UMKC Kangaroos vs Denver Pioneers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 12-31-2025

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UMKC Kangaroos vs Denver Pioneers Prediction – College Basketball Picks 12-31-2025

In their most recent match, the UMKC Kangaroos were defeated by Oklahoma State by a score of 91-79. This was the Kangaroos’ most recent game. UMKC finished the game with a field goal percentage of 37.3% (25 of 67), and they were successful in 11 of their 30 attempts to make three-point shots. The Kangaroos were successful in burying 18 of their 22 efforts at the charity stripe, leading to an 81.8% success rate. Regarding the amount of rebounds that they collected, they racked up a total of 28, with 11 of those coming from the attacking end. During the game, they also had 11 thefts, forced the other team to commit 15 turnovers, and distributed 13 assists to their teammates. Regarding the defense, the University of Missouri–Kansas City allowed 58.1% from the floor on 36 of 62 shooting attempts. A total of eight steals and eight assists were recorded by Oklahoma State during the game. Oklahoma State also had 39 rebounds, nine of which were offensive and thirty of which were defensive, however they did not record a single rejection. By converting 14 of their 19 attempts from the free throw line, Oklahoma State ended with a free throw percentage of 73.7%. Five out of fourteen attempts at a distance were successful. The Kangaroos ended up with 16 personal fouls, while Oklahoma State piled up 19 personal fouls. This is in reference to the differences between the two teams.

Karmello Branch is an individual who played a role in the clash between the two. The game was over, and he finished with a total of four assists and a shooting percentage of 31.6% from the field. He was on the floor for a total of 35 minutes and he had two boards. He shot six out of nineteen shots and finished with 18 points.

The UMKC team has a record of 2-11 for the year, which brings them into this competition. With a field goal percentage of 41.6%, they are averaging 70.0 points per game, which places them 319th in Division 1 leagues. The Kangaroos have a success rate of 69.5% from the charity stripe and a success rate of 29.5% on shots from a safe distance (79 of 268). Overall, the University of Missouri–Kansas City (UMKC) team is averaging 34.5 rebounds per game and has accumulated 157 assists so far this season, which places them 305th in Division 1 in terms of passing. They are committing 17.6 fouls a game as a unit and are giving up possession 15.2 times per game. Every game, they are giving up possession.

On defense, the Kangaroos are committing 19.8 fouls and forcing 13.3 turnovers per game. Additionally, they are forcing 13.3 turnovers. Their percentage of shots from beyond the perimeter is 32.5%, and they rank 336th in the NCAA basketball rankings for points per game allowed (82.4). As a team, the Kangaroos are allowing a field goal percentage of 48.0% (401 of 836) and in addition, they are giving up 39.8 rebounds per game. With a total of 220 assists given up to the opposition throughout the season, they are rated 341st in college basketball when it comes to giving up assists.

In the most recent game that the Denver Pioneers participated in, they were defeated by Tulsa by a score of 90-85. This was the last time that they competed on the floor. In terms of how they cleaned up the glass, Denver enabled Tulsa to accumulate 37 points in total, with 17 of those points coming from the offensive side of the court. They concluded the game with a free throw percentage of 75.0%, shooting 18 out of 24 from the free throw line. However, they shot 28.6% from beyond the three-point line, making 6 out of 21 shots. The Pioneers provided Tulsa with the opportunity to convert 33 of their 74 shots from the field, which resulted in a percentage of 44.6% for the Pioneers in this competition. Overall, the Pioneers were able to come away from this game with a shooting percentage of 44.6%, which was achieved by shooting 29 for 65 from the field. When it came to shooting from a distance, Denver was successful in six of their twenty-three attempts, which is a 26.1% average. With a percentage of 80.8%, they were successful in making 21 of the free throws that were attempted. In this game, Tulsa committed 22 fouls, which resulted in the Pioneers having a total of 26 opportunities to take free throws from the free throw line. Furthermore, during this competition, they committed 15 turnovers of the ball while also accumulating 5 steals. During this game, the Pioneers were able to collect a total of 35 boards, which included 23 defensive boards and 12 offensive boards.

The Pioneers’ Carson Johnson played a significant role in the game they were playing. In the thirty minutes that he was on the court, he was able to rack up twenty points and one assist for the game as a whole. In the game, he made six out of seventeen shots, which is a rate of 35.3%, and he also grabbed four rebounds.

At the end of the season, Denver has a record of 7-8. As far as offensive performance is concerned, the Pioneers are shooting 49.1% from the field, which places them in the 49th position among Division I teams. With an average of 32.7 rebounds per game, Denver has amassed 1,262 points on the season, which is equivalent to 84.1 points per game. 11.8 times per game is the pace at which they are dishing out assists, which places them 330th in Division 1, while 11.0 times per game is the rate at which they are turning the ball over. In each and every game, the Pioneers commit 16.9 personal fouls, and they have a free throw percentage of 76.4%.

On the defensive side of the court, the Pioneers have a point-per-game average of 85.3, which places them 351st in the college basketball rankings. On a nightly basis, they have been responsible for 10.1 turnovers, and they have allowed teams to shoot 50.1% from the field, which places them 357th in the country. When it comes to three-point shots, the Denver defense allows 40.6% of their opponents to make (144 of 355), and their opponents are successful in 68.8% of their free throw tries. Their average assists per game is 13.6 and their average boards per game is 33.8, which places them 204th and 150th, respectively, in college basketball.

✅ Our UMKC Kangaroos vs Denver Pioneers Pick: UMKC

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