Stony Brook Seawolves vs Hampton Pirates Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-29-2025

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Stony Brook Seawolves vs Hampton Pirates Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-29-2025

Marist was the opponent that the Stony Brook Seawolves faced in their most recent game, which they ultimately lost by a score of 70-51. The Seawolves ended up with 12 personal fouls, while Marist concluded with 17 personal fouls. This was in comparison to the total number of personal fouls committed by both teams. They made seven of their twenty-five attempts from beyond the arc. When it came to shooting free throws, Marist finished the game with a 78.6% shooting percentage, making 11 of 14 attempts. In addition to that, Marist finished the game without committing any turnovers, despite the fact that she gathered 38 rebounds (four offensive and 34 defensive). Through the course of the competition, Marist had a total of 14 assists and 6 steals. Regarding the defense, Stony Brook allowed their opponent to shoot 42.6% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 26 out of 61 shot attempts. In addition to scoring 8 turnovers and stealing 5 balls during the game, they also contributed 6 assists to the team’s overall performance. With regard to the removal of boards, they gathered a total of 26, with five of those boards belonging to the offensive category. The Seawolves had a success rate of 61.1% when they attempted to score from the charity stripe, as they were successful in 11 out of 18 attempts. In the final minutes of the game, Stony Brook finished with a field goal percentage of 31.5% (17 of 54) and made six of their twenty-three attempts at three-point shots.

One of the individuals that made a significant contribution to the competition was Erik Pratt. His final shooting percentage from the floor was 36.4%, yet he did not record a single point. Additionally, he collected two boards and played for a total of 27 minutes. In the end, he scored 11 points while shooting 4 of 11 from the field.

With a record of 8-5 on the season, Stony Brook is coming into this clash with a strong performance. They are taking 42.1% of their shots from the field while averaging 71.5 points per game, which places them 302nd in college basketball. The Seawolves have a shooting percentage of 70.9% from the free throw line and a shooting percentage of 34.3% from the of the arc (114 of 332). The fact that Stony Brook is currently ranked 253rd in the nation in terms of passing is due to the fact that they are averaging 35.7 boards per game and have piled up 169 assists so far this season. Every game, they incur 15.5 fouls as a team and turn the ball over 11.5 times. Additionally, they turn the ball over 11.5 times.

On defense, the Seawolves are able to force 13.0 turnovers per game while drawing 15.6 fouls. This is a significant accomplishment for the team. It is the 64th worst team in college basketball in terms of points per game allowed (67.6), and they allow 31.7% of shots from downtown. The defense of the Seawolves is allowing a field goal percentage of 41.1% (306 of 744) and they are giving up 37.8 boards per game as a team. With 157 assists given up to the opposition throughout the year, they are now ranked 128th in Division One in terms of the number of assists they allow.

The last time the Hampton Pirates competed on the court, they were defeated by Grambling by a score of 81-72, and they were forced to concede defeat and return home. Over the course of this contest, the Pirates were able to collect a total of 26 rebounds, which included 15 defensive rebounds and 11 offensive rebounds. During the course of the game, they committed 13 turnovers while also accumulating 10 steals. In the course of the game, Grambling committed twenty personal fouls, which resulted in the Pirates having to make a total of twenty-three trips to the charity stripe. They were successful in making 18 of the free throws, which equals a percentage of 78.3 percent. In terms of shots from beyond the arc, Hampton hit six of their twenty-nine attempts, which is a 31.6% success rate. Following the conclusion of the game, the Pirates finished with a field goal percentage of 45.3%, which was achieved by shooting 24 for 53 from the field. The Pirates allowed Grambling to convert 27 of their 47 attempts from the field, which resulted in a percentage of 57.4% for Grambling in this particular game. They shot 23 of 30 from the charity stripe, which is 76.7%, and finished this game with a score of 30.8% from three-point range, which they accomplished by making four out of thirteen shots. Regarding the manner in which they reclaimed the ball, Hampton allowed Grambling to amass a total of 23 rebounds, eight of which came from the offensive glass.

In order to pitch for the Pirates throughout the game, Jalyke Gaines-Wyatt was substituted in. In this encounter, he made six of ten field goals, which is a field goal percentage of sixty percent, and he hauled in one rebound. In his 34 minutes of playing time, he not only scored 22 points but also was able to get five assists during the game.

Up to this point in the season, Hampton has a record of 6-7. On average, the Pirates commit 18.8 fouls per game while shooting 71.2% from the free throw line against their opponents. They have a turnover rate of 12.2 times per game, which results in them losing possession of the ball. Meanwhile, they have a 13.4 assist rate per game, which places them 263rd in college. Throughout the season, Hampton has scored 961 points, which is equivalent to 73.9 points per game, and they have grabbed 38.0 boards per game. On the offensive end of the court, the Pirates are making 43.4% of their shots from the floor, which places them in the 278th position with respect to the national average.

The Hampton defense allows their opponents to make 30.2% of their three-point shots (79 of 262), and their opponents are successful in seventy-seven percent of their free throw attempts. Due to the fact that they have allowed 12.7 assists and 33.8 total boards per game, they are ranked 134th and 148th, respectively, in collegiate basketball play. With 68.8 points per game allowed, the Pirates’ defensive capabilities are ranked 81st in Division I. Their ability to force 12.7 turnovers per game plus their ability to allow teams to shoot 42.8% from the floor places them 154th in the college basketball rankings.

✅ Our Stony Brook Seawolves vs Hampton Pirates Pick: Hampton

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