Bradley Braves vs Evansville Purple Aces Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-13-2026

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Bradley Braves vs Evansville Purple Aces Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-13-2026

In their most recent match, the Bradley Braves defeated UNI by a score of 75-69, bringing home the victory for themselves. With reference to the number of fouls committed, the Braves concluded the game with 14, while UNI finished with a total of 20 fouls. Additionally, they were successful in eight of their twenty-five attempts from beyond the arc. 11 of the 18 free shots that UNI attempted were successful, resulting in a free throw shooting percentage of 61.1% for the team. In addition, however, UNI finished the game without committing any turnovers, despite having a total of 32 rebounds (5 offensive and 27 defense). It was a game in which UNI had a total of seven assists and four steals. With regard to the defense, Bradley allowed the other team to shoot 42.4% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 25 out of 59 shots. Additionally, they forced five turnovers and earned four steals during this battle, in addition to dishing out thirteen assists. As far as the hauling in of boards is concerned, they accumulated forty of them, nine of which were on the offensive end. With a conversion rate of 64.3%, the Braves were successful in 18 of their 28 attempts at the charity stripe. Bradley finished the game with a field goal percentage of 43.1% (25 out of 58), and they were successful in making seven of their twenty-four shots from beyond the arc.

Among the individuals who contributed to the success of this game is Jaquan Johnson. In the end, he shot 37.5% from the field and contributed five assists to the team’s success. He played for a total of 32 minutes on the court and also grabbed six rebounds during that time. In total, he scored 17 points while shooting 6 out of 16 percent.

The current season for Bradley is 12-6, and he comes into this game with that record. By turning the ball over 9.8 times a game, they are causing themselves to lose possession of the ball, and collectively, they are incurring 18.5 personal fouls on a nightly basis. Bradley has a team average of 35.3 rebounds per game and 235 assists so far this season, which places them 206th in the college basketball rankings in terms of passing. Together, these numbers are impressive. To put that into perspective, the Braves are making 34.9% of their shots from beyond the arc (161 of 461) and 72.2% of their free throws from the line. They are ranked 155th in NCAA basketball with an average of 78.2 points per game and a field goal percentage of 43.7%.

On defense, the Braves are able to force 15.3 turnovers per game and earn 17.9 personal fouls. Additionally, they are able to force turnovers. As of right now, they are ranked 206th in college basketball when it comes to allowing assists to their opponents, having given up 226 assists for the year. The defense of the Braves is allowing a field goal percentage of 43.5% (431 of 991), and they are giving up 36.7 boards per game as a team. They allow their opponents to shoot 35.5% from beyond the arc, and they rank 118th in Division 1 in terms of points per game (71.2) against them.

In the most recent game that they played on the hardwood, the Evansville Purple Aces defeated Indiana State by a final score of 72-69. This victory was their most recent victory. During the course of the game, the Purple Aces were able to collect a total of 30 rebounds, which included 28 defensive boards and 2 offensive rebounds. During this clash, they were responsible for 15 turnovers of the ball while also recording seven thefts. Throughout the game, Indiana State was penalized for nine fouls, which resulted in the Purple Aces having to go to the free throw line for a total of four attempted shots. They were successful in making all four of their free throws, reaching a perfect score of 100 percent. The percentage of three-point shots that Evansville made was 45.5%, with 10 of their 22 attempts being successful. At the time that the final whistle blew, the Purple Aces had finished shooting 29 out of 58 from the floor, which resulted in a performance percentage of fifty percent. Indiana State was able to shoot 39.4 percent from the field thanks to the Purple Aces, who allowed them to make 26 of their 66 attempts from the floor. This resulted in Indiana State reaching their shooting percentage. They concluded the game with a conversion rate of 12 of 17 from the free throw line, which is 70.6%, and they had a 17.9% success rate from three-point range, succeeding on 5 of 28 shots. Evansville enabled Indiana State to earn a total of 35 points, nine of which came on the offensive side of the court, when it came to assaulting the glass.

Within the context of this duel, AJ Casey was the pitcher for the Purple Aces. In spite of the fact that he played for 25 minutes and scored 17 points, he finished this game without dishing out any assists. During the game, he had a field goal percentage of 58.3%, making 7 of 12 shots; in addition, he grabbed three rebounds.

This season, Evansville has a record of 5-13 in terms of wins and losses. On average, the Purple Aces have committed 16.7 fouls per game, and they have a free throw percentage of 71.3%. There are 13.2 assists that they dish out per game, which places them in the 265th position in the country, while they lose possession of the ball 13.6 times per game due to turnovers. Throughout the season, Evansville has amassed 1,206 points, with an average of 67.0 points scored per game, and they have averaged 33.6 boards each game. In Division I, the Purple Aces are currently placed 311th in terms of their offensive performance, as they are connecting on 42.3% of their shots from the floor.

On the defensive side of the court, the Purple Aces are ranked 158th in college basketball in terms of the number of points they allow per game, with 72.6. On a nightly basis, they are causing 12.2 turnovers and have allowed teams to shoot 43.7% from the field, which places them 187th in the country. The Evansville defense allows their opponents to make 35.4% of their shots from beyond the three-point line (152 of 429), and their opponents are successful in 72.5% of their shots from the free throw line. Every game, they allow 13.3 assists and 35.8 boards, which places them 181st and 254th, respectively, in comparison to other teams.

✅ Our Bradley Braves vs Evansville Purple Aces Pick: Bradley

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