Colorado Buffaloes vs Cincinnati Bearcats Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-14-2026

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Colorado Buffaloes vs Cincinnati Bearcats Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-14-2026

In their most recent game, the Colorado Buffaloes faced up against Texas Tech and were ultimately defeated by a score of 73-71. They were forced to return home with a defeat. At the end of the game, Colorado finished with a field goal percentage of 39.7% (23 out of 58), and they made six of their twenty-one attempts from beyond the arc. 19 of the 22 efforts that the Buffaloes attempted from the charity stripe were successful, giving them an 86.4% success rate. Their total number of rebounds was 33, with five of those being offensive. They also had a total of 33 offensive rebounds. In addition, they forced the opposing team into nine turnovers and scored six steals during this battle. Additionally, they recorded fourteen assists during this matchup. In terms of the defense, Colorado allowed the other team to shoot 41.4% from the field, with 29 of 70 shots coming from the field. Additionally, Texas Tech had a total of 20 assists and 5 steals during the contest. Additionally, Texas Tech was able to record 44 rebounds (15 offensive and 29 defensive), but they were unable to come up with a single block. After burying four of ten shots, Texas Tech finished with a charity stripe percentage of forty percent. Eleven of their thirty-one attempts from beyond the arc were successful. Taking into consideration the number of personal fouls committed, the Buffaloes ended up with nine, while Texas Tech was responsible for twenty personal fouls.

One of the players who contributed to the outcome of the game is Isaiah Johnson. There were 21 points scored by him on three of eleven shots. At the same time that he was on the court for thirty-one minutes, he also grabbed one rebound. At the end of the game, he finished with a field goal percentage of 27.3% and a total of two assists.

With a record of 12-4 for the season, Colorado is entering this competition with a strong showing. They have a field goal percentage of 49.1% and average 85.5 points per game, which places them 44th in Division 1. The Buffaloes have a success rate of 78.1% from the charity stripe and a shooting percentage of 36.3% from downtown (109 of 300). As a team, Colorado is averaging 37.1 rebounds per game and has a total of 260 assists for the season, which places them 109th in Division I in terms of passing. By the end of each game, they give up possession 10.2 times, and as a group, they commit 16.9 fouls on a nightly basis.

The Buffaloes are able to force 11.1 turnovers per game and draw 20.5 fouls. This is a really impressive defensive performance. While they are ranked 294th in college in terms of opponents points per game (77.6), they allow 36.5% of their opponents to make three-point shots. The Buffaloes are allowing a field goal percentage of 44.8% (444 of 992) and they are allowing 32.9 rebounds per game as a team. They presently hold the 110th spot in the collegiate rankings for the number of assists they have allowed, with 208 for the season.

The Cincinnati Bearcats were defeated by the University of Central Florida (UCF) by a score of 73-72 the last time they competed on the court. This was the Cincinnati Bearcats’ most recent game. Regarding the matter of rebounding, Cincinnati allowed UCF to accumulate a total of 26 (four of which were offensive). They ended up making seven out of nine shots from the charity line, which is 77.8%, and finished with a three-point percentage of 42.9% after connecting on six of fourteen shots. During the game, the Bearcats allowed UCF to make 30 of their 52 attempts from the floor, which resulted in the Bearcats having a shooting percentage of 57.7% overall. At the conclusion of the game, the Bearcats had a percentage of 47.8 percent from the field, which gave them a shooting percentage of 32 out of 67 field goals. Three out of the twenty-nine tries that Cincinnati made from beyond the arc resulted in a successful three-point shot (15.8%). It was possible for them to bury five of those, which is a percentage of 62.5%. 14 fouls were committed by UCF throughout the game, which resulted in the Bearcats having to go to the free throw line for eight tries. In the contest, they were responsible for seven turnovers of the ball while also committing nine steals. The Bearcats finished the game with a total of 25 rebounds, with 16 coming from their defensive team and 9 coming from their offensive team.

The Bearcats’ Moustapha Thiam played a significant role in the game they were playing. His 31 minutes on the court resulted in 24 points, but he did not receive any assists during that time. As a result of this game, he had a field goal percentage of 66.7%, converting 10 out of 15 shots, and he also grabbed 5 rebounds.

This season, Cincinnati has a record of 8-8 in terms of wins and losses. Considering the Bearcats’ offensive performance, they are now rated 308th in Division 1 due to their 42.5% field goal percentage, which places them in the top spot. Over the course of the season, Cincinnati has scored a total of 1,177 points (73.6 points per game), and they have pulled down 38.3 rebounds per game. As a result of turnovers, they are losing possession of the ball 12.5 times per game, and they are earning an assist 17.4 times per game, which places them 44th in the nation. The Bearcats are committed 16.4 fouls per game, and they are successful from the free throw line 63.8% of the time.

With 65.8 points per game allowed, the Bearcats’ defensive unit is ranked 25th in all of college football. In addition to allowing teams to shoot 40.7% from the floor, they are forcing 14.6 turnovers per game, which places them 54th in Division 1. The Cincinnati defense allows opponents to make 31.7% of their shots from beyond the arc (122 of 385), and opponents are successful in making 70.0% of their free throw attempts. The defensive end of the court, they allow 13.1 assists and 34.9 rebounds per game, which places them 166th and 205th, respectively, in both statistical categories.

✅ Our Colorado Buffaloes vs Cincinnati Bearcats Pick: Colorado

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