Maine Black Bears vs Vermont Catamounts Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-15-2026

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Maine Black Bears vs Vermont Catamounts Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-15-2026

A victory over New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) by a score of 74-70 was achieved by the Maine Black Bears in their most recent matchup. As a result of their performance, Maine finished with a field goal percentage of 53.3% (24 out of 45), and they were successful in 9 out of 20 shots from beyond the perimeter. The Black Bears had a success rate of 70.8% from the charity stripe, making 17 of their 24 shots (out of a total of 24). Within the realm of tearing down boards, they accumulated a total of 29 boards, four of which were considered to be offensive. During this game, they not only forced the opponent into six turnovers but also had five steals. In addition, they distributed thirteen assists to their teammates. When it came to defense, Maine allowed their opponent to shoot 39.3 percent from the field, which was accomplished by making 22 out of 56 shots. In this match, NJIT had a total of seven steals and ten assists among its players. In addition, NJIT had a total of 30 boards (9 offensive and 21 defensive), but they was unable to block any shots. As a result of converting 22 of their 26 attempts from the charity stripe, NJIT ended with an 84.6% shooting percentage. They were also successful in four of their fourteen attempts from the downtown area. With regard to the number of fouls committed, the Black Bears finished with 17, while NJIT piled up 19 fouls.

During this game, TJ Biel was a player that played a significant role. When he shot seven out of thirteen shots, he scored 21 points. With a total of 34 minutes spent on the court, he managed to get two rebounds. At the end of the game, he finished with a field goal percentage of 53.8% and a total of one assist.

With a record of 3-15 on the season, Maine will be competing in this matchup throughout the season. 14.4 times per game, they are losing possession of the ball due to turnovers, and as a team, they are committing 17.1 personal fouls per game. The Maine team has a total of 204 assists for the season, which places them 323rd in the nation in terms of passing, and they have a team average of 29.8 rebounds per game. The Black Bears have a three-point shooting percentage of 31.4% (104 of 331) and a conversion percentage of 61.2% from the free throw line. Despite shooting 44.4% from the field, they have a scoring average of 61.6 points per game, which places them 362nd in Division 1.

The Black Bears are able to force 13.1 turnovers per game and draw 16.3 personal fouls. This is a particularly impressive defensive performance. At the same time as they are 82nd in the USA in terms of points per game allowed (69.4), they are giving up 30.9% of their 3-point shots. In each game, the Black Bears allow their opponents to shoot at a rate of 43.6% (444 of 1,018), and they allow their opponents to get 37.1 rebounds on average. During the course of the season, they have allowed 232 assists to their opponents, which places them exactly 219th in Division I.

In their most recent match, the Vermont Catamounts defeated Binghamton by a final score of 60-59. This victory was the Vermont Catamounts’ most recent victory. Over the course of the game, the Catamounts collected a total of 36 boards, including 29 defensive boards and 7 offensive boards. Through the course of the encounter, they committed eight turnovers of the ball while securing two steals. During this game, Binghamton committed 19 fouls, which resulted in the Catamounts having to go to the free throw line for a total of 24 times. They were successful in making 13 of the free throw attempts, which is equivalent to a rate of 54.2%. When it came to shots taken from the downtown area, Vermont was successful in 5 out of 16 tries (31.3%). The Catamounts had a total of 21 shots from the floor, and they were successful in 48 of them, giving them a rate of 43.8%. During this encounter, the Catamounts allowed Binghamton to shoot 40.0% from the field, which resulted in them burying 22 of their 55 attempts from the starting position. They ended up making 6 of 20 shots from beyond the three-point line, which was 30.0% of their total, and they succeeded in making 9 of 14 free throws, which was 64.3% of their total. Regarding the practice of attacking the glass, Vermont allowed Binghamton to accumulate a total of 32 points, five of which were offensive.

In the end, Gus Yalden was a critical component for the Catamounts in terms of the game. In the 19 minutes that he was on the floor, he scored a total of 15 points and contributed one assist to the game. In this game, he had a rate of 50.0%, which allowed him to convert five out of ten shots, and he also grabbed five rebounds.

For the year, Vermont had a record of 10-7, which is a win-loss record. In each and every game, the Catamounts commit 17.4 fouls while shooting 73.9% from the free throw line. They are ranked 259th in the country in terms of the number of times they earn an assist, which is 13.3 times per game, while they forfeit possession of the ball 9.8 times per game. As of this season, Vermont has scored 1,302 points, which is equivalent to 76.6 points per game, and they have pulled down 35.0 rebounds per game. As far as the offensive side of the ball is concerned, the Catamounts are currently ranked 88th in the nation with a hitting percentage of 47.4% from the floor.

In terms of the number of points per game that they have given up, the Catamounts are placed 159th in Division I. On a nightly basis, they are able to force 9.5 turnovers and allow teams to shoot 44.6% from the field, which places them in the 245th position in college basketball. In addition, opponents are successful in 73.7% of their free throw tries, while the Vermont defense allows opponents to make 36.2% of their three-point attempts (144 of 398). This results in their being rated 122nd and 24th in the nation, respectively, due to the fact that they allow 12.7 assists and 30.7 rebounds on a nightly basis.

✅ Our Maine Black Bears vs Vermont Catamounts Pick: Maine

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