Air Force Falcons vs UNLV Rebels Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-3-2026

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Air Force Falcons vs UNLV Rebels Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-3-2026

In their most recent match, the Air Force Falcons faced Wyoming on the court, but they were ultimately defeated by a score of 68-56. At the end of the game, Air Force had been successful in converting one of their twelve shots from beyond the arc and had earned a field goal percentage of fifty percent (22 out of 44). When it came to free throws, the Falcons had a rate of 55.0%, meaning that they were successful in 11 of their 20 attempts. In terms of the number of rebounds they collected, they had a total of 22, with three of those being of an offensive kind. Additionally, they were responsible for eight assists during the game, as well as causing the opposing side to commit twenty turnovers and accumulating eleven thefts. When it comes to the defense, Air Force allowed the opposing side to shoot 35.4% from the field on 17 of 48 shots against them. A total of 13 assists and 10 steals were recorded by Wyoming during the contest. Wyoming also had a total of 35 rebounds, 11 of which were offensive and 24 of which were defensive, but they did not have a single block. By converting 24 of their 27 attempts from the charity stripe, Wyoming ended with an 88.9% conversion rate. In addition, they were successful in converting 10 of their 28 attempts from beyond the arc. When it came to the number of fouls committed, the Falcons finished with 24, while Wyoming was responsible for 21 fouls.

Caleb Walker is an individual who played a role in the outcome of this game. He had a final shooting percentage of 77.8 percent from the field, but he did not have any assists by the time the game was over. In addition to that, he grabbed five rebounds throughout his 26 minutes on the court. Despite missing seven of nine shots, he was able to score 17 points.

An overall record of 3-10 for the season is what Air Force brings into this matchup. They are able to connect on 44.9% of their field goal attempts while averaging 64.8 points per game, which places them 351st in Division 1. The Falcons have a three-point shooting percentage of 30.6% (79 of 258) and a free throw percentage of 63.7% off the free throw line. The Air Force team is now rated 333rd in the nation in terms of passing the rock, as they have earned 159 assists throughout the season and have collected 30.9 boards per game as a team. Both individually and collectively, they are committing 17.7 fouls on a nightly basis, and they are turning the ball over 14.6 times per game.

Each game, the Falcons have forced 12.1 turnovers, and they have drawn 19.4 personal fouls. This is a testament to their defense. As of right now, they are ranked 194th in college basketball in terms of the number of assists they have allowed to the opposition, with 183 assists allowed for the season. A field goal percentage of 45.7% (336 of 735) is being allowed by the Falcons defense, and the squad as a whole is giving up 34.3 boards per game. They are 195th in Division 1 in terms of points per game (PPG) from their opponents (73.7), while they are allowing 33.9% of their opponents to make 3-point shots.

The most recent time that the UNLV Rebels competed on the court, they prevailed against La Sierra by a score of 89-47 in the championship game. In terms of how they reclaimed the ball, UNLV enabled La Sierra to get a total of 24 rebounds, seven of which came from the offensive side of the court. The final score of the game was 13 of 19 from the free throw line, which is 68.4%. They had a 31.6% success rate from a distance, in which they hit 6 of 19 shots. During this match, the Rebels allowed La Sierra to score 14 of their 50 tries from the floor, which resulted in a 28.0% success rate for La Sierra. When the final whistle blew, the Rebels had a shooting percentage of 46.7%, which was based on their performance from the floor, where they had ended with 35 out of 75 shots. When it came to shooting from a distance, UNLV was successful in six out of twenty-five attempts, which is twenty-four percent. They were successful in making 13 of the free throw attempts, which is equivalent to an 86.7% success rate. In the course of the game, La Sierra committed thirteen fouls, which resulted in the Rebels having to go to the penalty area for a total of fifteen tries. This clash also resulted in them giving up the ball 11 times while they were successful in stealing 17 balls. During the game, the Rebels collected a total of 46 rebounds, which included 27 defensive rebounds and 19 offensive rebounds.

It turned out that Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn was able to make a difference for the Rebels in this overall contest. Over the course of the game, he grabbed two rebounds and hit six of nine field goals, giving him a field goal percentage of 66.7%. In the 24 minutes that he was on the court, he led the team in scoring with 19 points and had three assists for the game.

The current season record for UNLV is 6-6, with a win-loss record. As an offensive squad, the Rebels are currently ranked 153rd in college football due to their field goal percentage of 46.2% with which they are connecting. Throughout the course of the season, UNLV has amassed 982 points scored (81.8 points per game), and they have averaged 37.6 rebounds per game. The average number of assists they dish out each game is 15.8 (which places them 109th in Division 1), while the average number of possessions they give up per game is 12.8. On average, the Rebels have committed 21.2 fouls per game, and they have a free throw percentage of 69.4 percent or higher.

The defense of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas allows 31.9% of three-pointers (91 of 285) to be made, and opponents are successful in 71.7% of their foul shots. Each game, they allow 15.4 assists and 37.1 boards, which places them at the 297th and 293rd positions in the nation, respectively. With 78.8 points allowed per game, the Rebels’ defensive unit is ranked 308th in Division I in terms of points allowed per game. They have allowed teams to shoot 43.8% from the field, which places them 210th in the country, and they force 15.1 turnovers on a nightly basis.

✅ Our Air Force Falcons vs UNLV Rebels Pick: Air Force

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