ defensive unit is rated 47th in all of college football. Every night, they are causing 15.8 turnovers, and they have allowed teams to shoot 40.6% from the field, which is the 65th best percentage in Division 1 basketball. When it comes to shots from a distance, the Seattle defense enables 31.3% of their opponents to make (89 of 284), and their opponents are successful in 73.6% of their free throw tries. They are rated 71st and 77th in college basketball for the number of assists and boards they allow per game, which is 11.8 and 32.1 respectively.

✅ Our San Francisco vs Seattle Pick: San Francisco

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