Kansas Jayhawks vs West Virginia Mountaineers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-10-2026

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Kansas Jayhawks vs West Virginia Mountaineers Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-10-2026

In their most recent match, the Kansas Jayhawks defeated TCU by a score of 104-100. This victory was the result of the Jayhawks’ victory against TCU. The game ended with Kansas having a field goal percentage of 52.4% (33 of 63), and they were successful in making eight of their twenty attempts from beyond the arc that they took. From the free throw line, the Jayhawks were successful in 30 of 40 shots, resulting in a percentage of 75.0 percent. In terms of the number of rebounds they collected, they had a total of 36, with eight of those being of an offensive kind. Furthermore, they were responsible for 13 assists during the matchup, in addition to causing 13 turnovers and obtaining 8 steals. When talking about the defense, Kansas allowed the other side to shoot 35 of 75 from the field, which gives them a 46.7% field goal percentage. TCU totaled 18 assists and 7 steals throughout the course of the contest. The fact that TCU was unable to record a rejection while having 40 rebounds (15 offensive and 25 defensive) is another interesting fact. By the end of the game, TCU had a free throw percentage of 62.5%, having made 15 of 24 tries from the free throw line. Additionally, they were successful in stopping 15 of the 35 rounds that were fired from the downtown area. When it came to the number of fouls committed during the game, the Jayhawks ended up with 19 while TCU finished with 25 when the game was over.

This competition was won by Darryn Peterson, a player who came through for the team. On eight of his eighteen attempts from the field, he scored 32 points. With a total of six rebounds, he was on the court for a total of thirty-two minutes. After the game was over, he finished with a field goal percentage of 44.4% and one assist earned.

With a record of 11-4 for the season, Kansas is coming into this matchup with a strong showing. They are committing 14.7 personal fouls per game as a squad, and they are losing possession of the ball 11.1 times per game due to losing possession of the ball. Averaging 39.9 rebounds per game and racking up 229 assists so far this season, Kansas is now placed 164th in Division 1 in terms of passing. This is due to the fact that they have recorded a total of 229 assists. 35.8 percent of the Jayhawks’ shots come from the three-point line (117 of 327), while 74.8 percent come from the charity stripe. While they are connecting on 47.0% of their shots from the field, they are averaging 77.7 points per game, which places them 177th in the country.

The Jayhawks are able to force 9.7 turnovers on a nightly basis because of their defense, and they are also able to draw 16.5 personal fouls. With 176 assists that they have given up so far this season, they are ranked 58th in the country in terms of giving up assists. The Jayhawks are allowing their opponents to shoot at a rate of 37.8% (361 of 954), and they are also allowing their opponents to score 35.7 boards every game that they are playing. While they are 43rd in the NCAA basketball rankings in terms of opponents’ points per game (66.9), they give up 27.0% of shots from beyond the perimeter.

After playing Cincinnati in their final game, the West Virginia Mountaineers emerged victorious with a final score of 62-60. This victory was in their final game. With regard to the number of rebounds, West Virginia allowed Cincinnati to accumulate a total of thirty, with ten of those being offensive. They shot 12 out of 35 from three-point range, which resulted in a 34.3% three-point percentage, and they ended up shooting 4 out of 9 from the charity line, which is a 44.4% percentage. The Mountaineers allowed Cincinnati to make 22 of their 62 attempts from the field, which resulted in a shooting percentage of 35.5% for Cincinnati during this matchup. Following the conclusion of the game, the Mountaineers had a field goal percentage of 45.8%, having completed 22 of 48 shots from the field. With respect to their attempts to shoot from beyond the arc, West Virginia was successful 11 times out of 23 times (47.8%). Seven of them succeeded in converting, resulting in a conversion rate of 53.8%. During this game, Cincinnati was called for 15 fouls, which resulted in the Mountaineers having 13 opportunities to make free throws from the free throw line. In addition, they were responsible for 15 turnovers while also accumulating six steals for this game. There were a total of 34 boards collected by the Mountaineers throughout the game, with 28 being defensive boards and 6 being offensive boards.

In order for the Mountaineers to be successful in the matchup, Honor Huff was essential. In this game, he made seven out of fourteen shots, which is a percentage of fifty percent, and he racked up eight rebounds. Within the 38 minutes that he was on the court, he not only scored 24 points but also contributed one assist to the game.

The campaign has been completed with a score of 10-5 for West Virginia. On average, the Mountaineers have committed 14.6 personal fouls per game, and they have a free throw percentage of 68.9%. The number of times they assist their teammates is 13.8 times per game, which places them in the 229th position in the nation. Additionally, they lose possession of the ball 10.9 times per game due to turnovers. Over the course of the season, West Virginia has scored 1,111 points (74.1 per game), and they have grabbed 36.1 boards per game. With regard to their offensive performance, the Mountaineers are currently ranked 191st in Division I with a shooting percentage of 45.4% from the field.

With 61.5 points per game allowed, the Mountaineers’ defense is ranked fifth in the nation in terms of PPG allowed. Every game, they are forcing 12.9 turnovers, and they have allowed teams to shoot 40.0% from the floor, which is the 45th best percentage in NCAA basketball. The defense of West Virginia allows 35.2% of three-point shots to be made (106 of 301), and their opponents are successful in 72.6% of their attempts from the free throw line. On the defensive end, they have a nightly average of 12.7 assists and 32.2 boards, which places them 131st and 69th, respectively, in those areas.

✅ Our Kansas Jayhawks vs West Virginia Mountaineers Pick: Kansas

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