Evansville Purple Aces vs UIC Flames Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 1-20-2026

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Evansville Purple Aces vs UIC Flames Prediction – College Basketball Picks 1-20-2026

During their most recent match, the Evansville Purple Aces faced Bradley on the court and were ultimately defeated by Bradley by a score of 94-90. This was the Purple Aces’ final game. By the time the Purple Aces departed the arena, they had accumulated a total of twenty personal fouls, while Bradley had accumulated a total of twenty-three points. Additionally, they buried six of the twenty-two shots that they fired from the downtown area. Free throws were Bradley’s strong suit, as he made 20 of their 26 attempts and had a shooting percentage of 76.9%. Furthermore, Bradley failed not record a block for the club despite the fact that he grabbed 31 rebounds of the ball (8 offensive and 23 defensive). Within the course of this game, Bradley was responsible for 16 assists and 8 steals. Evansville allowed its opponent to shoot 50.0% from the field, which resulted in 34 out of 68 shots being taken by the shooting team. Additionally, they forced five turnovers and had three steals during this game, in addition to dishing out 19 assists to their teammates. In terms of grabbing rebounds, they scored a total of 31, with six of those rebounds coming from the offensive end of the court. When the Purple Aces attempted to make free throws from the line, they were successful in 23 of their 31 attempts, which is equivalent to a percentage of 74.2%. Evansville finished the game with a half-court field goal percentage of 50.9% (28 of 55) and 11 of their 24 three-point shots from beyond the arc.

This game was won by Leif Moeller, who impressed everyone with his performance. At the end of the game, he finished with 26 points after shooting 8 of 17 shots. He played for a total of 37 minutes on the court and grabbed a total of four rebounds. In addition to recording six assists, he ended with a 47.1% rate from the floor.

Evansville comes into this matchup with a record of 5-14 for the current season. On average, they incur 16.9 fouls a game and turn the ball over 13.6 times per game. Additionally, they commit 13.6 turnovers per game. During the current season, Evansville has a total of 257 assists and 33.6 boards per game, which places them 214th in Division 1 in terms of passing. Additionally, they have a passing percentage of 257. 31.5% of the shots that the Purple Aces make come from downtown (135 of 429), while 71.5% of their shots come from the charity stripe. They are now ranked 333rd in the nation in terms of scoring average, averaging 68.2 points per game, while hitting 42.7% from the field.

The Purple Aces are able to force 11.9 turnovers per game and draw 18.2 personal fouls. This is a testament to their stellar defensive performance. After surrendering 255 assists to their opponents so far this season, they are presently ranked 222nd in Division 1 in terms of the number of assists they have allowed. According to the Purple Aces defense, they are allowing a shooting percentage of 44.1% (487 of 1,104), and they are also allowing 35.8 boards per game as a team. While they are 185th in Division 1 in terms of points per game allowed (73.7), they are allowing 35.0% of their opponents to make three-point shots.

The last time the UIC Flames competed on the hardwood, they defeated Drake with a final score of 74-67. This was the last time they took out the hardwood. During the course of the game, the Flames were able to collect a total of 36 rebounds, which included 26 defensive rebounds and 10 offensive rebounds. In this game, they were responsible for eight turnovers of the ball while also recording four steals. The Flames were forced to take 38 shots from the free throw line as a result of Drake’s 26 personal fouls that he committed during the game. They had a percentage of 63.2%, which means that they were successful in making 24 of the free throw attempts. UIC was successful in converting 10 of its 25 attempts at shots from beyond the perimeter, which is a percentage of forty percent. At the time that the final whistle blew, the Flames had ultimately shot 20 out of 51 from the floor, which resulted in them shooting 39.2% from the field. During the course of the game, the Flames had a shooting percentage of 40.7%, which was a result of Drake making 24 of 59 shots from the field. At the end of the game, they finished with a three-point shooting percentage of 28.1%, shooting 9 out of 32 shots, and they ended up shooting 10 of 18 from the free throw line, which is a 55.6% percentage. Regarding the topic of team rebounding, UIC allowed Drake to grab a total of 26 rebounds, five of which were offensive.

Over the course of this game, Andy Johnson ended up being a significant contributor for the Flames. In the thirty minutes that he spent on the hardwood, he scored 21 points, but he did not leave the arena with any assists. In the game, he made five of eight shots, which gave him a percentage of 62.5%, and he also grabbed three rebounds.

UIC has a record of 9-10 in terms of wins and losses so far this season. As far as offensive performance is concerned, the Flames are shooting 44.2% from the field, which places them in the 249th position among all collegiate basketball teams. Over the course of the season, UIC has accumulated 1,423 points, which is equivalent to 74.9 points per game, and they have collected 36.6 boards per game. They are 201st in the nation in terms of the number of assists they dole out per game (14.1), and they are 201st in terms of the number of chances they turn over per game (12.5). In each and every game, the Flames are accountable for committing 17.6 fouls, and their percentage from the free throw line is 74.2%.

UIC’s defense allows their opponents to make 31.8% of their three-point shots (152 of 478), yet their opponents are successful in making 75.6% of their free throw attempts. On a nightly basis, they have allowed 15.7 assists and 33.8 boards, which places them 317th and 140th, respectively, in Division 1 basketball. With a point-per-game (PPG) average of 71.0, the Flames’ defensive unit ranks 108th in the college men’s basketball rankings. The club has allowed teams to shoot 42.1% from the field, which ranks 98th in NCAA basketball, yet they are able to force 13.8 turnovers per game.

✅ Our Evansville Purple Aces vs UIC Flames Pick: UIC

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